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Holiday Inn Purdue Fort Wayne Eco-Friendly Meeting Options PURDUE FORT WAYNE 2020-21 VISITORS GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION QUICK FACTS Institution Name ................................................................................................. Purdue University Fort Wayne GENERAL INFORMATION...................................... 1 Address .......................................................................................................................... 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46805 CAMPUS MAPS................................................... 2 National Affiliation .................................................................................................................... NCAA Division I Conference ................................................................................................................................ Horizon League MIVA (Men’s Volleyball) DIRECTIONS...................................................... 3 Founded ............................................................................................................................ September 17, 1964 Enrollment ............................................................................................................................ 10,208 (Fall 2019) FACILITIES......................................................... 4 School Colors ............................................................................................................ Gold (PMS 110) and Black Nickname ......................................................................................................................................... Mastodons Chancellor ..................................................................................................................... Ronald L. Elsenbaumer STAFF................................................................. 7 Director of Athletics ......................................................................................................... Kelley Hartley Hutton Senior Associate AD for Academics/Senior Woman Administrator ........................................... Christine Kuznar Atheltics Website .................................................................................................................. GoMastodons.com CONTACT INFORMATION-TRAINERS..................... 10 Fax Number .............................................................................................................................. (260) 481-6002 Phone Number ......................................................................................................................... (260) 481-6643 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION................................ 11 PRACTICE/COMPETITION VENUES Hilliard Gates Sports Center .............................................................................................. MBB,WBB,WVB,MVB HOTELS............................................................. 12 Allen County War Memorial Coliseum (off-campus venue) ...................................................... Men’s Basketball Lutheran Health Fieldhouse ............................................................................................ Indoor Track and Field FOOD AND CATERING......................................... 17 Mastodon Field .................................................................................................................................... Baseball Purdue Fort Wayne Softball Field .......................................................................................................... Softball Hefner Soccer Complex ............................................................................................ Men’s and Women’s Soccer TRANSPORTATION................................. ............ 19 Pine Valley Country Club (off-campus venue) .............................................................. Men’s and Women’s Golf GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION Department of Athletics ........................................................................................................... (260) 481-6643 Department Fax Number .......................................................................................................... (260) 481-6002 Athletic Administration ............................................................................................................ (260) 481-5445 Ticket Office ............................................................................................................................. (260) 481-6555 CONFERENCE INFORMATION HORIZON LEAGUE MIVA 129 E. Market Street #900 mivavolleyball.com Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 237-5622 horizonleague.org 1 CAMPUS MAP CAMPUS DIRECTIONS FROM NORTH - I69-S - Take exit 312 B/A onto Coldwater Road South/North - Keep LEFT and continue onto Coldwater Road South - Keep LEFT at the fork of the ramp - Merge onto IN-327 S. - IN-327 S becomes IN-327/Coldwater Road - Turn LEFT onto US-30/US-27 (East Coliseum. Blvd.) - The campus will be on the left hand side after passing the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum - Continue for two (2) lights turning left onto Crescent Ave. - Heading north on Crescent Ave, turn left into the campus - Proceed and turn right at the roundabout and the Hilliard Gates Sports Center will be to the left FROM SOUTH (I-69N) - I69-S - Take exit 312 A onto US-27 heading toward Fort Wayne - Merge onto US-27 S - Turn LEFT onto US-30/US-33/US-24 - US-30/US-33/US-24 turns into Coliseum Blvd. - The campus will be on the left hand side after passing the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum - Continue for two (2) lights turning left onto Crescent Ave. - Heading north on Crescent Ave, turn left into the campus - Proceed and turn right at the roundabout and the Hilliard Gates Sports Center will be to the left FROM EAST - I469-N - Take exit 25 onto IN-37 heading towards Fort Wayne - Keep LEFT at the fork of the ramp - Turn left onto IN-37 heading south - IN-327 S becomes IN-327/Coldwater Road - Turn RIGHT onto Stellhorn Road - Continue on Stellhorn Road proceding into Crescent Avenue - Heading south on Crescent Ave, turn right into the campus - Proceed and turn right at the roundabout and the Hilliard Gates Sports Center will be to the left Purdue Fort Wayne is home to the Hilliard Gates Sports Center8 ,Mastodon Field1, FROM WEST Purdue Fort Wayne Softball Field32 and Hefner Soccer Complex.31 - Turn RIGHT onto US-30 E - Take IN-69 N - Merge onto I-69 N The address of these facilities is: - Take exit 312 A onto US-27 heading towards Fort Wayne 2101 E. Coliseum Boulevard - Merge onto US-27 S Fort Wayne, IN 46805 - Turn LEFT onto US-30/US-33/US-24 - US-30/US-33/US-24 turns into Coliseum Blvd. - The campus will be on the left hand side after passing the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum - Continue for two (2) lights turning left onto Crescent Ave. - Heading north on Crescent Ave, turn left into the campus - Proceed and turn right at the roundabout and the Hilliard Gates Sports Center will be to the left 2 3 FACILITIES FACILITIES HILLIARD GATES SPORTS CENTER MASTODON FIELD Named in honor of longtime area sportscaster, Hilliard Gates, the 68,106 Mastodon Field is the home of the Purdue Fort Wayne baseball team. square foot tri-level facility is located on the northeast end of the Purdue Mastodon Field has undergone a number of renovations in the last Fort Wayne campus. The Hilliard Gates Sports center is home of the several years, including a new brick backstop, seating for over 350 and Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodon athletic program. The facility features a grandstand seating for 200, new hitting cages and a new wooden multipurpose gymnasium with a 2,300-seat arena and three basketball/ outfield fence. Major field upgrades include a brand new pitcher’s mound volleyball courts, a 1/9-mile indoor tartan-rubber track, racquetball/ and a laser-graded infield with a new playing surface. The dimensions of handball courts and a fitness center. In 2010, a renovation project Mastodon Field are 335 FT down the lines, 380 FT in the power alleys and was completed on the locker rooms for the basketball and volleyball 405 to dead center. Mastodon Field plays host to not only NCAA baseball programs. action but also some of the finest club and travel teams in the tri-state area. The fitness center includes state-of-the-art Life Fitness bikes, treadmills, elliptical EFX Cross Trainers, stairmasters, rowing machines and Airodyne bikes. PURDUE FORT WAYNE SOFTBALL FIELD LUTHERAN HEALTH FIELDHOUSE The Purdue Fort Wayne Softball Field is the home of the Mastodons’ The Athletic Center Fieldhouse is a multipurpose sport and fitness softball program. The field boasts a symmetrical dimension of 200 FT facility attached to the Gates Sports Center complex. The 90,000 square in all fields including the power alleys. Recent upgrades to the facility foot facility has a six lane, 200 meter, oval track with a Mondo Super X include graphic windscreens, hitting cages, Daktronics scoreboard, and surface; the same surface on the track at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The grandstand seating for fans directly behind home plate. In 2017, a new fieldhouse is equipped with a Lynx Timing System and digital scoreboard. inning-by-inning scoreboard was installed. Within the track, there are three recreational sized multipurpose courts. Also, there is a retractable bleacher seating for 1,000. HEFNER SOCCER COMPLEX The Hefner Soccer Complex is comprised of 19 full-sized soccer fields. A STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING ROOM community gem, the complex plays host to numerous state, local and high Another facility highlight is the
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