Alumnae Hall
Alumnae Hall, which opened in 1970, is the center of recreational and athletic needs for Immaculata’s students, faculty and staff. The main gym in Alumnae Hall houses Immaculata’s volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball teams. While a smaller recreational gym connected to the main gym, deep-water pool and weight room, equipped with the latest equipment, are also housed in Alumnae Hall.
The 400-seat main gymnasium most recently played hosted to the 2008 Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Championship Game, where Immaculata defeated Gwynedd-Mercy to advance to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament for the first time. Earlier in its history, Alumnae Hall was home to Immaculata’s three-time AIAW national champion women’s basketball squads (1972-74).
The facility can also accommodate a wide range of individual and group recreational sports and fitness activities, including fitness and education classes, as well as offering a wide range of intramural programs.
Draper Walsh Stadium
Draper Walsh Stadium, Immaculata University’s all-purpose synthetic (sprint turf) playing field with a 1,000-seat stadium featuring a concession stand, press box and two team pavilions with home, visitor and official locker rooms, is home to the Mighty Macs’ field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer and men’s and women’s lacrosse programs.
Draper Walsh Stadium was dedicated on October 4, 2006 prior to the men’s soccer match against Arcadia University. It is named in honor of Mimi Draper Walsh ’63, Trustee and Benefactor, through the generosity of the Walsh Family. Mimi Draper Walsh, a resident of Morristown, N.J., earned a Bachelor’s of Art in elementary education and psychology from Immaculata. She continued her education at Seton Hall University, earning a Master’s of Arts in counseling psychology. During her career, she served as a public school teacher in Springfield, N.J., and in the College Admissions Department of Drew University in Madison, N.J.
As a loyal alumna, Draper Walsh has served for seven years as a member of the Board of Trustees for Immaculata University. She is also actively involved in the community, where she has served as a trustee for The Seeing Eye of Morristown, N.J., a trustee for Babyland Family Services of Newark, N.J., since 1996 and a founder and chairperson for JL Cares of Jupiter, Fla. She also served as a trustee for the Boys’ and Girls’ Club of Newark, N.J.
Mighty Macs Training Facility
Immaculata University unveiled its new multi-purpose training facility for the Mighty Macs' athletic teams on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at a dedication ceremony held at 3:00 p.m. outside the facility.
The Mighty Macs Training Facility, nestled between the softball field and Draper Walsh Stadium, will provide Immaculata athletics teams with a state-of-the-art indoor multi-purpose practice facility. The facility will house indoor batting cages for Immaculata's softball and baseball teams. The 14-foot high ceiling and retractable batting cage nets will also allow flexible use of the space for Immaculata's field hockey, soccer, and lacrosse programs. The inside of the facility features a fully covered turf floor.
IU Softball Field
IU Tennis Courts
Alumnae Hall Fitness Center
Fitness Center Summer Hours
Monday - Thursday: 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Alumnae Hall Pool
Pool Hours
Closed for the summer, reopening in the fall