Athletic Department Facilities
Cahoon Armory Building
Godfrey Athletic Center
NMMI Ballpark
NMMI Football Field
Gene Hardman Memorial Tennis Courts
Stapp Parade Field / Soccer Field
Golf Course
Outside Fitness Factory
Sports Medicine
Cahoon Armory |
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Cahoon Armory |
Cahoon Armory houses the gymnasium on campus used for most of the Colt and Bronco basketball and volleyball games. The building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
The building was originally opened for the 1928-29 school year and bears the name of prominent Roswell businessman Edward Augustus Cahoon, who served on the NMMI Board of Regents for 39 years. It featured a large basement with ample room for the Institute's cache of military equipment.
Extensive renovations were completed in 2022, including new locker rooms with lounge areas, training room, equipment storage, weight room, offices, classrooms, conference rooms, a VIP viewing room overlooking the gymnasium, catwalks for photography and filming and an elevator for the five-level facility.
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Cahoon Armory Gymnasium |
VIP Lounge |
Weight Room |
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Bronco Football Lounge |
Bronco Football Locker Room |
Godfrey Athletic Center (GAC) |
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Gymnasium interior
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Front of the Godfrey Athletic Center |
The Godfrey Athletic Center is the place to go for health and fitness. Click here for information on the GAC, including its hours for public use. |
Gymnasium in the GAC |
Gym transformed into a fencing arena |
GAC's Indoor Pool |
GAC Pool, opposite side |
High and Low Diving Boards |
4 Racquetball Courts |
Interior - Racquetball Court |
Upstairs Fitness Center |
Free Weights Area |
Hammer Strength - 8 Stations |
2 Free-motion Dual Cable Cross, and 14 Station Nautilus Circuit |
Ellipticals, Recumbents, Uprights, Treadmills, Rowing Machines, Steppers |
Medicine Ball Wall, and Movement Area |
Medicine Balls, Bosu, Stability Balls, Kettlebells, etc. |
NMMI Ballpark |
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Flyover of NMMI Ballpark
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View from Main St. bridge |
Across Main St. on the eastside, the NMMI campus continues with J.P. White Field which contains 2 baseball fields, including NMMI Ballpark where the Colts and Broncos play.
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From behind home plate |
Turf bullpens |
NMMI Football FacilitiesWool Bowl and Colt Field |
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Colt home football games are played in close proximity to the Saunders Barracks, also know as The Slab. Sound echoes nicely between the buildings, with the only outlet being up or due north. Now pack that stadium with 900+ members of the Corps of Cadets and you'll see part of the reason why the Institute is so tough to defeat at home.
Bronco home football games are held at the Wool Bowl east of campus on N. Grand Ave., which was built in 1968 and holds a capacity of 6,000 fans.
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Wool Bowl
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Colt Field
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View from SE Corner |
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View From 3rd Stoop/Press Area |
Scoreboard at north end of field |
Tennis Courts |
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Bird's-eye view of tennis courts
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The Institute campus has 12 tennis courts that are used by both athletic teams and students.
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Stapp Parade Field |
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Flyover of Stapp Parade Field
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The Stapp Parade Field, which lies north of the Cahoon Armory allows cadets to strut their stuff. The easternmost part is also the home field for the Colt boys' soccer team during the fall semester.
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NMMI Golf Course |
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Slideshow featuring the various holes at NMMI Golf Course |
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Full 18-hole golf course |
Pro Shop at NMMI Golf Course |
Outside Fitness Factory (OFF) |
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The Outside Fitness Factory is a world-class facility that accommodates the large volume demands of the corps' physical development program, while providing unparalleled exercise variety. There may be as many as 700 cadets using the OFF at once during certain times of the year.
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View from the tower of Cahoon |
Resistance bands at the multi-stations |
Old tires put to good use |
Horizontal balance pole |
Platoon Trainer Multi-gym |
Medicine ball wall |
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Ironman Relays |
Sandpit for added resistance |
Sports Medicine / Athletic Training Center |
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Some of the features of the sports medicine facility, located in the basement of the GAC, include a private examination room with state of the art diagnostic equipment, a patient reception area and staff offices. New equipment upgrades include electrical stimulation machines, ultrasounds and laser therapy devices. Click here for more about the sports medicine program here at NMMI.
