2009 NCAA Semifinalists Duke Lacrosse Over the Years

Athletic Facilities
The Duke men's lacrosse team is housed in the Murray Building, which opened in 1986, and
underwent complete renovation last summer. Each office contains new furniture and a flat screen
television on the wall for easy breakdown of game film. The student-athletes have everything they
need at their fingertips in the Murray Building as it houses locker rooms, a weight room, a stateof-the
art meeting room, the equipment room and sports medicine.
The locker room features individual lockers for each player, which includes a slot for each
players sticks and a flat panel televsion mounted on the wall equipped with cable television. The
Duke lacrosse history of ACC Championships and NCAA Tournaments are proudly displayed
along the walls above the lockers.
The state-of-the-art meeting room features theatre style seating and drop-down movie screens
to create the ideal environment for watching film and game analysis. The 3,300 square foot
weight room has over three tons of free weights along with Nautilus, Hydra-Gym and Universal
Stations. The equipment helps the Blue Devils maintain their excellent fitness over the course
of the season.
The modern sports medicine training room provides all of the equipment and services
necessary to keep the Duke men's lacrosse team healthy and in action.
Outside of the Murray Building and behind Koskinen Stadium are two artificial turf practice
fields the Blue Devils use for practices throughout the season regardless to the weather conditions
during the winter months.
Just around the corner from the Murray Building is the state-of-the-art Campbell Academic
Center in the Schwartz/Butters Athletic Center. The academic center houses Duke's academic
advisor offices and has computer labs, individual tutorial rooms and study spaces and meeting
rooms.
Seven-time ACC Champions 2009 NCAA Semifinalists
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