uchicago

UChicago Athletics

More than

500 HONORS were awarded

to students on our

19 NCAA DIVISION III teams in 2009–10.

357 MEN + 234 WOMEN

participated in

intercollegiate athletics

in 2009–10.

THE FIRST

HEISMAN TROPHYwas awarded to the

University of Chicago’s

JAY BERWANGER, AB’36,

on December 5, 1935.

525INTRAMURAL TEAMS

compete in

55 CONTESTS per week.

800 STUDENTS participate each

year in

35 CLUB SPORTS on campus.

11 VARSITY intercollegiate

athletics

CONTESTS are held per week,

totaling 343 a year.

FacilitiesA state-of-the-art athletics facility, a

tried-and-true classic gymnasium, a

top-of-the-line outdoor track and sports

field, indoor and outdoor tennis courts,

plus green space all over campus for

planned or impromptu meet-ups are

available to all registered University of

Chicago students.

GERALD RATNER ATHLETICS CENTERThis 150,000-square-foot facility at 55th and Ellis, home to the varsity teams, hosts games in its 1,658-seat competition gymnasium. It also has a 50-meter x 25-yard (Olympic size) swimming pool; a fitness center with cardiovascular exercise equipment; selectorized weightlifting machines and free weights; a multipurpose dance studio; an auxiliary gymnasium; and classrooms, meeting rooms, and locker rooms, among other amenities.

HENRY CROWN FIELD HOUSEHenry Crown features an indoor track, four basketball courts, tennis courts, an archery range, and volleyball, racquetball, and squash courts.

OUTDOOR VENUESThe Stagg Field complex, with its track, eight tennis courts, softball venue, soccer fields, and football field, o!ers opportunities for varsity and intramural recreation. Additional outdoor space is available at North Field, adjacent to the Henry Crown Field House. The half-mile green and sunny Midway Plaisance is a favorite spot for intramural and pick-up sports.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONThe University of Chicago Department of Physical Education & Athletics Gerald Ratner Athletics Center 5530 South Ellis Avenue Chicago, IL 60637-1402 773.702.7684sportsinfo@uchicago.eduathletics.uchicago.edu

anima sana in corpore sanoa sound mind in a sound body

uchicago

UChicago Athletics

More than

500 HONORS were awarded

to students on our

19 NCAA DIVISION III teams in 2009–10.

357 MEN + 234 WOMEN

participated in

intercollegiate athletics

in 2009–10.

THE FIRST

HEISMAN TROPHYwas awarded to the

University of Chicago’s

JAY BERWANGER, AB’36,

on December 5, 1935.

525INTRAMURAL TEAMS

compete in

55 CONTESTS per week.

800 STUDENTS participate each

year in

35 CLUB SPORTS on campus.

11 VARSITY intercollegiate

athletics

CONTESTS are held per week,

totaling 343 a year.

FacilitiesA state-of-the-art athletics facility, a

tried-and-true classic gymnasium, a

top-of-the-line outdoor track and sports

field, indoor and outdoor tennis courts,

plus green space all over campus for

planned or impromptu meet-ups are

available to all registered University of

Chicago students.

GERALD RATNER ATHLETICS CENTERThis 150,000-square-foot facility at 55th and Ellis, home to the varsity teams, hosts games in its 1,658-seat competition gymnasium. It also has a 50-meter x 25-yard (Olympic size) swimming pool; a fitness center with cardiovascular exercise equipment; selectorized weightlifting machines and free weights; a multipurpose dance studio; an auxiliary gymnasium; and classrooms, meeting rooms, and locker rooms, among other amenities.

HENRY CROWN FIELD HOUSEHenry Crown features an indoor track, four basketball courts, tennis courts, an archery range, and volleyball, racquetball, and squash courts.

