Autzen Stadium
With a capacity of 54,000, our iconic football stadium has been called the loudest arena in college football and is consistently ranked among the top 10 places in the nation to experience a college game day.
We've Got Game
Technologically advanced, sustainably constructed, and accessible to all, our best-in-conference sports venues and supporting infrastructure are a powerful draw for student athletes and fans alike.
Built for Greatness
Whether it's hoops or hurdles, the UO's iconic stadiums, fields, and courts are the gold standard of college sports.
Explore Autzen Stadium
Hayward Field
This world-class track and field venue recently underwent a dramatic renovation that added a new nine-lane track, improved seating with unobstructed views of the field below and rolling green hills beyond, and a sculptural wooden roof—a nod to Oregon's timber industry.
Jane Sanders Stadium
Opened in 2016, "The Jane" has seen Oregon Softball climb to the top of the Big Ten conference. Its clay and artificial turf surface, and "duck wing" canopy, make it a great place to catch a game, rain or shine.
The Moshofsky Center
The ultimate utility player, this vast venue provides indoor practice space for eight intercollegiate teams, with facilities ranging from batting cages to a full-size football field. On game days, it converts to a massive indoor tailgate party.
Jaqua Academic Center
This tutoring center contributes to the retention and academic success of student-athletes with study areas, a computer lab, advising offices and more. The public first floor offers a cafe and a heritage space honoring UO student-athletes past, present, and future.
Matthew Knight Arena
There are no bad seats at Matt Knight. Bleachers that rise at a 36-degree angle—the maximum allowed by law—intensify the experience, literally putting hoops and volleyball fans on top of the action below.
PK Park
Our state-of-the-art baseball diamond features a video scoreboard, two beer gardens and a practice facility that uses motion capture cameras and AI to help pitchers and batters perfect their form.
Papé Field
Home to our women's soccer and lacrosse programs, this advanced facility features a synthetic turf field for optimal performance and safety, and seating for 1,000.
Student Tennis Center
Twelve courts—six indoors and six outdoors—allow for year-round play for the UO's varsity men's and women's teams, as well as intramural leagues and recreational players.
Casanova Center
UO's Athletic Department HQ is also home to medical treatment areas, strength training facilities and practice spaces and offers training-table dining during football season.
Historic Hayward Field
Birthplace of Nike, proving grounds for World Champions and Olympians, and a mecca for track and field fans around the world, Hayward Field is the epicenter of TrackTown USA.