Facilities

PENN ACTIVITY CENTER	STATESMEN COMMUNITY STADIUM	PENN GYMNASIUM	DROST FIELD

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The announcement for the multi-million dollar, 50,000-plus square-foot facility took place on January 26, 2006, while the official groundbreaking was on April 28, 2006. The Penn Activity Center, which opened in August 2008, is a large fieldhouse with over 45 yards of turf and two full-sized basketball courts. Workout equipment overlooks the floor from the east, while a nearly 300-yard running/walking track surrounds the entire complex on the second floor. Another workout area can be found on the first floor as well. During the summer of 2018, a state-of-the-art light and sound equipment was installed to further improve the already incredible facility. Beginning in the 2019-2020 school year, the volleyball teams began utilizing the PAC as their home venue. Baseball, softball, football, and wrestling locker rooms are also located in the building. The wrestling practice room and athletic training room are housed in the PAC as well.	In the fall of 2011, Statesmen Community Stadium became the new home of the William Penn football and track and field teams. The lacrosse teams also began competing at the facility in 2020. The playing surface is FieldTurf, which allows the soccer teams to also play at the stadium if field conditions do not permit games being played at Drost Field. Home and visiting locker rooms are located beneath the home side bleachers, while athletic training services are available as well. A large press box features a hospitality suite on the third floor, while coaches, media, and game-day staff have ample room to conduct business on the fourth floor.	Penn Gymnasium is the practice facility for basketball, and was also home to several other sports prior to the construction of the Penn Activity Center. Currently, only the basketball teams and wrestling teams host events in Penn Gymnasium. In 1957, the original gymnasium was built, while the upper gymnasium was added in 1969. The 'game' gym, which has undergone several renovations, received a new floor in 1993 and new bleachers and scoreboards in recent years. Basketball, volleyball, soccer, and lacrosse locker rooms are located in the building, as are coaches offices.	Drost Field, named after the Carl Drost Family, has been the home of the William Penn soccer teams since 2015, The all-grass field is adjacent to Statesmen Community Stadium. The facility was chosen to host the 2019 NAIA Men's Soccer Opening Round Tournament. Spectator seating is located on the east side in both bleacher and patio form. Home and visiting locker rooms are located beneath the home side bleachers, while athletic training services are available as well. A large press box features a hospitality suite on the third floor, while coaches, media, and game-day staff have ample room to conduct business on the fourth floor.

PENN BASEBALL FIELD	PENN SOFTBALL FIELD	EDMUNDSON/HARVEST POINT GOLF COURSES	STATESMEN LANES AND COMMUNITY EVENT CENTER

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The William Penn baseball field was built in the 1970s. The field, which is on the southwest corner of campus, is 405 feet to deep center, 372 feet down the power alleys, 328 feet down the left field line, and a short 315 feet down the right field line, which leads to frequent home runs hitting the Penn Activity Center. Pitching bullpens line the left and right field fences, while the team's hitting cage is outside the right field fence.	The William Penn softball field was built in 1975. The field, which is on the northwest corner of campus, is 210 feet to deep center, 200 feet in the gaps, and 190 feet down the left and right field lines. The pitching bullpens are outside the left and right field fences, while the team's hitting cage is beyond the right field fence.	Edmundson Golf Course and Harvest Point Golf Course are the practice sites for the William Penn golf teams. Edmundson, the city municipal course, is an 18-hole, par-70 course with a distance of 6,031 yards. It was established in 1940. Harvest Point, a privately-owned public course, is located across the street from Edmundson, is utilized for its driving range and putting green. The William Penn golf teams primarily host tournaments at Edmundson.	Statesmen Lanes and Community Event Center is the practice facility for the William Penn bowling teams. The facility features 16 bowling lanes with automated scoring. An arcade and lounge is located upstairs as well. Food and drink are available for purchase as well. The downstairs banquet room called the Ten Pin Lounge can accommodate groups as large as 80 people.

SHOTGUN SPORTS FACILITIES	RON RANDLEMAN FITNESS CENTER	SPORTS MEDICINE FACILITY	UPPER GYMNASIUM

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The William Penn shotgun sports teams will utilize a variety of locations for practice and meets. WPU will spend time at the following locations: Creekside Clays, Marion County Sportsman Club, Ottumwa Izaak Walton League, and Black Oak Clays. The facilities offer several shotgun disciplines, including trap, doubles trap, skeet, doubles skeet, and a variety of different sporting clay presentations.	Built in 1995, the Ron Randleman Fitness Center is the main athletic performance facility for William Penn's athletic teams. The facility, which has been remodeled several times, houses numerous lifting machines and also features a turfed area. In addition to 10 lifting racks, the facility also includes the following: difference pads, iron neck, dumb bells, kettle bells, stability balls, plyo boxes, sleds and battle ropes, slide boards, and bands. Some of the other technology advancements to be added over the past few years include: Teambuildr, Train with PUSH, Brower Timing System, Just Just mats, and JAWKU. A protein refueling station is also available for student-athletes for a small fee.	The Sports Medicine facility is located on the first floor of the Penn Activity Center. The facility is roughly 1100 square feet and is the home of William Penn Sports Medicine where student-athletes are able to receive high-quality injury evaluation, first aid, preventative and rehabilitative care, and taping. The facility has six treatment tables, five taping stations, and an area for hydrotherapy. Other available modalities include electrical stimulation, therapeutic ultrasound, laser therapy, ThermoStim, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Massage, HyperVolt, and Cupping. Additional rehab equipment such as free weights, foam rollers, TheraBand, and an air bike are also included in the facility.	The upper gymnasium is located within Penn Gymnasium and is a practice facility for numerous teams, including baseball, softball, and golf. The main gymnasium is covered with turf and includes a full hitting cage as well as two open hitting booths. The baseball and softball squads also have two additional hitting cages in a large room adjacent to the gymnasium. The athletic performance staff also hosts numerous workouts for all William Penn teams in the main gymnasium area.

WRESTLING PRACTICE ROOM	CHEER ROOM	DANCE ROOM

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The wrestling practice room and locker room are connected next to each other on the first floor of the Penn Activity Center. The practice room houses numerous mats and additional cardio equipment. Numerous wooden lockers are located in the locker room, allowing athletes to quickly change for practice.	The cheer room is located on the second floor of the Musco Technology Center. The room features a full competition mat, a full wall of mirrors, a hangout area for the athletes, lockers for team members, and extra mats for tumbling drills/skills.	The dance room is located on the second floor of the Musco Technology Center. The room features a marley dance floor, a full wall of mirrors, a hangout area for the athletes, and lockers for team members.