Men's Soccer ID Clinic
Soccer Registration
* Required
Itinerary
9:30 Check in
10:00 Orientation
10:15 Noon Session 1
1:00 Campus Tours
1:45 Player Panel
2:15 Warm-up
4:15- Recruiting talk
2:30-4:00 Session 2
4:05 Recruiting Talk and Closing Remarks
Cougar Sports
The Anderson Sports and Health Center is a massive 78,000 square-foot, multi-purpose facility surrounded by tall oaks and pines in the north corner of campus. Anderson is a building that is a key part of athletic activities on campus.
As you approach the building you'll see a 1,500 pound limestone cougar statue. In honor of the University's mascot, the statue was dedicated as part of MU's 2004 homecoming festivities. There is also an outdoor tennis complex located next to Anderson.
Upon entering the building, you'll find a huge lobby that overlooks both the arena floor, synthetic track, and pool. Directly behind the lobby is a dance/aerobics room. It is frequently used for a variety of activities and fitness classes for students and the community. Also on the upper level of the building, you can find the Athletic Department offices.
The Fitness Center is also on the upper level. It features state-of-the-art equipment including iPod/iPhone enabled treadmills, wide screen TV's, and a much larger work out area to accommodate its popularity with students.
The lower level has both athletic and student locker rooms, a state-of-the-art sports injury rehabilitation center, and three racquetball courts. The facilities are open from early morning to late evening for student recreational use. To the right of the gym floor is the six-lane, NCAA competitive pool with an observation deck.
The Student Health & Wellness Center is located on the lower floor of Anderson. It also has its own separate entrance and parking lot. The center is M-F (8:30am-4:30pm) and there is a resident physician and nurse practitioner. Students can make appointments for physicals, vaccines, sick visits, and more.
The Anderson Sports and Health Center is a massive 78,000 square-foot, multi-purpose facility surrounded by tall oaks and pines in the north corner of campus. Anderson is a building that is a key part of athletic activities on campus.
As you approach the building you'll see a 1,500 pound limestone cougar statue. In honor of the University's mascot, the statue was dedicated as part of MU's 2004 homecoming festivities. There is also an outdoor tennis complex located next to Anderson.
Upon entering the building, you'll find a huge lobby that overlooks both the arena floor, synthetic track, and pool. Directly behind the lobby is a dance/aerobics room. It is frequently used for a variety of activities and fitness classes for students and the community. Also on the upper level of the building, you can find the Athletic Department offices.
The Fitness Center is also on the upper level. It features state-of-the-art equipment including iPod/iPhone enabled treadmills, wide screen TV's, and a much larger work out area to accommodate its popularity with students.
The lower level has both athletic and student locker rooms, a state-of-the-art sports injury rehabilitation center, and three racquetball courts. The facilities are open from early morning to late evening for student recreational use. To the right of the gym floor is the six-lane, NCAA competitive pool with an observation deck.
The Student Health & Wellness Center is located on the lower floor of Anderson. It also has its own separate entrance and parking lot. The center is M-F (8:30am-4:30pm) and there is a resident physician and nurse practitioner. Students can make appointments for physicals, vaccines, sick visits, and more.
The Anderson Sports and Health Center is a massive 78,000 square-foot, multi-purpose facility surrounded by tall oaks and pines in the north corner of campus. Anderson is a building that is a key part of athletic activities on campus.
As you approach the building you'll see a 1,500 pound limestone cougar statue. In honor of the University's mascot, the statue was dedicated as part of MU's 2004 homecoming festivities. There is also an outdoor tennis complex located next to Anderson.
Upon entering the building, you'll find a huge lobby that overlooks both the arena floor, synthetic track, and pool. Directly behind the lobby is a dance/aerobics room. It is frequently used for a variety of activities and fitness classes for students and the community. Also on the upper level of the building, you can find the Athletic Department offices.
The Fitness Center is also on the upper level. It features state-of-the-art equipment including iPod/iPhone enabled treadmills, wide screen TV's, and a much larger work out area to accommodate its popularity with students.
The lower level has both athletic and student locker rooms, a state-of-the-art sports injury rehabilitation center, and three racquetball courts. The facilities are open from early morning to late evening for student recreational use. To the right of the gym floor is the six-lane, NCAA competitive pool with an observation deck.
The Student Health & Wellness Center is located on the lower floor of Anderson. It also has its own separate entrance and parking lot. The center is M-F (8:30am-4:30pm) and there is a resident physician and nurse practitioner. Students can make appointments for physicals, vaccines, sick visits, and more.
Anderson Field as well as the Anderson Center, are named after the late Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Anderson, who were great supporters and benefactors of the University and its athletic programs for years.
The Anderson softball field is located between Michael and Tina MacDowell Hall and McGeehan Field. Athletes and fans enjoy the convenient location right on campus. It is a popular destination on spring afternoons when the team is in action.
McGeehan Field features a modern, artificial turf surface for field hockey, lacrosse, and soccer practice. The field is also used for varsity competition when needed. It also hosts high school and youth sporting events.
Tambur Field is the new on-campus home of Misericordia University Baseball. This state-of-the-art facility features a professional-quality sand-based infield, spacious dugouts, home and visiting team bullpens, and easy access to the John and Mary Metz Field House that includes varsity locker rooms, a weight room for varsity athletes only, an athletic training room, and laundry facilities.