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LIMESTONE FACILITIES LIMESTONE COLLEGE Limestone Physical Education Center Limestone College made a major announcement in the summer of 2004. The College will build a new physical education center, expected to be completed in the late spring of 2005. The new facility will offer three classrooms, nine offices, locker rooms, Athletic Training Education facilities, a fitness center, and a wrestling practice facility. Located on Thompson street near Limestone Springs, the facility will be the first new building on the Limestone campus since the Timken Center was dedicated 30 years ago. The Physical Education facility will give Limestone’s Athletic Training Education Program the necessary space to meet accreditation standards of the American Medical Association’s Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs which will allow Limestone students to sit for the National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification Examination. In addition to the new Athletic Training facilities, the facility will also house a 3,900 square foot weight training facility which will be a great asset for Limestone’s approximately 300 varsity athletes as well as all other students, faculty, and staff. Limestone’s wrestling team, which begins competition in the 2004-2005 school year, will have a practice area in the new building, although the team will hold its matches in the Timken Center. The Timken Center, built in 1976, is the center of the Limestone Athletic Department, housing athletic offices, athletic training facilities, and classrooms. The Timken Center also houses Limestone’s basketball arena, a 1,500 seat facility that hosts men’s and women’s basketball games as well as volleyball and wrestling matches. Limestone’s junior Olympic sized pool is also located inside the Timken Center. Home to the Lady Saints Swimming Team, the pool features an 800 square foot observation balcony coupled with 2,500 square feet of deck space. Timken Center Timken Gymnasium 21 SAINTS BASEBALL
LIMESTONE FACILITIES LIMESTONE COLLEGE The recently remodeled Emmie Evans Rector Tennis Center is one of the top facilities in the Carlinas-Virginia Athletic Conference. The facility plays host to eight lighted tennis courts and houses tennis offices and a club house area for student-athletes. Saints Field was given a face-lift this summer. Limestone’s game field for men’s and women’s soccer as well as men’s and women’s lacrosse was completely resurfaced and a full sized practice field was added immediately adjacent to it. Tennis Center Limestone’s athletic facilities also include a baseball and softball field complex. Bob Prevatte Field plays home to the baseball team while Lady Saints Softball Field hosts Jimmy Martin’s squad. The Saints also enjoy the use of four practice fields including a new full-sized field which sits next to the main game field. Saints Field Limestone Baseball and Softball Facilities ABOUT THE CAROLINAS-VIRGINIA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE The Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference is a NCAA Division II athletic conference made up of 11 teams from North Carolina and South Carolina. These teams consist of: Anderson College, Barton College, Belmont Abbey College, Coker College, Erskine College, Lees-McRae College, Limestone College, Mount Olive College, Pfeiffer University, Queens University of Charlotte, and St. Andrews Presbyterian College. Each of the twelve CVAC sports has a season-ending tournament that leads to automatic NCAA qualification in Mens Basketball, Women's Basketball, Softball, and Volleyball and NCAA regional selection opportunities in Women's Cross Country, Men's Cross Country, Women's Soccer, Men's Soccer, Golf, Women's Tennis, Men's Tennis, and Baseball. CVAC Commissioner, Dr. Alan Patterson says this about the conference, "The Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference is recognized regionally and nationally as a premier NCAA Division II conference which champions scholarship athletics working in concert with student athlete's committed to academic success." The CVAC has roots in the Old North State Conference formed in 1938. The name changed to the Carolinas Conference with the first inclusion of South Carolina members, and in 1994 became the CVAC as Virginia membership was included and championship play was shifted to NCAA Division II. 22 SAINTS BASEBALL
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