Thanks to the generous contributions of our donors we have been able to fund and complete the following projects over the past years.
The newly built Carmichael Strength and Conditioning Center and Sports Science Lab located in the Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex opened in June 2018 and is designed to maximize student-athlete training via the latest in advanced technology and strength equipment. The center allows our Strength and Conditioning Staff to maximize workout performance through standard weight lifting but also by studying acceleration, speed, balance, body movement, fatigue, sleep patterns, reaction time, cognitive processing ability, and functional mobility. The center also allows for an improved and centralized athlete management system with actionable analytics to assist coaches and sports medicine staff with decisions best suited for the student-athlete.
The Wayne G. Basler Boathouse features a new rowing locker room and state of the art indoor training center that occupies the entire top floor. The team can now fully utilize all three floors of the building, providing much needed locker and training space.
Named for Tennessee’s longtime women’s athletic director, the Joan Cronan Volleyball Center was dedicated on October 24, 2014. It is the first permanent home for Tennessee volleyball, which had previously shared practice space with the basketball and track and field programs.
The volleyball center houses three practice courts, locker and training room spaces, meeting rooms, a theater-style film room and the coaches’ offices.
Dedicated in November 2013, Pat Summitt Plaza serves as a permanent monument to the historic career of college basketball’s greatest coach. Welcoming visits to campus at the intersection of Lake Loudoun Boulevard and Phillip Fulmer Way, it features a larger-than-life bronze statue of Coach Summitt and celebrates the Lady Vols basketball program.