OUTDOOR VENUESThe Stagg Field complex, with its track, eight tennis courts, softball venue, soccer fields, and football field, o!ers opportunities for varsity and intramural recreation. Additional outdoor space is available at North Field, adjacent to the Henry Crown Field House. The half-mile green and sunny Midway Plaisance is a favorite spot for intramural and pick-up sports.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONThe University of Chicago Department of Physical Education & Athletics Gerald Ratner Athletics Center 5530 South Ellis Avenue Chicago, IL 60637-1402 773.702.7684sportsinfo@uchicago.eduathletics.uchicago.edu

anima sana in corpore sanoa sound mind in a sound body

uchicago

UChicago Athletics

More than

500 HONORS were awarded

to students on our

19 NCAA DIVISION III teams in 2009–10.

357 MEN + 234 WOMEN

participated in

intercollegiate athletics

in 2009–10.

THE FIRST

HEISMAN TROPHYwas awarded to the

University of Chicago’s

JAY BERWANGER, AB’36,

on December 5, 1935.

525INTRAMURAL TEAMS

compete in

55 CONTESTS per week.

800 STUDENTS participate each

year in

35 CLUB SPORTS on campus.

11 VARSITY intercollegiate

athletics

CONTESTS are held per week,

totaling 343 a year.

FacilitiesA state-of-the-art athletics facility, a

tried-and-true classic gymnasium, a

top-of-the-line outdoor track and sports

field, indoor and outdoor tennis courts,

plus green space all over campus for

planned or impromptu meet-ups are

available to all registered University of

Chicago students.

GERALD RATNER ATHLETICS CENTERThis 150,000-square-foot facility at 55th and Ellis, home to the varsity teams, hosts games in its 1,658-seat competition gymnasium. It also has a 50-meter x 25-yard (Olympic size) swimming pool; a fitness center with cardiovascular exercise equipment; selectorized weightlifting machines and free weights; a multipurpose dance studio; an auxiliary gymnasium; and classrooms, meeting rooms, and locker rooms, among other amenities.

HENRY CROWN FIELD HOUSEHenry Crown features an indoor track, four basketball courts, tennis courts, an archery range, and volleyball, racquetball, and squash courts.

OUTDOOR VENUESThe Stagg Field complex, with its track, eight tennis courts, softball venue, soccer fields, and football field, o!ers opportunities for varsity and intramural recreation. Additional outdoor space is available at North Field, adjacent to the Henry Crown Field House. The half-mile green and sunny Midway Plaisance is a favorite spot for intramural and pick-up sports.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONThe University of Chicago Department of Physical Education & Athletics Gerald Ratner Athletics Center 5530 South Ellis Avenue Chicago, IL 60637-1402 773.702.7684sportsinfo@uchicago.eduathletics.uchicago.edu

anima sana in corpore sanoa sound mind in a sound body

OUR ATHLETICS TEAMS AND COACHES

MEN’S ATHLETICS

BaseballHead Coach Brian Baldea 773.702.4643 bbaldea@uchicago.edu

Men’s BasketballHead Coach Mike McGrath 773.702.4647 mmcgrath@uchicago.edu

Men’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

FootballHead Coach Dick Maloney 773.702.9035 rmaloney@uchicago.edu

Men’s SoccerHead Coach Scott Wiercinski 773.702.4660 swiercinski@uchicago.edu

Men’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Men’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Men’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

WrestlingHead Coach Leo Kocher 773.702.4641 lkocher@uchicago.edu

WOMEN’S ATHLETICS

Women’s BasketballHead Coach Aaron Roussell 773.702.4639 roussell@uchicago.edu

Women’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

Women’s SoccerHead Coach Amy Reifert 773.702.4655 areifert@uchicago.edu

SoftballHead Coach Ruth Kmak 773.702.4642 ruthkmak@uchicago.edu

Women’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Women’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Women’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

VolleyballHead Coach Vanessa Walby 773.702.5145 vwalby@uchicago.edu

“Winning isn’t worthwhile unless one has something finer and nobler behind it.” AMOS ALONZO STAGG (1862–1965)Director of Physical Culture and Athletics at the

University of Chicago during its first 41 years

Trust and teamwork. Play and perseverance. Competition and success.

