| FACILITIES BY SPORT |
| Sport |
Facilities |
| Baseball |
Bobby Cox Field at Ford Park, Coates Building, Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Basketball |
Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Cheer & Pom |
Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Football |
Crain Family Stadium at the Hurt Complex, OBU Football Weight Room, Football Locker Room, Football Practice Field |
| Golf |
Shawnee Country Club, Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Lacrosse |
OBU Soccer and Lacrosse Complex, Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Soccer |
OBU Soccer and Lacrosse Complex, Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Softball |
Lady Bison Park, Coates Building, Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Swimming & Diving |
Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Tennis |
OBU Tennis Courts, Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Track & Field/Cross Country |
Hurt Complex & Jay P. Chance Building, Gordon Cooper Technology Center, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| Volleyball |
Noble Complex, Recreation & Wellness Center (RAWC) |
| FACILITIES (ALPHABETICAL) |
Agee Residence Center (ARC)
Built in 1948 and originally named Brotherhood Dormitory, Agee first housed the Sports Information Office in 2001, and in 2012 the entire four floors of the residence center's Storer Wing were renovated and repurposed for offices for the entire athletics administration, as well as office and meeting space for football and soccer.
Bobby Cox Field at Ford Park
Officially re-named in 2019 in honor of Hall of Fame coach Bobby Cox, the Bison baseball team moved into Bobby Cox Field at Ford Park in 2007. Lights were added in the summer of 2008, and in 2019 a new scoreboard and state-of-the-art Daktronics high definition video board were installed.
The yard includes covered, heated dugouts and storage facilities, fenced outfield bullpens and a press box. The park boasts 102 comfortable chair back seats directly behind home plate with additional bleachers down both base lines bringing the official capacity to over 300.
Coates Building
Home of the OBU baseball and softball programs, construction was completed on the Coates Building in 2007.
The facility houses the coaches' offices and locker rooms, as well as multiple indoor caged hitting areas and open area for stretching and other drills.
Crain Family Stadium at the Eddie Hurt Jr. Athletic Complex
The Eddie Hurt Jr. Athletic Complex is home to OBU Football and OBU Track and Field. On Saturdays throughout the fall, more than 4,000 fans fill Crain Family Stadium to cheer on their beloved Bison.
OBU has sold out each home football game since reviving the program in 2013 and boasts the highest average attendance for non-NCAA Division I collegiate football games in the state.
New bleachers and a new video board were installed in 2013 making the complex one of the best venues for small college football in Oklahoma.
Football Practice Field, Locker Room & Larry Harris Weight Room
Located directly south of the Eddie Hurt Jr. Athletic Complex is the OBU Football practice field and locker room. The complex provides OBU with designated areas for the football program as well as an all-sport weight room.
Built in 2012, the Larry Harris Weight Room facility, with state-of-the-art weight and conditioning equipment, is available for student-athlete development and training.
Also included in the building is the OBU football locker room that serves as the home for the Bison.
Gordon Cooper Technology Center
The Gordon Cooper Technology Center campus is home to OBU's cross country meets. A separate entity from OBU, Gordon Cooper is located approximately three miles from the Oklahoma Baptist campus.
Eddie Hurt Jr. Athletic Complex & Jay P. Chance Indoor Track Facility
The Eddie Hurt Jr. Athletic Complex is also home to one of the most renowned track and field programs in the nation. Built in 2008, the complex also includes the Jay P. Chance Indoor Track facility, which houses a first-class indoor training center and locker rooms for the track and field and cross country programs.
This indoor facility has running lanes, as well as pole vault and high jump areas that allow OBU student-athletes the opportunity to train year-round.
The Hurt Complex also includes a timing building and a press box.
Lady Bison Softball Field
Directly across from the baseball field, the Lady Bison Softball Field is home to the two-time national-tournament qualifiers. Completed in 2009, the field includes metal outfield fences, scoreboard, press box, covered and heated dugouts, a covered patio, and bleacher seating.
Mathena Center
Opened in 2014, the Mathena Center is home to OBU's medical services team and includes training tables, a hydrotherapy area, rehabilitation equipment and exam room, as well as
office space, storage, and a garage area for training staff vehicles.
Located inside the Hurt Complex, the facility services primarily the football and track and field programs, but is also available to all OBU student-athletes.
Noble Complex
Located near the heart of campus, the Noble Complex is home to the OBU men's and women's basketball teams as well as the OBU volleyball team and cheer and pom program.
Opened in 1982, The Noble Complex underwent a major renovation prior to the 2007-08 season, adding new locker rooms for men's and women's basketball, new basketball offices for both programs, new scoreboards and the luxurious Mabee Suite that overlooks the refinished floor.
The Mabee Arena inside the Noble Complex can seat 2,400 screaming fans and offers chair-back seating in the lower reserved section.
The Noble Complex has hosted many conference tournaments, NJCAA regional tournaments and high school all-star events, including the prestigious Faith 7 Game.
Adjacent to the Mabee Arena inside the Noble Complex is OBU's primary training room featuring a hydrotherapy area, treatment tables, rehabilitation equipment, as well as office space for OBU's sports medicine staff.
Also located inside the Noble Complex is another weight room available to all OBU student-athletes and teams. Boasting approximately 1,400 square feet of workout area, the Noble Complex weight room is equipped with a full complement of free weights and exercise equipment.
OBU Soccer & Lacrosse Complex
The Bison soccer teams compete at the OBU Soccer and Lacrosse Complex. The OBU pitch is one of the best fields in the state and includes bleacher seating and
covered dugouts. In addition to the main field, the complex includes a practice field.
The lacrosse team plays on the well-manicured field just north of the soccer pitch. Improvements to the field are currently in progress.
OBU Tennis Courts
Originally built in 1972 as a recreational tennis center, the OBU Tennis Courts have grown to an eight-court complex protected by windscreens and equipped with lights.
Recently resurfaced, the blue and green courts with their crisp white lines are home to the OBU men's and women's tennis programs.
The program proudly hosted the USTA-ITA Regionals from 2008-12.
Recreation and Wellness Center (RAWC)
OBU proudly opened the state-of-the-art Recreation and Wellness Center (RAWC) in 2007 for the entire campus community. The center features an indoor jogging track, cardio and weight training machines, three full-size basketball courts, racquetball courts, locker rooms facilities, as well as a two-story climbing wall.
While the RAWC is for entire campus use, OBU athletic teams often use the three courts as an overflow indoor facility for practice, camps and tournaments. The Wellness Center also has a weight training and aerobic exercise area in which athletes are able to train on their own.
The RAWC is also home to the national champion OBU swimming and diving teams. The Bison have quickly become a national powerhouse on their way to claiming seven team national
titles to date.
The indoor pool offers a first-class training facility for these nationally-recognized programs.
View RAWC website
Shawnee Country Club
The OBU men's and women's golf teams practice and play home tournaments at the elite Shawnee Country Club. Through the agreement with the country club, OBU golfers are able to practice and play when needed as long as the course is open.
Established in 1929, Shawnee Country Club is located just three miles from campus. Its golf course underwent a major redesign in 1980.
View Shawnee Country Club website
