The University of Puget Sound Loggers compete in the Northwest Conference of NCAA Division III, striving for competitive success while achieving academic excellence and fostering personal growth and leadership through athletics. Our 23 varsity sports offer a wide range of competitive opportunities.
Welcome to Logger Athletics!
Experience the thrill of NCAA Division III competition, the camaraderie of teamwork, and the dedication to sportsmanship that defines the Logger spirit. Explore our website to find your sport, get your tickets, and cheer on the Loggers!
Puget Sound's club sports are non-varsity teams that often compete against other schools, requiring a slightly higher level of skill and commitment. Our dynamic club sports program includes diverse options such as rugby, ultimate frisbee, kayaking, and cycling, catering to students who are passionate and competitively inclined.
Intramural sports at Puget Sound are a great way to have fun and compete with friends, regardless of your skill level. Unlike varsity and club sports, intramurals are open to everyone on campus, not just students. They offer a variety of sports activities throughout the year, so you can find something you'll enjoy. Whether you want to play your favorite sport or try something new, intramurals are a perfect way to get involved in campus life.
Our Facilities
Train like a champion in our state-of-the-art facilities, including our impressive 62,000-square-foot Athletics & Aquatics Center and Baker Stadium, and fields for football, soccer, baseball, and softball. Logger athletic facilities include:
The Athletics & Aquatics Center added 38,000 square feet to Memorial Fieldhouse. The space includes Wallace Pool and Lillis Cafe, doubled the size of our Fitness Center, and provided new office space for our Athletics staff. Wallace Pool has eight 25-yard lanes plus three warm up lanes for instruction, rehabilitation, and therapy. The space also has permanent seating for nearly 400 spectators.
Baker Stadium has a covered seating capacity of 3,000 and uncovered seating for 500. In addition to being the site of the university's Commencement Ceremony, Logger football, soccer, track and field, cross country and women's lacrosse call Baker Stadium home.
After World War II, construction commenced on a new fieldhouse that would not only meet the college’s needs but be a civic auditorium for the City of Tacoma as well. It is a multi-use facility for varsity athletics basketball and volleyball, and can accommodate open recreation activities such as basketball, badminton, pickleball, and volleyball.
The Logger Baseball Field was completed in 1999, with expanded seating and a new press box added in 2016. Adjacent to the field is an indoor hitting facility for both the baseball and softball programs.
The Logger Softball Field has fences set at 200 feet with a newly renovated batting cage and bullpen facilities located behind left field. A team clubhouse sits right behind the home dugout, and players and spectators can catch a glimpse of Mount Rainier looking through center field.
Adjoining the Fieldhouse is the Tennis Pavilion, housing six indoor tennis courts, a racquetball court, and an indoor climbing wall. The Logger Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams practice and play in the pavilion.
Located behind the right field fence of the softball field, is used as a practice and game facility for men's and women's soccer and women's lacrosse. The dimensions of the field are exactly the same as those on Peyton Field in Baker Stadium. Considered an ideal pitch for soccer and lacrosse, numerous NCAA Division III playoff games have been hosted on East Athletic Field.
The primary practice facility for the Logger football team and a secondary practice facility for men’s and women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse, the Lower Baker Field playing surface received a major renovation in the fall of 2007 when a state-of-the-art artificial surface was installed, as well as lights that enabled for more use. The field is also occasionally utilized by club sports teams.