| Facility |
Coxe Cage |
| Track Name |
William Clay Ford Indoor Track |
| Location |
Yale Bowl Complex, between Cullman Courts and the Soccer-Lacrosse Stadium |
| Date Constructed |
1928 |
| Construction Cost |
$300,000 |
| Primary Purpose |
Indoor Track and Field |
| Secondary Purpose |
Inclement Weather Practices |
| Dimensions |
Overall building: 165' x 350' (57,700 sq. ft.).
Infield area: 26,000 sq. ft.
Track: 200m x 4 lanes. |
| Laps/Mile |
8 |
| Bleacher Capacity |
1,000 |
| Type of Construction |
Brick with steel trusses. Roof is BUR with 3,024 2' x 4' lights of glass in steel framework. Current track is "Textured Athlaprene", installed by En Tout Cas. The rubber/urethane infield was installed by the Copeland Co., AKA Dalton Enterprises, the firm that built and maintains the Decoturf tennis courts. |
| Renovations |
The building was fully renovated in 1981-82, following a design developed by Herbert S. Newman. The grandstand, offices, and batting cages were constructed, the entire floor was laid with athletic surfaces, new lighting was added, and all steel work recoated. |
| Accessory Facilities |
Baseball/Softball Batting Cages
Staff Offices |
| Annual Events |
Yale Invitational Track Meet and Trade Shows
Community Events |
| Manager |
Anthony Diaz
anthony.diaz@yale.edu
(203) 764-9227 |
