Fordham University
​Jack Coffey Stadium

​One of the centerpieces to Fordham University Athletics is Jack Coffey Field, a 7000 seater stadium, which serves as home to the Fordham football and soccer teams, while also being used for the intramural and club sports programs.  
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The updated field features FieldTurfTM for both the football and baseball fields along with lights,  baseball dugouts, and a grandstand for baseball.  In addition to hosting the football and baseball Rams, the newly surfaced Coffey Field also hosts the men’s and women’s soccer teams and is available for the intramural and club sports programs.  

In 2012, Jack Coffey Field got another new addition with a full-color video scoreboard, made by Daktronics.  The new display has the ability to show video, in game statistics, and more.  In summer 2014, a new playing surface was installed along with a new Daktronics sound system mounted on top of the scoreboard.  

Jack Coffey Field is named for the former Graduate Manager of Athletics and baseball coach, Jack Coffey, who spent 44 seasons at Fordham.  With Coffey as Graduate Manager of Athletics, Fordham pushed forward to national prominence in the field of sports, notably football, track, baseball, and basketball.  Under his guidance, Fordham football squads appeared in the Sugar and Cotton Bowls, the Maroon basketball teams participated in both the NCAA and National Invitation Tournament twice, and the baseball team made two NCAA appearances. Coffey was elected to the Helms Foundation Collegiate Baseball Hall of Fame in 1954 and was also among the first class of inductees to the Fordham University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1971.  The baseball field was named in his honor in 1954 and when Fordham restored football in 1964, the football Rams also called Coffey Field home.  The plaque dedicated that day in 1954 summed up what Jack Coffey meant to Fordham and to Fordham men.  It hails the pensioner as “A true sportsman scholar and Christian gentleman.”

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Fordham University
​Murphy Field

Fordham University Murphy Field, which is named for Cornelius “Connie” Murphy, who was a member of the Fordham Football family who died on December 3, 1931 from injuries suffered during the Fordham-Bucknell game at the Polo Grounds on November 21st.  Murphy Field received a new layer of FieldTurfTM in 2013, features a practice field for both the football and soccer team, and is home to a number of Fordham's club and intramural sports.

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Goooal Sports, Stratford CT

Goooal Sports in Stratford, CT is a 50,000 sq ft indoor and outdoor facility that houses 4 boarded indoor fields and 2 outdoor fields. 2 indoor fields and the two outdoor fields are 65x35yds and 2 smaller indoor fields for individual training and 3v3 games. 

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University of Bridgeport
​Knight’s Field

Knights Field is among the premiere soccer facilities in the Northeast Region. The field is the among the largest in the region measuring 75 ×120 yards and covering a total of 109,900 square feet. The installed synthetic surface DuraSpine, is a third generation monofilament turf system recently introduced by FieldTurf. The arched profile features a durable “spine” which runs vertically through the center of each fiber. Much like the vein on a blade of grass, this spine gives each fiber “memory” and thus resistance to matting and enhances ball roll properties. For directions to Knights Field, please click here.     ​

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University of Bridgeport
​Wheeler Recreation Center

​The Wheeler Recreation Center is an on-campus recreation facility that is open to the public, as well as the student body and staff. Wheeler is also the home facility for the UB women’s swimming and diving and women’s gymnastics teams. The facility features a pool with diving facilities, a field house, a gymnastics area and a multitude of weight rooms and locker room facilities.

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University of Bridgeport
​Hubbell Gymnasium

The Hubbell Gymnasium is home to the UB men’s and women’s basketball teams and the women’s volleyball team. In addition, the building houses the main athletic offices, as well as the Main Athletic Training Room, Equipment Room, four newly-renovated locker rooms, the Arnold Room, and the Abner Fitness Center.