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Visitor's Guide (PDF) Maritime College Athletics Department Sports Medicine Services Riesenberg Hall The Sports Medicine Department is located on the 2nd floor of 6 Pennyfield Ave Riesenberg Hall near the back of the building and the exits that lead to the turf field. Bronx, NY 10465 Pre-Game Needs: An Athletic Trainer will be on-site for all home Important Telephone Numbers athletic events and will be available for any pregame tapings/ All phone numbers begin with 718-409-XXXX treatments 2 hours prior to competition. If your team is travel- Athletics Department Phone .................................................. 7330 ing without an Athletic Trainer, please provide a stocked medical Athletics Department Fax ....................................................... 7404 kit. If any modalities other than moist heat and ice are needed, a physician’s note with parameters is required. Please do not Administrative Staff hesitate to call or email with specific instructions or notification Director of Athletics ................Kristofer Schnatz ................... 7331 of your team’s needs ahead of time. Asst. AD / Recruiting ................Daniel Lawrence .................... 4884 Manager of Athletic Ops..........Denise Brown ........................ 7330 Sideline supplies: Water, cups/bottles, injury ice, splints, crutch- Compliance Officer ..................Robyn Serge........................... 7336 es and AED will be available for all home events. Aquatics Director .....................Jim Downey ........................... 4116 Sports Information Director ....Sean Engel ............................. 6981 Local Hospitals Head Athletic Trainer ...............Hideyuki Okuwa .................... 7240 Jacobi Medical Center Montefiore Medical Center 1400 Pelham Pkwy S 1825 Eastchester Rd Facility Rentals .........................Nancy Rueger ........................ 5985 Bronx, NY 10461 Bronx, NY 10461 718-918-5000 718-904-2000 Maritime Head Coaches Baseball ...................................Charlie Barbieri ...................... 3461 Men’s Basketball ......................Frank McQuail ....................... 4841 Cross Country (M/W) ..............William Rueger ...................... 7320 Football ...................................Clayton Kendrick-Holmes ...... 7787 Men’s Lacrosse ........................Daniel Lawrence .................... 4884 Women’s Lacrosse ...................Ann Denning .......................... 6659 Rowing (M/W) .........................Capt. Rick Smith .................... 7350 Athletic Field Rules Co-Ed Sailing ............................Zach Runci ............................. 4050 1. Field not for public use. Permit required. Men’s Soccer ...........................Daniel Gwyther ..................... 4187 2. Only Maritime staff, faculty, students or approved personnel Women’s Soccer ......................Robyn Serge........................... 7336 allowed on athletic fields at any time. Swimming & Diving (M/W) ......Peter Vecchio......................... 7297 3. Individuals must be prepared to show Maritime College ID at Women’s Volleyball .................Michele Murray ..................... 7203 any time. 4. Only field maintenance equipment and approved athletic Facility Information equipment are permitted on the field. ANY OTHER EQUIP- Baseball ......................................................Reinhart Baseball Field MENT REQUESTED MUST BE APPROVED BY THE ASSISTANT Men’s Basketball ................................ Riesenberg Hall Gymnasium ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR FACILITIES Men’s/Women’s Cross Country ..... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, NY) 5. All non-essential individuals are to leave the field during Football ....................................................................Reinhart Field athletic team practices or competition. Men’s/Women’s Lacrosse .........................................Reinhart Field 6. Field hours reflect other facility hours of operation. Co-Ed Sailing ...................................... McMurray Hall (Waterfront) 7. Athletics has the right to close the field at any time for Men’s/Women’s Rowing .................... McMurray Hall (Waterfront) maintenance or safety reasons. Men’s/Women’s Soccer ............................................Reinhart Field 8. No food, seeds or gum should be on the playing field area. Men’s/Women’s Swim/Dive ......... Riesenberg Hall Aquatic Center 9. Gators must be driven on outside surface unless it is a life Women’s Volleyball ........................... Riesenberg Hall Gymnasium or death situation. 10. Ambulance access should be through the water side access ramp only. Sportsmanship Statement 11. Proper footwear should be worn at all times. NO BARE FEET. Maritime College promotes good sportsmanship by student- 12. No dogs allowed. athletes, coaches, spectators. We request your cooperation by 13. No climbing over fence. supporting the participants and officials in a positive manner. 