Fuller Athletic Center

The Fuller Athletic Center opened in the Fall of 2002, and is an
impressive structure with a design that is in keeping with Theodate
Pope Riddle's architectural design of 1909. The Fuller Athletic Center
houses a gymnasium, a fitness center, a squash pavilion, a
multi-purpose room, offices for the Athletic Director and Athletic
Trainer, a locker room for students and faculty, a visiting team room
and equipment storage areas.
The Searle Gymnasium, features
two regulation size basketball courts, two volleyball courts and a
three level indoor climbing wall. The Angier Squash Pavilion boasts
four, international squash courts with a large extended viewing area.
The Walker Multi-Purpose Room is used for aerobic, dance, and yoga
classes as well as for a variety of meetings. The Rothman Fitness Room
is a state-of-the-art fitness room that
includes cybex weight machines, free weights and a variety of
cardiovascular machines.
Outdoor Facilities

The outside facilities at Westover include two regulation fields, and
two smaller training areas for two field hockey teams and three soccer
teams in the fall. In the spring the fields are used for two lacrosse
teams and a championship varsity softball team and a JV softball team.
The outside facilities also include six outdoor tennis courts that are
used for a championship varsity tennis team and a JV tennis team in the spring as well as tennis classes in
the fall and spring. There are also two paddle tennis courts, which see
use during the winter term.