Le Moyne Athletics :

This Athletic Initiative of the Achieving New Heights Capital Campaign is dedicated to the future of Le Moyne College athletics, its student-athletes and the overall student body. Its focus is the investment in capital improvements aimed at replacing the outdated facilities that currently serve the Le Moyne community.

These much-needed improvements encompass renovations to the Thomas J. Niland Jr. Athletic Complex, which will serve as home to our men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse teams and provide opportunities for the campus through intramural and club sport programs.

The complex will include a turf field, seating, press box, concession stand, rest rooms and lighting. This will allow the College to host local and regional athletic competitions on campus.

Renovations to the Henninger Athletic Center will include space for athletic teams, modern equipment and laundry facilities, renovated administrative and coaches’ offices and an overall building face-lift.

The College has enjoyed unprecedented growth in its athletics program and this initiative will make the necessary improvements to better serve our 16 athletic teams, media and fans who support Dolphin athletics.

TED GRANT COURT RENOVATION
The Le Moyne volleyball and basketball teams will take the floor next fall on a court with a brand new look. The athletic department unveiled the new court design for Ted Grant Court featuring the program’s new logo. The design also features an extended 3-point line for men’s basketball as well as a pair of Northeast-10 (NE-10) logos in the paint.

The newly designed court features the athletic department’s primary logo on center court. In an expanded baseline that fades from black to green, the words ‘LE MOYNE’ and ‘DOLPHINS’ are displayed in bold lettering on either end line. Additionally, the words ‘GRANT COURT’ have been added on each side of mid-court.

Beginning in the 2008-09 men’s basketball season, the 3-point line will be moved back 12 inches from 19-feet-9-inches to 20-feet-9-inches. The NCAA men’s basketball rules committee approved the measure in May, 2007.

On the tennis court, a new dynamic windscreen has recently be installed next to the enterance gates. This banner features the 'Le Moyne Tennis' logo on a black and green background.



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This Athletic Initiative of the Achieving New Heights Capital Campaign is dedicated to the future of Le Moyne College athletics, its student-athletes and the overall student body. Its focus is the investment in capital improvements aimed at replacing the outdated facilities that currently serve the Le Moyne community. These much-needed improvements encompass renovations to the Thomas J. Niland Jr. Athletic Complex, which will serve as home to our men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse teams and provide opportunities for the campus through intramural and club sport programs. The complex will include a turf field, seating, press box, concession stand, rest rooms and lighting. This will allow the College to host local and regional athletic competitions on campus. Renovations to the Henninger Athletic Center will include space for athletic teams, modern equipment and laundry facilities, renovated administrative and coaches’ offices and an overall building face-lift. The College has enjoyed unprecedented growth in its athletics program and this initiative will make the necessary improvements to better serve our 16 athletic teams, media and fans who support Dolphin athletics. TED GRANT COURT RENOVATION The Le Moyne volleyball and basketball teams will take the floor next fall on a court with a brand new look. The athletic department unveiled the new court design for Ted Grant Court featuring the program’s new logo. The design also features an extended 3-point line for men’s basketball as well as a pair of Northeast-10 (NE-10) logos in the paint. The newly designed court features the athletic department’s primary logo on center court. In an expanded baseline that fades from black to green, the words ‘LE MOYNE’ and ‘DOLPHINS’ are displayed in bold lettering on either end line. Additionally, the words ‘GRANT COURT’ have been added on each side of mid-court. Beginning in the 2008-09 men’s basketball season, the 3-point line will be moved back 12 inches from 19-feet-9-inches to 20-feet-9-inches. The NCAA men’s basketball rules committee approved the measure in May, 2007. On the tennis court, a new dynamic windscreen has recently be installed next to the enterance gates. This banner features the 'Le Moyne Tennis' logo on a black and green background.