H.J. McCooey Memorial Field
H.J. McCooey Memorial Field is a 1,500-seat artificial turf stadium. The facility was made possible by a lead naming gift from the family of Herbert J. McCooey Sr., a former Wall Street broker who sent five of his seven children to the Colleges.
The state-of-the-art AstroTurf 12 surface was completed during the fall of 2000. The Hobart-Army lacrosse game on March 10, 2001 (an 11-9 Hobart win), was the first intercollegiate game on the new surface. The $1.8 million facility includes lights and a press box. The stadium is the home of the William Smith field hockey and lacrosse teams, is a "prime-time" second home for the Hobart lacrosse team, and is an alternate site for the rest of the Colleges' athletic teams.
McCooey Field has hosted three NCAA Championships, the 2002 Division III Women's Soccer Championship, the 2006 Division III Field Hockey Championship, and the 2007 Women's Lacrosse Championship, which aired live on CSTV (now CBS College Sports Network).