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Saint Leo University Welcome to SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY HOME OF THE SAINT LEO LIONS Welcome to Saint Leo University! We are looking forward to hosting you, and we hope the following information will assist you with your visit to our campus. This guide is meant to assist visiting teams, fans, and parents in attending and participating in intercollegiate athletics events at Saint Leo. For specific gameday questions, contact Carrie Fidurko at (352) 588- 7327. For directions or other campus questions, please contact Campus Safety at (352) 588-8432. QUICK FACTS School Saint Leo University City/Zip code Saint Leo, Fla. / 33574 Founded 1889 Enrollment 2,278 (University Campus) Nickname Lions Mascot Fritz School colors Green (PMS 554) and Gold (PMS 130) Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Sunshine State Conference President Dr. William J. Lennox, Jr. Director of Athletics Francis X. Reidy Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Carol Walker Athletic Department Phone (352) 588-8221 Saint Leo Lions Website SaintLeoLions.com Saint Leo Lions on Twitter @SaintLeoLions Saint Leo Lions on Instagram @SaintLeoLions Saint Leo Lions on Facebook /SaintLeoLions Physical Address Mailing Address Saint Leo University Saint Leo University Department of Athletics Department of Athletics 33701 State Road 52 University Campus - MC 2038 Saint Leo, FL 33574 PO Box 6665 Saint Leo, FL 33574-6665 SaintLeoLions.com /SaintLeoLions @SaintLeoLions @SaintLeoLions 2 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Dr. William J. Lennox, Jr. Francis X. Reidy Mike Madagan Barbara Wilson Carol Walker University President Director of Athletics Associate A.D. SWA/Associate A.D. Faculty Athletic Representative [email protected] 352-588-8224 - Sports Medicine 352-588-8308 michael.madagan@ 352-588-8222 [email protected] saintleo.edu [email protected] Erin Mykleby Pete Lefresne Dawn Boltin Assistant A.D.-Marketing, Assistant A.D.-Communications Assistant A.D. - Business Fundraising, & Community 352-588-7285 Operations Engagement [email protected] 352-588-8449 352-588-8223 [email protected] [email protected] HEAD COACHES WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/ BASEBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TRACK & FIELD MEN’S GOLF WOMEN’S GOLF MEN’S LACROSSE Rick O’Dette Vince Alexander Anthony Crocitto Kent Reiber Chris Greenwood Lyndsey Bevill Brad Jorgensen 352-588-8227 352-588-8220 352-588-8447 352-588-7256 352-588-8366 352-588-8684 352-588-7308 richard.odette vince.alexander@ anthony.crocitto@ kent.reiber@ christopher. [email protected] bradley.jorgensen@ @saintleo.edu saintleo.edu saintleo.edu saintleo.edu greenwood@ saintleo.edu saintleo.edu MEN’S & WOMEN’S MEN’S & WOMEN’S WOMEN’S LACROSSE MEN’S SOCCER WOMEN’S SOCCER SOFTBALL SWIMMING TENNIS VOLLEYBALL Caitlin Hansen Tony Paris Mario Rincon Erin Kinberger Paul Mangen Chad Berryhill Sam Cibrone 352-588-7302 352-588-8573 352-588-8663 352-588-8451 352-588-8641 352-588-7303 352-588-8448 caitlin.hansen@ antony.paris@ mario.rincon@ erin.kinberger@ paul.mangen@ Chad.Berryhill@ samuel.cibrone@ saintleo.edu saintleo.edu saintleo.edu saintleo.edu saintleo.edu saintleo.edu saintleo.edu 3 DIRECTIONS Traveling North or South Traveling from Tampa International Airport Take I-75 to exit #285. Head EAST on Highway 52 for (TIA) about 4 miles. Saint Leo University will be on your Drive NORTH on I-275 through Tampa. I-275 NORTH left. will merge with I-75 NORTH. Once on I-75 NORTH, follow the above directions, “Traveling North or Traveling from Orlando South.” Average drive time from TIA is 45 minutes Take I-4 WEST and Exit 32 in Lakeland. Travel NORTH on Hwy 98 until it merges with Hwy. 301 in Dade City. Turn right onto Hwy 301 and at the first light, Clinton Avenue, turn left. The road ends into Prospect Road and turn right. At the light, turn left onto SR 52. Saint Leo University will be on your right. Average drive time from Orlando is 1 ½ hours. SaintLeoLions.com /SaintLeoLions @SaintLeoLions @SaintLeoLions 4 CAMPUS MAP Map Key 1. Saint Leo Abbey Church 19. Henderson Residence Hall 2. Saint Leo Abbey Golf Course 20. Holy Name Monastery 3. Admissions Temporary Location 21. Lakefront 4. Alumni Residence Hall 22. Lewis Hall 5. Apartments 1-4 23. Stephen Herrmann Mail Center 6. Apartments 5-6 24. Marmion/Snyder Residence Halls 7. Aquatics Facility 25. Music Building 8. Athletic Fields 26. Plant Operations a. Intramural Field 27. Roderick Residence Hall b. Soccer Field 28. Ropes Course c. Thomas B. Southard Baseball Stadium 29. ROTC Department d. Turf Stadium/Parking Garage 30. Saint Edward Hall e. University Softball Stadium 31. Saint Francis Hall 9. Benoit Residence Hall 32. Donald R. Tapia School of Business Building 10. Bowl 33. Selby Auditorium 11. Campus Safety and Security 34. Student Activities Building 12. Cannon Memorial Library 35. Student Community Center 13. Saint Jude Chapel f. Board Meeting Rooms 14. Chiller Plant g. Dining Hall 15. Kirk Hall h. Lounge 16. deChantal