The Meltzer Center is a fine new home for American Eagles volleyball. Although it is a significant downsizing compared to Bender Arena, that is actually a good thing as it is a much more appropriate size. Giving the volleyball team its own home has other benefits as well, as this feels like a volleyball arena, not a basketball arena where the volleyball team are second class citizens. If you are a fan of volleyball in DC, you'll want to check out American Eagles volleyball at
Bridgewater Ice Arena turned out to be too small for the growing men’s hockey program, but for now, it’s the right size for the fledgling women’s Skyhawks. A bigger nest is planned for them to move into soon, but for now, the BIA suits these hawks just fine.
Originally known as the Lawrence Bowl when it opened in 1965, the Banta Bowl was made possible by an anonymous gift from George Banta Jr. ’10, an alumnus of Lawrence College. The name behind the donation was only revealed upon his death in 1978, at which point the name was changed in his honor.
Powers Field at Princeton Stadium opened on September 19, 1998 with a win over Cornell. The new stadium replaced the old facility, Palmer Stadium, which had served the Princeton Tigers’ football team for 82 years. In all the Ivy League Tigers have been playing football on this same site since 1914.
A couple of guys from a couple of countries drink a couple of beers and talk about stadiums from all over the world. Featuring Dave Cottenie, Paul Baker and occasional special guests.
