Lavino Field House

The Edward J. Lavino Field House is one of the finest athletic buildings in any independent school in the country. Opened in the Fall of 1951, the structure has been the site of many County, State and Eastern Tournaments, as well as providing an excellent facility for our student-athletes.

• Arena Area - The main arena (length 313 feet; width - 134 feet; extreme height - 44 feet) has a 12 mm, rubber Mondo surface with three combination basketball-volleyball-tennis courts, a four-lane banked 200 meter track, a long jump pit, shot put area, and an eight-lane straight-away.
• In the Wings - On one side of the arena are the varsity competition basketball court and a six-lane competition swimming pool which is equipped with an underwater window and heated competitor benches. On the other side are housed the wrestling room, a combination basketball-volleyball-fencing court, a state of the art fitness center, and an athletic training room. Both the fitness center and the training room are professionally staffed.
• Skating Rink - At the far end of the arena is the recently renovated skating rink, six locker rooms, and a snack bar and gathering room.
• Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame -In the front of the building is a lounge - the home of the Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame has honored such past greats as Dennis Michie (West Point football) and Phil Riker (Olympic swimmer).