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Belmont Race Track Home of the Belmont Stakes, the Third Leg of Horse Racing's Triple Crown • 430 Acres • Indoor Area Belmont Race Track Home of the Belmont Stakes, the third leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown 430 acres Indoor Area for other events Crowd Capacity 90,000 Parking 18,500 Bethpage Ball Park Home of the Long Island Ducks Atlantic League Professional Baseball Club Baseball Diamond (professional field) Seat 6,002 21” armchair seating 20 luxury suites Bethpage State Park Home of the 2002 and 2009 U.S. Open Golf Championship Black Course o Host course of U.S. Open o 7,468 yds. From the championship tees o A.W. Tillinghast Design Red Course o 7,092 yds. From the championship tees o A.W. Tillinghast Design Blue Course o 6,638 yds. From the championship tees o A.W. Tillinghast/ Alfred H. Tull Design Green Course o 6,328 yds. From the championship tees o Alfred H. Tull Design Yellow Course o 6,324 yds. From the championship tees o Alfred H. Tull Design Driving range, putting greens, clubhouse, lounge, pro shop, locker/ shower facilities, snack bar, restaurant C.W Post- Long Island University Jeanette and Edmund T. Pratt- Recreation Center o 77,000 sq. ft. facility o 24,000 sq. ft. gymnasium o Ceiling Height 26’ o Seats 3,000 o Locker rooms o Concession stand Hickox Field o Multi- purpose turf athletic field o Seats 5,000 o Scoreboard, PA system, press box, locker rooms o Concession Stand Baseball Field o 90’ grass/ clay infield o 400’ to centerfield o Dugouts, bullpens, scoreboards, batting cage o Seats 400 Softball o 60’ grass/ clay infield o 220’ to centerfield o Dugouts, bullpens, scoreboard, batting cage o Seats 250 Eisenhower Park 930 Acres 3 18- hole golf courses Red Course o 7,107 yds. From the championship tee White Course o 6,932 yds. From championship tee Blue Course o 6,026 yds. From the championship tee 16 Tennis Courts (lighted) 17 Ball Fields Locker Rooms Showers Catering Facility Hofstra University David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex o 93,000- sq. ft. facility o Seats 5,046 o Ceiling height 40’ (lower level to lower cord) o Electronic scoreboard, locker rooms, weight rooms, training room, ticket windows o Concession Stands o Physical Education Building o 40,000 sq. ft. facility o Seats 800 o Ceiling height 25’ James M. Shuart Stadium o Multi- purpose athletic stadium o Seats 13,000 o Lighting, scoreboards, PA system, luxury suites, press box, locker rooms o Network- quality lighting system suitable for broadcasting o Concession Stands Hofstra Soccer Stadium o 120 yds. X 74 yds. o Seats 1,600 Softball Field o 220’ to center field o Seats 1,000 o Dugouts, bullpen, batting cage, press box Field Hockey Stadium o 100 yds. X 40 yds. o Seats 400 Nassau County Aquatic Center Located in Eisenhower Park, one of the finest facilities in the Country 80,000 sq. ft. facility 50- meter competition pool, 68- meters long with three moveable bulkheads Shallow section has moveable floors Configurable with 50- meter, 25 yd., and/ or 25- meter lap lanes Diving well with a depth of 17’ with 10-, 7.5-, 5-, 3- and 1- meter competition platforms Two 1- meter and Two 3- meter springboards Seats 1,700 600 athletes on pool deck Timing room, press room, showers, locker rooms, testing room Concession Area Nassau County Coliseum Home of the NHL New York Islanders 44,000 sq. ft. facility Fully air- conditioned Professional Lighting Press Box Media Ceiling Height 97’ Seats 18,000 Two restaurants on site Showers Locker Rooms Loading Dock Ticket Windows Video Scoreboard Concession Stands Parking 6,800 Expo Center o 60,000 sq. ft. facility o 2,647 electrical outlets o 2,104 lights o Ceiling Height 20’ Mitchel Athletic Complex 49- acre sports complex o Multi- purpose turf stadium o 9- Lane, 400- meter synthetic track o Lighting suitable for broadcast o Scoreboard, PA system, press box, locker rooms, showers, training room, meeting room o Concession Stand Fields o 7 Lacrosse o 2 Baseball o 4 Softball (lights) o 7 Soccer o 5 Football o Seat 50- 100 per field Stony Brook University Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium o Field turf facility o Three- tier press box o 6 luxury suites o Television and radio booths o Camera deck on roof o Seats 8,200 Seawolves Soccer Stadium o 2 natural grass fields (one practice, one competition) o Press box o 25 ft. scoreboard o Seats 800 Pritchard Gymnasium o 20,000 sq. ft. facility o 3 regulation basketball courts o Can be divided by moveable walls West Wind Arena o 40,000 sq. ft. facility o 3 regulation basketball courts o 177- meter rubber surface track o Volleyball o Locker facilities Additional fields located on campus for soccer and lacrosse Suffolk County Community College Health Sports and Exhibition Complex o 58,000 sq. ft. facility o Seats 2,200 (retractable bleachers) o Ceiling height 25 ft. Grant Stadium o Baseball fields o Lighting o Scoreboard o Seats (no limit) Fields/ Courts/ Track o Dance Studio o Football o Field hockey o Lacrosse o Soccer o 8 Tennis Courts o Outdoor all-weather track The Rinx 2 full- size indoor ice rinks Concession stand 8 locker rooms Hospitality room Seats 300 per rink .
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