JULY 21, 2023 — UTSA held a grand opening for Park West Fieldhouse on Thursday, July 20. The $8 million, 14,325-square-foot facility will serve as the new home of the women’s soccer and the men’s and women’s track & field/cross country programs.
Guest speakers at the event included UTSA President Taylor Eighmy, UTSA Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Lisa Campos, American Athletic Conference Commissioner Mike Aresco, Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai, Bexar County Precinct 3 Commissioner Grant Moody, Roadrunner Foundation President Gene Dawson and UTSA soccer student-athlete Avery Chaney.
“This morning, I enjoyed attending the new Park West Fieldhouse alongside UTSA President Dr. Eighmy and athletic director Lisa Campos,” shared Sakai. "Track and soccer teams will utilize this impressive venue, adding an exciting dimension to UTSA’s sports facilities.”
Take a look at the grand opening of UTSA's newest facility.
The Park West Fieldhouse is the new home of UTSA Soccer
The Fieldhouse is also home to UTSA Track & Field/Cross Country
Mike Aresco has a laugh with Taylor Eighmy
Taylor Eighmy passes the baton to Peter Sakai
Avery Chaney thanks guests on behalf of UTSA’s student-athletes
Lisa Campos, Gene Dawson, Taylor Eighmy, Peter Sakai and Grant Moody
Veronica Salazar with Avery Chaney and Rowdy
UTSA Soccer poses outside the new Park West Fieldhouse
Student-athletes check out their new locker rooms
New locker rooms emphasize ‘integrity’ and ‘grit’
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