Facilities
Brick Breeden Fieldhouse
Western Montana's largest indoor venue, the 8,900 seat Fieldhouse received $13.2 million dollars in renovations in the fall of 1998. The renovations have resulted in a state of the art venue capable of hosting a myriad of events ranging from athletic events to concerts. Improvements included new seats, expanded concession and ticket office facilities and completely new user friendly entrance on the south side of the venue. Originally constructed in 1957, the Fieldhouse is named after Brick Breeden, a member of the "Golden Bobcats" basketball team who went onto become head basketball coach and athletic director.
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Bobcat Stadium
Regarded as the Big Sky Conference's premier outdoor stadium, Bobcat Stadium was the benefactor of $9.2 million dollars in renovations just prior to the 1998 football season. Additions to the stadium include 40 luxury suites, new restroom and concession facilities and the Corporate Room and Stadium Club, luxurious rooms that are ideal for private, fully catered gatherings. The stadium seats 15,000 for football.
Shroyer Gymnasium
Home of Bobcat volleyball action, Shroyer Gymnasium was built in 1973 and named in honor of George Shroyer, long time head of the Physical Education Department at MSU. The facility sees considerable use as a concert venue. Capacity for concerts varies from 1,400 - 1,600 depending on the configuration.
Marga Hosaeus Health and PE Complex
Completed in 1973, this multi-use facility was named after former professor and director of the Physical Education Department Marga Hosaeus. The center of intramural action, the compound boasts two full size gymnasiums, a swimming pool, racquetball courts, running track, weight rooms and two tennis courts.