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Originally built in 1974, Hartwell-Rogers Field is the home of
Babson's men's and women's soccer teams. The field, which is named
after Babson Athletics Hall of Famers Bob Hartwell and Bill Rogers,
has undergone major renovations in recent years, maintaining its
position as one of the finest soccer complexes in the country.
Along with Babson soccer, the facility has served as a training
site for national teams from several countries, including the
United States, Argentina, and Costa Rica.
Playing Surface
Hartwell-Rogers Field boasts a beautifully manicured natural
grass surface that is completely enclosed by chain link fencing.
The playing field itself is 120 yards long and 75 yards wide, with
an additional 4-7 yards of grass between each line and the
surrounding fence.
Additional Features
Other features of Hartwell-Rogers Field include:
- Bleacher seating on both sides of the field with a maximum
capacity of 1,200 spectators
- An electronic LED scoreboard
- A second-story press box located between Hartwell-Rogers and
MacDowell Field. The press box accommodates up to 10 people is
accessible to opposing sports information and media personnel upon
request.
- A permanent sound system with PA controls located in the press
box
- Wireless internet access
Directions &
Parking
Hartwell-Rogers Field is located near the Webster Center in the
northwest corner of the Babson campus. From the main entrance,
follow College Drive to the second stop sign. Turn left at the stop
sign and bear left toward the Webster Center when the road splits.
Visitor and student parking is available on the garage roof on your
right. More visitor parking is available beyond the tennis courts
on your left. From there, follow the paved walkway to the right of
the Webster Center towards MacDowell (Turf) Field. Hartwell-Rogers
Field is located next to the turf.
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