Athletic Fieldhouse

In the summer of 2024, we broke ground on a new Athletic Fieldhouse that will dramatically upgrade the University’s athletic facilities. The Fieldhouse will provide much-needed locker rooms for home and away teams, officials, public restrooms for students, families, and fans, game-day concessions, and an athletic training room. Ideally located between Stevenson Lane and the Campus Center and in direct proximity to the Athletic Complex, this critical facility will also benefit community residents who utilize the campus for learning, physical wellness, and socialization.

The stature of Holy Family Athletics continues to grow with emphasis on excellence in academics as well as in competition.

• Holy Family was one of just 44 NCAA Division II Schools to earn the President’s Award for Academic Excellence this past year.
• Ranked 17th nationwide in NCAA Division II Academic Success Rate (ASR), a measure of student-athlete graduation rates, Holy Family’s ASR was 93 percent, far outperforming the national average of 76 percent.
• In the 2023-2024 academic year, student-athletes earned acumulative GPA of 3.24 and our women won the CACC Sportsmanship Award, and the men placed second.
• Holy Family Athletics continues its growth as the university has added six new varsity programs over the last three years, bringing the department’s total to 19 teams.
• In Fall of 2023, Tigers Athletics welcomed Men’s Baseball and Lacrosse as its newest varsity teams.
• In the Spring semester of 2025, we launch Philadelphia’s 1^st collegiate Flag Football team for women.
• Men’s track & field completed the double, repeating as ECC Champions before winning the program’s first CACC Championship.
• Women’s Soccer advanced to the CACC Tournament Championship Match for the second time in four seasons, upsetting top-seeded Jefferson along the way.
• Women’s track & field and women’s cross country tied program records with respective second and third place finishes at the CACC Championship.
• Women’s basketball advanced to the CACC Tournament Semifinals for the third time in four seasons, while women’s lacrosse and softball both qualified for their fourth consecutive CACC Tournaments.
• Baseball, bowling, ESPORTS and men’s lacrosse have all picked up the first victories in program history in the last year.

Your Support. Our Future.

The future of Holy Family University depends on you.

Our community is stronger than ever and our future is bright. Help us to continue to advance academic excellence while providing value for our deserving students.

To make your gift, visit ctienviron.com/giving, or call Wendy Parsons, Vice President of Advancement at wparsons@ctienviron.com or 267-341-5008 to discuss the best way to make your gift to generate the most impact.

Thank you for your consideration of supporting Holy Family University. Your gift makes all the difference.