Hall i. Bookstore 17. Fitness Center 36. Tennis Center 18. Marion Bowman Activities Center 37. University Technology Services 5 PARKING P6 P11 P13 P7 P10 P1 Starting at the main entrance to the Saint Leo Campus (Palm Blvd) you will proceed onto campus, making a right at the roundabout. Proceed down East Way and into the Marion Bowman Activities Center main lot (between buildings #16 and #18). Please observe all posted speed limits while on campus. VAN PARKING BUS PARKING Marion Bowman Activities Center Marion Bowman Activities Center (Basketball and Volleyball) (Basketball and Volleyball) Visiting vans should park in the parking lot in front of Parking for all buses will be in the new parking lot the Marion Bowman Center (Lot P1). If the parking lot adjacent to the Saint Leo Tennis Center, behind in front of the Marion Bowman Center is full, overflow University Softball Stadium (Lot P13). The lot can parking is available in either the parking garage located be accessed by heading north on Lions Street and under University Turf Stadium (Lot P7) or the parking making a right after Thomas B. Southard Stadium (C). lot behind University Softball Field at the back of campus (Lot P13). Outdoor Venues Visiting baseball, softball, tennis teams, lacrosse Other Venues teams, and soccer teams should park in either Visiting baseball, softball, tennis teams, lacrosse teams, the parking garage located under University Turf and soccer teams should park in either the parking Stadium (Lot P7) or the parking lot behind University garage located under University Turf Stadium (Lot P7) Softball Field at the back of campus (Lot P13). or the parking lot behind University Softball Field at the back of campus (Lot P13). 6 SPORTS MEDICINE Athletic Training Room Services Barbara Wilson Assistant Athletics Director - The athletic training facility at Saint Leo offers the use of hot packs, Sports Medicine ice, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, warm and cold whirlpools and & Senior Woman a taping area. A Saint Leo University certified athletic trainer will be Administrator present on-site throughout your entire visit as a host and liaison to (352) 588-8222 any other event staff including our team physicians. A physician will [email protected] be on-call or present for most events. Susan Cross Water and injury ice will be provided at the visitor’s sideline for each Director of contest. Water and cups will also be provided in the visitor’s locker Sports Medicine room for men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s (352) 588-7557 basketball and men’s and women’s lacrosse. Upon need, emergency [email protected] equipment such as an AED, crutches, splints, spine board, cervical collars, etc. will be provided. Tom Spock Visiting Teams Traveling Without An ATC Athletic Trainer If your team is traveling without a certified athletic trainer, please (352) 588-8112 notify us 24 hours in advance. No treatments will be administered thomas.spock@ UNLESS the student-athletes arrive with a written request detailing saintleo.edu the type or amount of treatment to be given. A letter from a certified athletic trainer is required for ultrasound and electrical stimulation treatments to be performed on visiting student-athletes. Also, the Isabella Abbasi Saint Leo University Sports Medicine staff will assist your team with Athletic Trainer taping and wrapping needs provided that teams provide their (352) 588-7556 own supplies. Please feel free to reach any member of the Saint isabella.abbasi@ Leo Sports Medicine staff with any questions or to make special saintleo.edu arrangements. Steve Jurnak Athletic Trainer (352) 588-7169 steven.jurnak@ saintleo.edu Locker Room Policies Locker rooms will be made available for visiting teams no more than two hours prior to the start of an event. Due to limited Team Orthopedist: Team Chiropractor: locker room space, many visiting teams will not have a secure Dr. Trey Remaley Dr. Scott Paton locker room. Please keep this in mind when traveling with (813) 396-9422 (813) 949-7740 valuable items, as Saint Leo University is not liable for lost or Primary Physician: Team Dentist: stolen items. Locker room doors will be marked with match/ Dr. Byron Moran Dr. Richard DeMarsh game protocol. Towels will not be provided to visiting teams. (813) 396-9422 (813) 269-9466 7 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Pete Lefresne Brad Bee Assistant Athletics Director - Communications Director of Athletic Communications (352) 588-7285 (352) 588-8681 [email protected] [email protected] Contact for cross country (m&w), swimming (m&w), Contact for men’s and women’s soccer, men’s golf, men’s women’s golf, baseball basketball, and softball TBD Tim Simpson Manager of Athletic Communications Manager of Athletic Multimedia (352) 588-8506 (352) 588-8682 Contact for women’s volleyball, women’s basketball, [email protected] men’s and women’s tennis, and men’s and women’s lacrosse Services Completed statistics will be provided at the conclusion of each contest.
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