Named after "Mr. Red Sox" Johnny Pesky who was a contact hitter who hit only 17 career home runs, most around this foul pole which is one of the shortest home run distances in baseball.
This is the home of 2012 Fan Hall of Fame inductee Emily Pitek. You can’t miss her RUFIO and SHARKBAIT chants in her signature striped overalls and pink sombrero. Read more.
Michael Wacha arrived at A&M with quite a reputation. His dominance came by mixing a high velocity fastball with a devastating changeup. This made him a 1st round pick in the 2012 MLB Draft.
Before pitching the 4th no-hitter in Marlins history, Anibal Sanchez got his start with the Lowell Spinners, after signing as an international free agent in 2001.
Home to the 2013 Champions Classic featuring Duke, Kansas, Michigan State, and Kentucky. These four teams combine for a total of 17 National Championships. Champions is right!
"Linsanity" got its start here where Jeremy Lin starred for the Crimson earning All-Ivy League honors and was a finalist for the Bob Cousy Award.
Jack Taylor scored 100 points in this gym...twice. On 11/21/12, he dropped 138 on Faith Baptist Bible. Then, on 11/17/13, he hung 109 on Crossroads College. Consider him the Wilt Chamberlain of DIII.
Before becoming a major league third baseman, this was home for Josh Donaldson. In three seasons as a River Cat, he homered 48 times and had 182 RBIs all while playing both catcher and third base.
Henderson Alvarez, who has a no-hitter on his MLB resume, began his pro career in the minors at 17 years old. Alvarez blossomed as a 21-year-old Fisher Cat, earning All-Star honors with a 2.86 ERA.
This is hallowed ground in SEC lore. In College Football's first ever televised game in prime time, Archie Manning had a 540-yard performance in a 33-32 loss to Alabama. Quite a debut for CFB on ABC.
Before winning Super Bowls and calling Monday Night Football, THIS GUY was a quarterback for the Dayton Flyers. Yes, the one and only Jon Gruden.
Before Andy Reid was coaching some of the best offenses in the NFL, he was dominating the Punt, Pass, and Kick competition. Easy to see why, he was 2x the size of his fellow "pee-wee" players.
From 2004-2007, A.J. Green was Friday night's main attraction in the fall. He left Summerville with the 2nd most receiving yards and 4th most receptions in high school football history.
Modeled after the All England Club, this is a grass-court tennis oasis in Iowa. Grantland writer Rembert Browne visited here in 2013. Read about his adventure here: http://es.pn/17jC2C1
In New York, they say Yankee Stadium is the House That Ruth Built. In Seattle, they say Safeco Field is the House That Griffey Built.
Before dominating the competition for the Redskins, Alfred Morris went toe-to-toe in the Pensacola midget leagues with Trent Richardson. Opposing linebackers in those leagues did not have much fun.
Uluslararası standartlarda yapılan spor salonu Türk sporunun efsane isimlerinden Ahmet Cömert'in adını taşımaktadır. 1999'da açılan parke zeminli spor salonunda 2.250 seyirci kapasitesi bulunmaktadır.
Ataşehir’de 2000 yılında açılan komplekste tenis kortları, kapalı yüzme havuzu ve spor salonu bulunuyor.
2005’te açılan kompleksin 2 bin 500 kişilik büyük salonunda basketbol, voleybol ve boks faaliyetleri yürütülüyor. Güreş ve uzakdoğu sporları için de alanlar bulunuyor.
2009’da açılan tesiste tribünleri 600 kişilik spor salonu ve 700 kişilik kapalı yüzme havuzunun yanısıra fitness salonu ve sauna bulunuyor.
1999’da açılan tesiste 5 bin kişilik basketbol-voleybol salonu dışında farklı branşlar için küçük üç salon daha bulunuyor.
2013’te açılan tesiste 700 seyirci kapasiteli salon ve 5 kulvarlı 25 metrelik bir havuzun yanısıra fitness salonu da bulunuyor.
1983’te açılan tesislerde yenilemelerin ardından 400 kişilik spor salonu, açık ve kapalı yüzme havuzları, tenis kortları ve atletizm pisti bulunuyor.
1989’da açılan tesislerde spor salonu, yüzme havuzu ve tenis kortları bulunuyor.
