McComb Fieldhouse (

Sox Harrison Stadium

Baseball/Softball Complex

The facilities at Edinboro University and used by the intercollegiate athletic teams are described below:

McComb Fieldhouse
Floor Resurfacing Photo Gallery
Built in 1971, the fieldhouse was named in honor of Arthur J. McComb, who joined the faculty and staff as football coach in 1946. When the legendary Sox Harrison retired in 1953, he added several other sports to his coaching responsibilities and continued to coach until his retirement in 1962. The main campus gymnasium, offices of the athletic director and coaches of Edinboro's 16 sports programs are located there, along with a championship-caliber basketball court, meet-sized swimming pool, wrestling area, and several health and physical education department classrooms.

Numerous changes took place during the summer of 2007. One of the projects completed was the resurfacing of the gymnasium floor. It now has a bright new look to it, with a large "E" at the centercourt, flanked by EDINBORO on each side, and FIGHTING SCOTS on the baseline.

Sox Harrison Stadium
Sox Harrison Stadium to Undergo Major Renovations
In 1965, the Edinboro State College "Red Raiders" started the football season on the old field behind Crawford Gym and ended the year at the newly-completed Sox Harrison Stadium named in honor of B. Regis "Sox" Harrison, coach and athletic director from 1919 to 1953. The interior of the old spectator area, which seats 3,500, was closed in 1993 because of unacceptable asbestos levels. New bleachers added on the field's east side in 1995 boosted the facility's total seating capacity to 7,500. New locker rooms and a new press box were also added during the project.

Baseball/Softball Complex
Edinboro University baseball/softball facilities consist of practice bullpens, batting cages for both teams, a warning track and an electronic scoreboard. The left field and right field walls sit 315 feet from home plate and straight-away center at 400 - the exact dimensions of Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. The fields sit across from Sox Harrison Stadium and the tennis courts, and are adjacent to McComb Fieldhouse.