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2008 canisius college softball
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2008 CANISIUS COLLEGE SOFTBALL<br />
Athletic Facilities<br />
Canisius has several excellent indoor and outdoor<br />
facilities that host Golden Griffin athletic<br />
events as well as high school athletic events.<br />
Canisius facilities have been host to the Empire<br />
State Games three times as well as numerous<br />
high school playoff contests. Plans are underway<br />
to improve the Koessler Athletic Center,<br />
which houses the Canisius athletic department,<br />
and the Demske Sports Complex, a multi-sport<br />
facility that six Canisius teams call home. In<br />
addition a state-of-the-art training room and<br />
rehabilitation center that opened in the fall of<br />
2007, locker room space for all 16 varsity sports<br />
and more office space will be added within the<br />
next two years.<br />
Demske Sports Complex<br />
• The Rev. James M. Demske, S.J. Sports<br />
Complex provides a home field for Golden<br />
Griffin soccer, lacrosse, baseball and softball<br />
teams.<br />
• It has been hailed by The New York Times,<br />
USA Today, and The NCAA News as a model<br />
for urban campuses.<br />
• The all-weather AstroTurf field, which is<br />
fully lit for evening activities, features grandstand<br />
seating for 1,000 and portable bleachers<br />
for 150.<br />
• Adjacent to the field are locker rooms for<br />
Canisius men’s soccer, men’s lacrosse, women’s<br />
lacrosse and softball teams.<br />
• Prior to the 1999 season, Canisius replaced<br />
the old turf with AstroTurf 12. Cushioned by<br />
an E-layer, the new turf features inlaid lines,<br />
a crushed red rubber track, a portable baseball<br />
pitcher’s mound and breakaway bases.<br />
• The Demske Sports Complex hosted the<br />
men’s lacrosse tournament at the 2003 Empire<br />
State Games, and the 2004 and 2006 MAAC<br />
Men’s Lacrosse Championship.<br />
Koessler Athletic Center<br />
• Built in 1968, the KAC houses both the<br />
physical education and athletic departments<br />
and is the site of intercollegiate, intramural,<br />
recreation and local high school sporting<br />
events.<br />
• The KAC consists of a multi-purpose gymnasium,<br />
swimming pool, the brand new Center of<br />
Athletic Training, a weight room and several<br />
classrooms and offices.<br />
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