Reynolds Chapman Facilities
Football Facilities

SKELLY FIELD @ H.A. CHAPMAN STADIUM

Capacity: 30,000

Opened: 1930 (renovated 2008)

Sport: Football

First Game: October 4, 1930 (Tulsa defeats Arkansas 26-6)
Named For: H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Trust, independent oil and gas producer
Size: 59,639 (size of field)
Architect: 360 Architects (2008 Renovation) Smith & Senter Architects
Builder: J.E. Dunn Construction (2008 Renovation)
Playing Surface: FieldTurf Revolution Cool Play
Physical Address: 3110 East 8th Street

DONALD W. REYNOLDS CENTER

Capacity: 8,355

Opened: December 1998

Sports: Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Volleyball

First Men's Game: December 29, 1998 (Tulsa defeats Cleveland State 79-51)
First Women's Game: January 14, 1999 (Tulsa defeats Air Force 78-54)
Named For: Donald W. Reynolds, media entrepreneur
Size: 200,268 square feet
Architect: HOK Sports Facilities Group, Inc.
Builder: Flintco
Playing Surface: Connor Portable sport floor
Physical Address: 3208 East 8th Street

MICHAEL D. CASE TENNIS CENTER

Capacity: 2,000

Opened: December 2001

Sports: Men’s and Women’s Tennis

First Men's Match: January 19, 2002 (Tulsa defeats ORU 7-0)
First Women's Match: January 25, 2002 (Tulsa defeats ORU 7-0)
Named For: Michael D. Case, Developer and philanthropist
Size: 69,000 square feet
Architect: Larry Kester of Architects Collective
Builder: Lowry & Hemphill Construction Company, Inc.
Playing Surface: Decoturf
Physical Address: 712 South Delaware Ave.

HURRICANE SOCCER & TRACK STADIUM

Capacity: 2,000

Opened: August 2003

Sports: Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track

First Men's Soccer Game: August 29, 2003 (Tulsa defeats Drury 3-0)
First Women's Soccer Game: August 29, 2003 (Tulsa defeats Stephen F. Austin 5-0)
First Track Meet: March 20, 2004 (Tulsa, ORU, Oklahoma State)
Size: 7,159 (building); Field 70 yards x 120 yards; Track is regulation 400 meters, 8 lanes
Architect: Hastings & Chivetta Architects, Inc
Builder: Oakridge Builders
Soccer Playing Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda)
Track Surface: Polyurethane
Entrance: Located on the North End of the Stadium
Physical Address: 512 South Delaware Ave.

COLLINS FAMILY SOFTBALL COMPLEX

Capacity: 1,000

Opened: Field opened in 2002; Clubhouse opened in 2012

Sport: Women’s Softball

First Game: March 2, 2002 (UIC def. UMKC 3-0)
First Tulsa Game: March 2, 2002 (Tulsa defeated Drake 1-0)
Named For: Former Chairman of The University of Tulsa Board of Trustees Fulton Collins, wife Susie and family.
Size: 2,640 (Clubhouse); Field 200 down the lines, 215 to center field
Architect: Hastings & Chivetta (clubhouse); Lotti, Krishan & Short Architects
Builder: C&C Construction (clubhouse)
Playing Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda)
Entrance: Located on the East Side of the Complex
Physical Address: 680 South Delaware Ave.

CASE ATHLETIC COMPLEX

Capacity: 30,000

Opened: June 2007

Houses: Academic Center, Football Offices, Meeting Rooms, Game Day Suites, Locker Room, Equipment Room and Training Room Facilities


Named For: Michael D. Case, Developer and philanthropist
Size: 30,000 square foot
Architect: Hastings & Chivetta
Builder: Nabholz Construction
Physical Address: 3150 East 8th Street

J. BIRD SR. SHELL NEST

Opened: August 2003

Sport: Women’s Rowing


Named For: Jim Bird, Tulsa businessman and philanthropist
Size: 5,000 square feet
Builder: Steel Service Building Company
Physical Address: Rogers Point Park, 4001 North Hwy 66, Catoosa, OK 74115

JACK ZINK INDOOR ROWING CENTER

Opened: March 2006

Sport: Women’s Rowing


Named For: Jack Zink, Oklahoma industrialist and philanthropist whose cars won the Indianapolis 500
Size: 6,500 square feet
Builder: University Physical Plant
Rowing Tank: Manufactured by Durham Company
Physical Address: Mabee Gymnasium, 3105 East 8th Street

MABEE GYMNASIUM & ANNEX

Opened: 1964

Houses: Athletic Offices, Volleyball Practice Gym, Jack Zink Indoor Rowing Center, Dance Room, Band Annex


Named For: John Mabee, oilman and philanthropist, who ventured into banking, insurance, real estate and ranching
Size: 85,695 square feet
Architect: McCune, McCune and Associates Architecture
Builder: Tulsa Rig, Reel and Manufacturing Company
Physical Address: 3105 East 8th Street

TULSA GOLF COURSES

Sports: Men's and Women's Golf


The Courses: There's not many University golf programs that have any better courses to play than the golfers at The University of Tulsa. Beginning with Southern Hills Country Club, the host course to past U.S. Opens and PGA Championships, Tulsa golfers have the opportunity to play top-notch golf courses in the area.
Private Courses: Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa Country Club, The Patriot, Cedar Ridge Country Club, Oaks Country Club, Golf Club of Oklahoma, Meadowbrook Country Club, Forest Ridge Country Club and Indian Springs Country Club
Public Course: Lafortune Park Golf Course

F.A. DRY SPORTS PERFORMANCE CENTER

Opened: August 2021

Sports: All Sports

Named For: F.A. Dry former TU Athletic Director and Head Football Coach
Size: 6,500 square feet
Builder: Nabholz Construction
Physical Address: 3208 East 8th Street

ACE STRENGTH AND PERFORMANCE CENTER

Opened: August 2019

Sports: Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf, and Women’s and Men’s Tennis

Named For: ACE Group and President Michael Peyton
Size: 3,200 square feet
Builder: Nabholz Construction
Physical Address: 3208 East 8th Street