At the University of Chicago we consider all aspects of athletics to be part of a balanced education and preparation for a successful life and career.

Our well-rounded students take a real interest in their studies and the world around them. They’re committed to aca-demic success and athletic competition, whether on a varsity or intramural team.

We o!er intramural sports teams and club sports that are open to all members of our University community, including faculty and sta!.

Varsity AthleticsAs a founding member of the University

Athletic Association and part of NCAA

Division III athletics, the University of Chicago

has long supported student athletic com-

petition. Our head coaches are University

of Chicago faculty—real educators charged

with the intellectual, emotional, physical,

and social development of their students.

They not only help athletes learn how

to jump higher and run faster, they o!er

counseling on issues ranging from course

selection to career development. Since 1995,

our coaches have been named National

Coach of the Year three times, Regional

Coach of the Year six times, and UAA

Coach of the Year 31 times.

University of Chicago students love

intramural sports and are dedicated

competitors, whether the game is Ultimate

Frisbee or innertube water polo. More than

6,100 students participate each year on

more than 525 intramural teams on campus,

including three-on-three basketball,

bowling, track, and backgammon.

Club sports also enhance the quality of

life on campus, o!ering activities to meet

the University community’s competitive,

recreational, and social needs. Club sports

are organized and administered by club

members through elected o"cers.

Intramural and Club Sports

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CLUB SPORTS, VISIT: athletics.uchicago.edu/sportclubs/sportclubs.htm

EXAMPLES OF CLUB SPORTS

Aikido Kokikai

Archery

Badminton

Climbing

Crew (M & W)

Cricket

Cycling

Falun Gong

Fencing (M & W)

Floor Ball

Genkikai Ki-Aikido

Gymnastics

Hwa Rang Do/ Tae Soo Do

Ice Hockey (M & W)

Judo

Lacrosse (M & W)

Rugby (M & W)

Sailing

Shotokan Karate

Table Tennis

Tae Kwon Do

Tai Chi Tao

Tang Soo Do

Ultimate Frisbee (M & W)

Volleyball

Water Polo

Athletics for allPictured from top to bottom: Men’s football; varsity cross country team; mascot Phil the Phoenix

Pictured on left from top to bottom: Flag football; midnight soccer; men’s rugby

OUR ATHLETICS TEAMS AND COACHES

MEN’S ATHLETICS

BaseballHead Coach Brian Baldea 773.702.4643 bbaldea@uchicago.edu

Men’s BasketballHead Coach Mike McGrath 773.702.4647 mmcgrath@uchicago.edu

Men’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

FootballHead Coach Dick Maloney 773.702.9035 rmaloney@uchicago.edu

Men’s SoccerHead Coach Scott Wiercinski 773.702.4660 swiercinski@uchicago.edu

Men’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Men’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Men’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

WrestlingHead Coach Leo Kocher 773.702.4641 lkocher@uchicago.edu

WOMEN’S ATHLETICS

Women’s BasketballHead Coach Aaron Roussell 773.702.4639 roussell@uchicago.edu

Women’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

Women’s SoccerHead Coach Amy Reifert 773.702.4655 areifert@uchicago.edu

SoftballHead Coach Ruth Kmak 773.702.4642 ruthkmak@uchicago.edu

Women’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Women’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Women’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

VolleyballHead Coach Vanessa Walby 773.702.5145 vwalby@uchicago.edu

“Winning isn’t worthwhile unless one has something finer and nobler behind it.” AMOS ALONZO STAGG (1862–1965)Director of Physical Culture and Athletics at the

University of Chicago during its first 41 years

Trust and teamwork. Play and perseverance. Competition and success.

At the University of Chicago we consider all aspects of athletics to be part of a balanced education and preparation for a successful life and career.

Our well-rounded students take a real interest in their studies and the world around them. They’re committed to aca-demic success and athletic competition, whether on a varsity or intramural team.

