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McMaster University:

McMaster University is a busy place with a story behind almost every door.
There are hundreds of doors to open at the University.

McMaster University is situated in Hamilton, Ontario and is home to more

than 30, 000 students and employees. The 300 acre campus resembles a
community that allows individuals to create strong and lasting memories.
According to President Peter George, “the true power of McMaster's approach
is that it combines our student focus, with our emphasis on community
service, and with our spirit of innovation to create curious, inventive,
insatiable and effective lifelong learners. The real impact of all the things
McMaster does in learning is that we create the best lifelong learners in the
world.”

This year, with the newly built Ron Joyce Stadium and David Braley Athletic
Centre, athletes will have the ability to experience a high calibre tournament.
President Peter George believes that athletes “can excel to even greater
heights based not just on their strength, but also on the facilities that
support their efforts."

Sporting Location:
The David Braley Athletics Centre is one of the largest fitness centres at a
Canadian university. The complex includes a double gymnasium, certified
indoor 200-Metre Track, four international squash courts, and multipurpose
studios for karate, yoga, dance and tai chi. Adjacent to the David Braley
Athletic Centre, is the Ivor Wynne Centre which houses Burridge Gymnasium
and Smith Gymnasium. In addition to all these facilities, McMaster is pleased
to present their newly built Ron V Joyce Stadium and Les Prince Field. By
having all these facilities adjacent to one another, participants can ensure
that they will be able to reach their games on time and support their fellow
athletes.

P R E - F U N C T I O N S PA C E

The Pre-Function Area serves as

the West Entrance to the David
Braley Athletic Centre. The 3,800
square feet will be used for
registration occurring Saturday
morning.

MEZZANINE

The Mezzanine serves as the connecting space between

Ivor Wynne Athletic Centre and the David Braley Athletic
Centre. This area also oversees Burridge gymnasium and
can allow spectators to view any on-going games. The
Mezzanine will primarily be used to serve breakfast and
lunch on Saturday and Sunday and will also have posted
schedules featuring each sport that will be updating on a
frequent basis.

S P O RT H A L L
 Sport Hall is over 16,500 square
feet and includes a Synthetic
Floor providing excellent
cushioning. Sport Hall will be
used primarily for Co-Ed
Volleyball and Basketball.

S Q UA S H C O U RT S
McMaster has four (4) international
squash courts which will host both
Men’s and Women’s Squash. The
glass doors encourage spectators and other participants to watch on-going
matches and support their fellow athletes.

SMITH GYMNASIUM

Smith Gymnasium is over 7,800 square feet

and will be utilized for Co-ed Indoor soccer.
This facility will allow the individual
maximum space to compete as spectators
will not be allowed inside the gymnasium;
although there are spectator windows
located at each corner of the gymnasium
for spectating.

INDOOR TRACK

McMaster houses the only indoor 200-metre track in the Greater Hamilton
area. The Indoor Track features 4 lanes with 60-metre sprint lanes on the
South Side. The Indoor Track will host 100m sprint, 800m and 1500m long
distance run.

E A S T AU X I L I A RY
GYMNASIUM

The East Auxiliary Gymnasium is

adjacent to the Smith Gymnasium.
This facility provides a similar
environment as the Smith
Gymnasium and will be used for Co-
Ed Dodgeball.