Stanley-Jensen Stadium
The stadium is currently being renovated. New artifical turf was installed for the 2005 season. The plan is for the work to be completed in three phases. There will be a good bit of cosmetic work, new sidewalks, landscaping and irrigation. There also will be improvements such as more seating and additional bathrooms and better dressing rooms for the teams.

Football was first played at Pratt Park in 1947. The stadium was built in 1957 and has a capacity of about 7,000. The home stands will hold about 4,000, and the visitors' side and bleachers at the end zones will hold about 2,500. At important games, the capacity with standing room only will reach about 10,000

Field House
The Lions field house has offensive and defensive suites equipped with projection screen video playback equipment. Coaches offices are also equppied with video playback equipment for individual game video review. The facility also has a video production suite for creation of highlight and game videos. The building also has study areas so that athletes may receive academic assistance.

Indoor Practice Facility
The climated controled indoor facility offers a site for pre-season training during weather or for regular practice when inclement weather occurs.-