We o!er intramural sports teams and club sports that are open to all members of our University community, including faculty and sta!.

Varsity AthleticsAs a founding member of the University

Athletic Association and part of NCAA

Division III athletics, the University of Chicago

has long supported student athletic com-

petition. Our head coaches are University

of Chicago faculty—real educators charged

with the intellectual, emotional, physical,

and social development of their students.

They not only help athletes learn how

to jump higher and run faster, they o!er

counseling on issues ranging from course

selection to career development. Since 1995,

our coaches have been named National

Coach of the Year three times, Regional

Coach of the Year six times, and UAA

Coach of the Year 31 times.

University of Chicago students love

intramural sports and are dedicated

competitors, whether the game is Ultimate

Frisbee or innertube water polo. More than

6,100 students participate each year on

more than 525 intramural teams on campus,

including three-on-three basketball,

bowling, track, and backgammon.

Club sports also enhance the quality of

life on campus, o!ering activities to meet

the University community’s competitive,

recreational, and social needs. Club sports

are organized and administered by club

members through elected o"cers.

Intramural and Club Sports

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CLUB SPORTS, VISIT: athletics.uchicago.edu/sportclubs/sportclubs.htm

EXAMPLES OF CLUB SPORTS

Aikido Kokikai

Archery

Badminton

Climbing

Crew (M & W)

Cricket

Cycling

Falun Gong

Fencing (M & W)

Floor Ball

Genkikai Ki-Aikido

Gymnastics

Hwa Rang Do/ Tae Soo Do

Ice Hockey (M & W)

Judo

Lacrosse (M & W)

Rugby (M & W)

Sailing

Shotokan Karate

Table Tennis

Tae Kwon Do

Tai Chi Tao

Tang Soo Do

Ultimate Frisbee (M & W)

Volleyball

Water Polo

Athletics for allPictured from top to bottom: Men’s football; varsity cross country team; mascot Phil the Phoenix

Pictured on left from top to bottom: Flag football; midnight soccer; men’s rugby

OUR ATHLETICS TEAMS AND COACHES

MEN’S ATHLETICS

BaseballHead Coach Brian Baldea 773.702.4643 bbaldea@uchicago.edu

Men’s BasketballHead Coach Mike McGrath 773.702.4647 mmcgrath@uchicago.edu

Men’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

FootballHead Coach Dick Maloney 773.702.9035 rmaloney@uchicago.edu

Men’s SoccerHead Coach Scott Wiercinski 773.702.4660 swiercinski@uchicago.edu

Men’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Men’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Men’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

WrestlingHead Coach Leo Kocher 773.702.4641 lkocher@uchicago.edu

WOMEN’S ATHLETICS

Women’s BasketballHead Coach Aaron Roussell 773.702.4639 roussell@uchicago.edu

Women’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

Women’s SoccerHead Coach Amy Reifert 773.702.4655 areifert@uchicago.edu

SoftballHead Coach Ruth Kmak 773.702.4642 ruthkmak@uchicago.edu

Women’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Women’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Women’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

VolleyballHead Coach Vanessa Walby 773.702.5145 vwalby@uchicago.edu

“Winning isn’t worthwhile unless one has something finer and nobler behind it.” AMOS ALONZO STAGG (1862–1965)Director of Physical Culture and Athletics at the

University of Chicago during its first 41 years

Trust and teamwork. Play and perseverance. Competition and success.

At the University of Chicago we consider all aspects of athletics to be part of a balanced education and preparation for a successful life and career.

Our well-rounded students take a real interest in their studies and the world around them. They’re committed to aca-demic success and athletic competition, whether on a varsity or intramural team.

We o!er intramural sports teams and club sports that are open to all members of our University community, including faculty and sta!.

Varsity AthleticsAs a founding member of the University

Athletic Association and part of NCAA

Division III athletics, the University of Chicago

has long supported student athletic com-

petition. Our head coaches are University

of Chicago faculty—real educators charged

with the intellectual, emotional, physical,

and social development of their students.

