The TCU Rifle Range is home to the women's rifle program which became the first all-women squad to win the national championship in 2010.
In 2000, the Lowdon Track and Field Complex was selected as the "Outstanding Track Complex" by the United States Tennis Court and Track Builders Association.
Completed in 1976 at the cost of over $2-million, the Tennis Center and Bartzen Varsity Courts plays home to the TCU men's and women's tennis programs.
Lupton Stadium features a unique two-deck structure that allows every seat to be extremely close to the playing surface for a great vantage point of all the on-field action.
The Jane Justin Fieldhouse includes home and visitor locker rooms in addition to a training room, offices, lounge area and a wrap-around raised viewing terrace.
The rec center is a 202,000 square foot facility with racquetball and squash courts, a 4-lane indoor track, climbing wall, weight and cardio equipment, indoor and outdoor pool, and a lounge area.
The "DMC" is one of the most intimidating and intimate arenas in the Southwest - from the crowd sitting on top of the action to the feel of a big-time atmosphere, it has provided an advantage.
Construction of Amon G. Carter Stadium began in 1929. The Frogs played their first game in the stadium against the University of Arkansas on October 11, 1930 - which they won! Go Frogs!
The Athletic Center is outside the South end zone of the stadium. It houses athletics administration offices, Davis Academic Learning Center, video labs, and the Encke Heritage Center.
