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A Proud Member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and NCAA Division II Updated 8/21/2010 Visitors Information Table of Contents A proud member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and NCAA Division II Updated 8/21/2010 Visitors Information Table of Contents General Information ...................................................................................... 3 Mesa State Athletic Facilities ....................................................................... 4 Airport Transportation ................................................................................... 5 Ground Transportation .................................................................................. 6 Local Hotels ................................................................................................... 7 Local Dining ................................................................................................... 8 Local Attractions............................................................................................ 9 Directions to Grand Junction ........................................................................ 10 Game Day | Tickets, Parking, & Tailgating .................................................. 11 Game Day | Athletic Training Information ................................................... 12 Game Day | Facilities/Walk Through/Team Room ..................................... 13 Game Day | Sports Information ................................................................... 14 Athletic Venus, Information, and Directions ................................................ 15-16 Campus Map ................................................................................................. 17 Contact Information ...................................................................................... 18 Football Game Day Information ................................................................... 19 Men’s and Women’s Soccer Game Day Information .................................. 20 Volleyball Game Day Information ................................................................. 21 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Game Day Information ............................ 22 Softball Game Day Information .................................................................... 23 Baseball Game Day Information .................................................................. 24 Lacrosse Game Day Information .................................................................. 25 2 Visitors Information General Information Location ..........................................................................................1100 North Avenue .............................................................................................Grand Junction, CO 81501 Colors ................................................................................................Maroon and Black Mascot ........................................................................................................... Mavericks Enrollment ............................................................................................................ 7,042 Founded ................................................................................................................. 1925 President .......................................................................................................Tim Foster Athletic Director .......................................................................................... Butch Miller Associate Athletic Director ................................................................... Jamie Hamilton Assistant Athletic Director ........................................................................ Bryan Rooks Senior Women’s Administrator ......................................................................Kris Mort Game Management Coordinator ....................................................Jermaine Williams Facilities Director .................................................................................... Michael Wells Sports Information Director .......................................................................... Tish Elliott Athletic Training ......................................................................................... Josh Fullmer Program Assistant ................................................................................ Beth Schroeder Athletic Department Phone ...................................................................970.248.1503 Affiliation ............................................................................................................. NCAA II Conference ............................................................................. Rocky Mountain (RMAC) Number of Sports .......................................................................................................20 3 Visitors Information Athletic Facilities Baseball (Capacity) .................................................................. Suplizio Field (10,000) Built ........................................................................................................................ 1949 Surface .................................................................................................... Natural Grass Football (Capacity) ................................................................Stocker Stadium (8,000) Built ........................................................................................................................ 1949 Surface ..............................................................................................................Artificial Basketball/Volleyball/Wrestling (Capacity) ......................... Brownson Arena (2,000) Built ........................................................................................................................ 1968 Surface .........................................................................................................Hard Wood Soccer/Lacrosse (Capacity) ........................................................ Walker Field (1,000) Built ........................................................................................................................ 2006 Surface ..............................................................................................................Artificial Softball (Capacity) ........................................................................Bergman Field (580) Built ........................................................................................................................ 2009 Surface .................................................................................................... Natural Grass Tennis (Capacity) ............................................................. Elliott Tennis Complex (150) Built ........................................................................................................................ 2010 Surface ................................................................................................................... Hard Swimming & Diving (Capacity) ......................................... El Pomar Natatorium (750) Built ........................................................................................................................ 2010 Timing System ................................................................................................. Colorado * All facilities have internet capabilities. 4 Visitors Information Airport Travel Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT) | Grand Junction, Colo. Grand Junction Regional Airport is Western Colorado’s largest commercial airport. The great weather, friendly people and easy accessibility make Grand Junction Re- gional the primary airport between Salt Lake City and Denver. Grand Junction Regional is located three miles from Mesa State College. Airlines that fly into Grand Junction Include: Allegiant Air, American Airlines, Delta, Frontier, United, and US Airways. Website: http://www.walkerfield.com/ Phone: (970)244-9100 Grand Junction Regional Airport 2828 Walker Field Drive Grand Junction, Colorado 81506 Denver International Airport (DIA) | Denver, Colo. The Denver International Airport is located 271 miles east of Grand Junction. Denver is about four and a half hours from Mesa State. Most major airlines fly into DIA. Website: http://www.flydenver.com/ Phone: (303) 342-2000 Denver International Airport 8500 Peña Boulevard Denver, Colorado 80249-6340 Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) | Salt Lake City, Utah The Salt Lake City International Airport is located 287 miles west of Grand Junction. Salt Lake City is about five hours from Mesa State. Most major airlines fly into SLC. Website: http://www.slcairport.com/ Phone: 801-575-2400 Salt Lake City International Airport 776 North Terminal Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 5 Visitors Information Ground Transportation From Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT) Thrifty/Dollar Rent-A-Car (15 Psgr Vans) 970.243.7556 From Denver International Airport (DIA) Ramblin Express - Denver 303.572.8677 Charter of the Rockies 303.893.0402 Premier Charter, Inc. 303.289.2222 Arrow Stage Lines 800.497.6060 Coach America / Ace Express 303.421.2780 * All United Motorcoach Association members From Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) Smith Coaches 435.472.8269 Lake Shore Motorcoach 801.328.3361 Teton Stage Lines 208.529.8036 * All United Motorcoach Association members 6 Visitors Information Local Hotels Clarion Inn Hawthorn Suites Hotel - Downtown 755 Horizon Dr. 225 Main St. Grand Junction, CO 81506 Grand Junction, CO 81501 970-243-6790 | 888-489-9796 970-242-2525 | 800-922-3883
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