They not only help athletes learn how

to jump higher and run faster, they o!er

counseling on issues ranging from course

selection to career development. Since 1995,

our coaches have been named National

Coach of the Year three times, Regional

Coach of the Year six times, and UAA

Coach of the Year 31 times.

University of Chicago students love

intramural sports and are dedicated

competitors, whether the game is Ultimate

Frisbee or innertube water polo. More than

6,100 students participate each year on

more than 525 intramural teams on campus,

including three-on-three basketball,

bowling, track, and backgammon.

Club sports also enhance the quality of

life on campus, o!ering activities to meet

the University community’s competitive,

recreational, and social needs. Club sports

are organized and administered by club

members through elected o"cers.

Intramural and Club Sports

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CLUB SPORTS, VISIT: athletics.uchicago.edu/sportclubs/sportclubs.htm

EXAMPLES OF CLUB SPORTS

Aikido Kokikai

Archery

Badminton

Climbing

Crew (M & W)

Cricket

Cycling

Falun Gong

Fencing (M & W)

Floor Ball

Genkikai Ki-Aikido

Gymnastics

Hwa Rang Do/ Tae Soo Do

Ice Hockey (M & W)

Judo

Lacrosse (M & W)

Rugby (M & W)

Sailing

Shotokan Karate

Table Tennis

Tae Kwon Do

Tai Chi Tao

Tang Soo Do

Ultimate Frisbee (M & W)

Volleyball

Water Polo

Athletics for allPictured from top to bottom: Men’s football; varsity cross country team; mascot Phil the Phoenix

Pictured on left from top to bottom: Flag football; midnight soccer; men’s rugby

OUR ATHLETICS TEAMS AND COACHES

MEN’S ATHLETICS

BaseballHead Coach Brian Baldea 773.702.4643 bbaldea@uchicago.edu

Men’s BasketballHead Coach Mike McGrath 773.702.4647 mmcgrath@uchicago.edu

Men’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

FootballHead Coach Dick Maloney 773.702.9035 rmaloney@uchicago.edu

Men’s SoccerHead Coach Scott Wiercinski 773.702.4660 swiercinski@uchicago.edu

Men’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Men’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Men’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

WrestlingHead Coach Leo Kocher 773.702.4641 lkocher@uchicago.edu

WOMEN’S ATHLETICS

Women’s BasketballHead Coach Aaron Roussell 773.702.4639 roussell@uchicago.edu

Women’s Cross CountryHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

Women’s SoccerHead Coach Amy Reifert 773.702.4655 areifert@uchicago.edu

SoftballHead Coach Ruth Kmak 773.702.4642 ruthkmak@uchicago.edu

Women’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach Jason Weber 773.702.4657 jrweber@uchicago.edu

Women’s TennisHead Coach Marty Perry 773.702.4656 perry@uchicago.edu

Women’s Track & FieldHead Coach Chris Hall 773.702.4640 hallc@uchicago.edu

VolleyballHead Coach Vanessa Walby 773.702.5145 vwalby@uchicago.edu

“Winning isn’t worthwhile unless one has something finer and nobler behind it.” AMOS ALONZO STAGG (1862–1965)Director of Physical Culture and Athletics at the

University of Chicago during its first 41 years

Trust and teamwork. Play and perseverance. Competition and success.

At the University of Chicago we consider all aspects of athletics to be part of a balanced education and preparation for a successful life and career.

Our well-rounded students take a real interest in their studies and the world around them. They’re committed to aca-demic success and athletic competition, whether on a varsity or intramural team.

We o!er intramural sports teams and club sports that are open to all members of our University community, including faculty and sta!.

Varsity AthleticsAs a founding member of the University

Athletic Association and part of NCAA

Division III athletics, the University of Chicago

has long supported student athletic com-

petition. Our head coaches are University

of Chicago faculty—real educators charged

with the intellectual, emotional, physical,

and social development of their students.

