field house
Noun
Meaning
an athletic facility where athletes prepare for sport
a building for indoor sports
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Advisor to Student Government Lauri Sidelko called attention to early voting in the field house on campus on Oct. 17.
Bartell was the middleweight champ, the Spartans’ team champs, and quickly the boos inside the Field House turned to cheers as Mohr embraced Bartell and walked out of the ring.
Eastern will host the EIU Friday Night Special Friday in the Lantz Field House, and Hatfield comes into the competition as the last Eastern athlete to win an OVC Athlete of the Week award: The Ohio Valley Conference Male Track Athlete of the Week.
Maintenance workers have been on the same routine, but the basketball court, weight room and field house have some new upgrades.
Gannon’s annual flu clinic will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at the Field House at the Recreation and Wellness Center with participants entering through the field house doors.
He also spoke about how they removed the barbed wire on the fencing at the high school, removed loose unsightly wires around the campuses and removed the old light and conduit at the field house.