14. No alcohol allowed. Profanity, racial or sexist comments or other intimidating actions 15. No artificial noise makers are allowed (air horns, directed at officials, student-athletes, coaches or team repre- whistles, etc.) sentatives will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal 16. No metal spiked footwear allowed on turf field. from the site of competition. Also, consumption or possession of 17. Event directors must be the first to arrive and stay until alcoholic beverages and tobacco products is prohibited. last spectator has left. 18. To schedule field time please contact the Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities Directions to Maritime College Admission Prices From Manhattan (East Side):Take FDR Drive North to Exit 17 – General Admission is free for all of Maritime’s regular season Triboro Bridge. Merge onto Robert F. Kennedy Bridge. Keep Left athletic contests including Baseball, Football, Lacrosse, Soccer, at Fork and Follow Signs for Interstate-278 East. Follow Signs to Swimming & Diving, and Volleyball. Merge onto I-295 South/Throgs Neck Bridge. Take Exit 9 – Hard- ing Ave./ Fort Schuyler (Last Exit Before Toll). Make Hard Right Priority Chairback Seating for Home Football Contests is available onto East 177th Street to First Traffic Light. Make First Left onto for Sale: Pennyfield Ave. Continue for One Mile on Pennyfield Ave. to end, Single-Season -- $60.00 per Seat Maritime College on your left. Please Contact the Head Football Coach to reserve yours today! From Manhattan (West Side): Take West Side Highway North to Exit 14 – I-95/Cross Bronx Expressway. Take I-95 East for Approxi- mately 5 Miles. Follow Signs to Merge onto I-295 South/Throgs Neck Bridge. Take Exit 9 – Harding Ave./ Fort Schuyler (Last Exit Before Toll). Make Hard Right onto East 177th Street to First Traf- fic Light. Make First Left onto Pennyfield Ave. Continue for One Mile on Pennyfield Ave. to end, Maritime College on your left. From Long Island: Take Throgs Neck Bridge North. Take Exit 9 – Harding Ave./Pennyfield Ave. (First Exit After Toll). Continue to First Traffic Light and Make Left Turn onto Lawton Ave. At Traffic Football Tailgating Policy/Registration Light, Make Soft Left Turn onto Pennyfield Ave. Continue for One Tailgating is a part of college athletics tradition. However, as Mile on Pennyfield Ave. to end, Maritime College on your left. a member of the NCAA Division III and in fostering a campus environment of responsible behavior, you are required to abide From Upstate New York: Take I-87 South Crossing Over Tappan by the following policies. Failure to adhere to these policies will Zee Bridge onto I-287. Take Either Cross County/Sprain Brook/ result in revoking your further tailgating privileges. Bronx River Parkways to Cross County Parkway East to Hutchin- son River Parkway South OR Take Hutchinson River Parkway/I-95 Tailgating is ONLY permitted and Lot 2 (S&E parking lot, first lot South. Continue onto I-695 South Towards Throgs Neck Bridge. on the right entering campus). Take Exit 9 – Harding Ave./ Fort Schuyler (Last Exit Before Toll). Tailgating lots open 3 hours prior to game time and closes Make Hard Right onto East 177th Street to First Traffic Light. 2 hours after the game. Make First Left onto Pennyfield Ave. Continue for One Mile on Pennyfield Ave. to end, Maritime College on your left. The cost per vehicle in Lot 2 is $50 per game. --To order a parking spot in advance, please fill out the Football From New England: Take I-95 Towards New York City. Keep left Tailgate Registration Form, available on MaritimeAthletics.com to continue to I-695 South Towards Throgs Neck Bridge. Take Exit --Fans can also pay for a spot in Lot 2 on game days, spots come 9 – Harding Ave./ Fort Schuyler (Last Exit Before Toll). Make Hard on a first-come first-served basis. Right onto East 177th Street to First Traffic Light. Make First Left onto Pennyfield Ave. Continue for One Mile on Pennyfield Ave. Additional Regulations to end, Maritime College on your left. -New York State law mandates that 21 years old is the legal age to consume alcoholic beverages. It is illegal to serve alcohol to Alternate Transportation minors. Subway/Bus: Take the 6 Train, Pelham Bay Local of the Lexington -No alcohol will be served to any Maritime College student Avenue (East side) I.R.T. Subway. Change at Westchester Square- within the tailgate area within the tailgate area, regardless of East Tremont Ave. station, to take the BX 40 Bus – Fort Schuyler. their age. Persons registered to tailgate are responsible to ensure Bus stops directly in front of the gate of Maritime, (last stop on that no
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