They not only help athletes learn how

to jump higher and run faster, they o!er

counseling on issues ranging from course

selection to career development. Since 1995,

our coaches have been named National

Coach of the Year three times, Regional

Coach of the Year six times, and UAA

Coach of the Year 31 times.

University of Chicago students love

intramural sports and are dedicated

competitors, whether the game is Ultimate

Frisbee or innertube water polo. More than

6,100 students participate each year on

more than 525 intramural teams on campus,

including three-on-three basketball,

bowling, track, and backgammon.

Club sports also enhance the quality of

life on campus, o!ering activities to meet

the University community’s competitive,

recreational, and social needs. Club sports

are organized and administered by club

members through elected o"cers.

Intramural and Club Sports

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CLUB SPORTS, VISIT: athletics.uchicago.edu/sportclubs/sportclubs.htm

EXAMPLES OF CLUB SPORTS

Aikido Kokikai

Archery

Badminton

Climbing

Crew (M & W)

Cricket

Cycling

Falun Gong

Fencing (M & W)

Floor Ball

Genkikai Ki-Aikido

Gymnastics

Hwa Rang Do/ Tae Soo Do

Ice Hockey (M & W)

Judo

Lacrosse (M & W)

Rugby (M & W)

Sailing

Shotokan Karate

Table Tennis

Tae Kwon Do

Tai Chi Tao

Tang Soo Do

Ultimate Frisbee (M & W)

Volleyball

Water Polo

Athletics for allPictured from top to bottom: Men’s football; varsity cross country team; mascot Phil the Phoenix

Pictured on left from top to bottom: Flag football; midnight soccer; men’s rugby

uchicago

UChicago Athletics

More than

500 HONORS were awarded

to students on our

19 NCAA DIVISION III teams in 2009–10.

357 MEN + 234 WOMEN

participated in

intercollegiate athletics

in 2009–10.

THE FIRST

HEISMAN TROPHYwas awarded to the

University of Chicago’s

JAY BERWANGER, AB’36,

on December 5, 1935.

525INTRAMURAL TEAMS

compete in

55 CONTESTS per week.

800 STUDENTS participate each

year in

35 CLUB SPORTS on campus.

11 VARSITY intercollegiate

athletics

CONTESTS are held per week,

totaling 343 a year.

FacilitiesA state-of-the-art athletics facility, a

tried-and-true classic gymnasium, a

top-of-the-line outdoor track and sports

field, indoor and outdoor tennis courts,

plus green space all over campus for

planned or impromptu meet-ups are

available to all registered University of

Chicago students.

GERALD RATNER ATHLETICS CENTERThis 150,000-square-foot facility at 55th and Ellis, home to the varsity teams, hosts games in its 1,658-seat competition gymnasium. It also has a 50-meter x 25-yard (Olympic size) swimming pool; a fitness center with cardiovascular exercise equipment; selectorized weightlifting machines and free weights; a multipurpose dance studio; an auxiliary gymnasium; and classrooms, meeting rooms, and locker rooms, among other amenities.

HENRY CROWN FIELD HOUSEHenry Crown features an indoor track, four basketball courts, tennis courts, an archery range, and volleyball, racquetball, and squash courts.

OUTDOOR VENUESThe Stagg Field complex, with its track, eight tennis courts, softball venue, soccer fields, and football field, o!ers opportunities for varsity and intramural recreation. Additional outdoor space is available at North Field, adjacent to the Henry Crown Field House. The half-mile green and sunny Midway Plaisance is a favorite spot for intramural and pick-up sports.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONThe University of Chicago Department of Physical Education & Athletics Gerald Ratner Athletics Center 5530 South Ellis Avenue Chicago, IL 60637-1402 773.702.7684sportsinfo@uchicago.eduathletics.uchicago.edu

anima sana in corpore sanoa sound mind in a sound body