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Football "Crossroads"
Cahoon Armory |
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Cahoon Armory |
Cahoon Armory houses the gymnasium on campus used for most of the Colt and Bronco basketball and volleyball games. The building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
The building was originally opened for the 1928-29 school year and bears the name of prominent Roswell businessman Edward Augustus Cahoon, who served on the NMMI Board of Regents for 39 years. It featured a large basement with ample room for the Institute's cache of military equipment.
Extensive renovations were completed in 2022, including new locker rooms with lounge areas, training room, equipment storage, weight room, offices, classrooms, conference rooms, a VIP viewing room overlooking the gymnasium, catwalks for photography and filming and an elevator for the five-level facility.
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Cahoon Armory Gymnasium |
Video Board and VIP Lounge |
Cahoon Weight Room |
Cahoon Weight Room |
Godfrey Athletic Center (GAC) |
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Gymnasium interior
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Front of the Godfrey Athletic Center |
The Godfrey Athletic Center is the place to go for health and fitness. Click here for information on the GAC, including its hours for public use. |
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Gymnasium in the GAC |
Gym transformed into a fencing arena |
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GAC's Indoor Pool |
GAC Pool, opposite side |
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High and Low Diving Boards |
4 Racquetball Courts |
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Interior - Racquetball Court |
Upstairs Fitness Center |
|
Free Weights Area |
Hammer Strength - 8 Stations |
|
2 Free-motion Dual Cable Cross, and 14 Station Nautilus Circuit |
Ellipticals, Recumbents, Uprights, Treadmills, Rowing Machines, Steppers |
|
Medicine Ball Wall, and Movement Area |
Medicine Balls, Bosu, Stability Balls, Kettlebells, etc. |
NMMI Ballpark |
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Flyover of NMMI Ballpark
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View from Main St. bridge |
Across Main St. on the eastside, the NMMI campus continues with J.P. White Field which contains 2 baseball fields, including NMMI Ballpark where the Colts and Broncos play.
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From behind home plate |
Turf bullpens |
NMMI Football FacilitiesWool Bowl and Colt Field |
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Colt home football games are played in close proximity to the Saunders Barracks, also know as The Slab. Sound echoes nicely between the buildings, with the only outlet being up or due north. Now pack that stadium with 900+ members of the Corps of Cadets and you'll see part of the reason why the Institute is so tough to defeat at home.
Bronco home football games are held at the Wool Bowl east of campus on N. Grand Ave., which was built in 1968 and holds a capacity of 6,000 fans.
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Wool Bowl
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Colt Field
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View from SE Corner |
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View From 3rd Stoop/Press Area |
Scoreboard at north end of field |
Tennis Courts |
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Bird's-eye view of tennis courts
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The Institute campus has 12 tennis courts that are used by both athletic teams and students.
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Stapp Parade Field |
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Flyover of Stapp Parade Field
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The Stapp Parade Field, which lies north of the Cahoon Armory allows cadets to strut their stuff. The easternmost part is also the home field for the Colt boys' soccer team during the fall semester.
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NMMI Golf Course |
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Slideshow featuring the various holes at NMMI Golf Course |
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Full 18-hole golf course |
Pro Shop at NMMI Golf Course |
Outside Fitness Factory (OFF) |
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The Outside Fitness Factory is a world-class facility that accommodates the large volume demands of the corps' physical development program, while providing unparalleled exercise variety. There may be as many as 700 cadets using the OFF at once during certain times of the year.
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View from the tower of Cahoon |
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Resistance bands at the multi-stations |
Old tires put to good use |
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Horizontal balance pole |
Platoon Trainer Multi-gym |
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Medicine ball wall |
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Ironman Relays |
Sandpit for added resistance |
Sports Medicine / Athletic Training Center |
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Some of the features of the sports medicine facility, located in the basement of the GAC, include a private examination room with state of the art diagnostic equipment, a patient reception area and staff offices. New equipment upgrades include electrical stimulation machines, ultrasounds and laser therapy devices. Click here for more about the sports medicine program here at NMMI.
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