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1. Schaal Aquatics Center - Yolo County
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426 Health Sciences Dr., Davis, CA 95616
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On April 21, 1998, former Aggie swimmer Rand Schaal and his father Ted provided a $1.4 million gift to the university, $1 million of which was earmarked toward the construction of a new aquatics facility.
That contribution, the largest in the history of the intercollegiate athletics department, helped spur the 1999 Facilities And Campus Enhancement (F.A.C.E.) Initiative, which funded the remainder of the aquatics center as well as other campus venues.
The complex features an all-deep 65-meter by 25-yard pool with a depth ranging from seven feet to 14 feet (for diving purposes), men’s and women’s locker rooms, four team rooms, training facilities, office space and a fixed-seating capacity for approximately 500 spectators.
The Schaal Aquatics Center opened its doors during the 2003-04 season, serving UC Davis swimming and diving, and the Aggie men’s and women’s water polo programs. In its short lifetime, it has already hosted several championship events, including both the men’s and women’s Western Water Polo Association Championships in 2004-05 and the 2005 United States Water Polo Men’s National Championships. The facility also serves as a home course for local club aquatics programs.
In May of 2006, Schaal Aquatics Center served as the host for the eight-team National Collegiate Women’s Water Polo Championship (shown below). The event marked the first time an NCAA final was held on the UC Davis campus since the Division II men’s gymnastics championships took place at Recreation Hall.
In the spring of 2018, construction began on a new team center to replace what had been a grass berm on the north end of the facility. This structure opened in February 2019. Naming opportunities are still available for several of the spaces within the center.
• Travel east on Interstate 80 until reaching turnoff near UC Davis campus for Highway 113 (toward Woodland).
• Travel west on Interstate 80 until reaching turnoff near UC Davis campus for Highway 113 (toward Woodland).
On April 21, 1998, former Aggie swimmer Rand Schaal and his father Ted provided a $1.4 million gift to the university, $1 million of which was earmarked toward the construction of a new aquatics facility.
That contribution, the largest in the history of the intercollegiate athletics department, helped spur the 1999 Facilities And Campus Enhancement (F.A.C.E.) Initiative, which funded the remainder of the aquatics center as well as other campus venues.
The complex features an all-deep 65-meter by 25-yard pool with a depth ranging from seven feet to 14 feet (for diving purposes), men’s and women’s locker rooms, four team rooms, training facilities, office space and a fixed-seating capacity for approximately 500 spectators.
The Schaal Aquatics Center opened its doors during the 2003-04 season, serving UC Davis swimming and diving, and the Aggie men’s and women’s water polo programs. In its short lifetime, it has already hosted several championship events, including both the men’s and women’s Western Water Polo Association Championships in 2004-05 and the 2005 United States Water Polo Men’s National Championships. The facility also serves as a home course for local club aquatics programs.
In May of 2006, Schaal Aquatics Center served as the host for the eight-team National Collegiate Women’s Water Polo Championship (shown below). The event marked the first time an NCAA final was held on the UC Davis campus since the Division II men’s gymnastics championships took place at Recreation Hall.
In the spring of 2018, construction began on a new team center to replace what had been a grass berm on the north end of the facility. This structure opened in February 2019. Naming opportunities are still available for several of the spaces within the center.
• Travel east on Interstate 80 until reaching turnoff near UC Davis campus for Highway 113 (toward Woodland).
• Travel west on Interstate 80 until reaching turnoff near UC Davis campus for Highway 113 (toward Woodland).
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2. Steve Miklos Aquatic Center - Folsom
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1200 Riley St, Folsom, CA 95630
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