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--- facilities:the_old_gym [2008/02/16 16:02] – biteme
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 ====== The Old Gym ======
-{{facilities:old_gym.jpg |}}Commonly called the Old Gym, Marquette Gymnasium opened in 1922 and was the original home of the Marquette [[nickname:Warriors]] [[Men's Basketball:]] team.  The offical capacity was 2,120 people.  In ???? the team started playing part-time in the [[The MECCA]], and in ???? moved there full time. [[men's basketball:Al McGuire]] and his basketball teams of the 1960's and 1970's practiced almost exclusively in the Old Gym.
+{{facilities:old_gym.jpg |}}Commonly called the Old Gym, Marquette Gymnasium opened in 1922 and was the original home of the Marquette [[nickname:Warriors]] [[Men's Basketball:]] team.  The offical capacity was 2,120 people.  The team started playing in the [[The MECCA]] during the 1950-51 season. [[men's basketball:Al McGuire]] and his basketball teams of the 1960's and 1970's practiced almost exclusively in the Old Gym.\\
 The Old Gym continued to be used as a practice facility for the team, as well as the home of the women's basketball and volleyball teams before the completion of the Al McGuire Center opened in 2004.
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 Currently the building houses offices for the [[Cross Country:]], [[Track & Field:]], [[Men's Soccer:|Men's]] & [[Women's Soccer:|Women's]] Soccer, [[Men's Tennis:|Men's]] & [[Women's Tennis:|Women's]] Tennis,  and [[Men's Golf:]] teams. The school's Army and Naval ROTC departments also call the building home.
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