<sod>The football, lacrosse, and sprint football teams play in [[Schoellkopf Field]], which has a capacity of 25,597. The [[ice hockey]] teams play in [[Lynah Rink]], which has a capacity of 4,267. The Cornell men's wrestling team competes at the Friedman Wrestling Center with a capacity of 1,100. The Cornell men's soccer team plays on Charles F. Berman field on the southeast side of campus. The Cornell Men's and Women's Track and Field Teams compete in Barton Hall, a converted military hangar, for indoor track, and the Robert J. Kane sports complex for outdoor track.  There are also facilities about 2 miles east of campus that has multiple uses, but it is mainly used by the Cornell men's soccer team for practice.  Other campus facilities include a [[Robert Trent Jones]] (a Cornell alumnus) designed [[golf course]], baseball's [[Hoy Field]], the Niemand•Robison Softball Field, the Oxley Equestrian Center, and numerous fields and gymnasiums.  Some of the athletic playing fields along Tower Road are known as the "Alumni Fields" because the Cornell Alumni Association funded the grading and development of these fields in exchange for a promise that they would remain in perpetuity.  A subsequent land swap resulted in giving the Agriculture College building sites at the east end of the fields in exchange for the site of what became Schoellkopf Field and Hoy Field.<ref>[http://ecommons.library.cornell.edu/bitstream/1813/3528/28/013_13.pdf Cornell Alumni News 1910-12-21 p. 146]</ref>  The Alumni Fields became the site of an underground [[Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-based Sciences and Education|Synchrotron Laboratory]].<ref>[http://www.lepp.cornell.edu/public/outreach/Tours/Revised%20Web%20Page/htftour.html Retrieved 2007-09-09.]</ref> Since the 1970s, several of the fields were used as sites for new biology buildings and were replaced by new fields along Jessup Road. Today, facilities are spread around campus with tennis courts and basketball courts located near a number of dormitories.  In addition, the athletics department operates Helen Newman Hall (formerly the women's athletics building) and Noyes Center as remote fitness facilities.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.fitness.cornell.edu/|title=Cornell Fitness Centers|publisher=Cornell University|accessdate=2010-12-16}}</ref><eod>
<sod>The football, lacrosse, and sprint football teams play in [[Schoellkopf Field]], which has a capacity of 25,597. The [[ice hockey]] teams play in [[Lynah Rink]], which has a capacity of 4,267. The Cornell men's wrestling team competes at the Friedman Wrestling Center with a capacity of 1,100. The Cornell men's soccer team plays on [[Charles F. Berman Field]] on the southeast side of campus. The Cornell Men's and Women's Track and Field Teams compete in [[Barton Hall]], a converted military hangar, for indoor track, and the Robert J. Kane sports complex for outdoor track.  There are also facilities about 2 miles east of campus that has multiple uses, but it is mainly used by the Cornell men's soccer team for practice.  Other campus facilities include a [[Robert Trent Jones]] (a Cornell alumnus) designed [[Robert Trent Jones Golf Course|golf course]], baseball's [[Hoy Field]], the Niemand•Robison Softball Field, the Oxley Equestrian Center, and numerous fields and gymnasiums.  Some of the athletic playing fields along Tower Road are known as the "Alumni Fields" because the Cornell Alumni Association funded the grading and development of these fields in exchange for a promise that they would remain in perpetuity.  A subsequent land swap resulted in giving the Agriculture College building sites at the east end of the fields in exchange for the site of what became Schoellkopf Field and Hoy Field.<ref>[http://ecommons.library.cornell.edu/bitstream/1813/3528/28/013_13.pdf Cornell Alumni News 1910-12-21 p. 146]</ref>  The Alumni Fields became the site of an underground [[Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-based Sciences and Education|Synchrotron Laboratory]].<ref>[http://www.lepp.cornell.edu/public/outreach/Tours/Revised%20Web%20Page/htftour.html Retrieved 2007-09-09.]</ref> Since the 1970s, several of the fields were used as sites for new biology buildings and were replaced by new fields along Jessup Road. Today, facilities are spread around campus with tennis courts and basketball courts located near a number of dormitories.  In addition, the athletics department operates Helen Newman Hall (formerly the women's athletics building) and Noyes Center as remote fitness facilities.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.fitness.cornell.edu/|title=Cornell Fitness Centers|publisher=Cornell University|accessdate=2010-12-16}}</ref><eod>