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| Nov 24 | Men's Basketball | at Providence |  |
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7:00pm | |
| Nov 24 | Men's Hockey | #9 Massachusetts + | |
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7:05pm | |
| Nov 25 | Women's Hockey | at Northeastern + | 3:00pm | ||||
| Nov 25 | Women's Basketball | DARTMOUTH | 7:00pm | ||||
| Nov 27 | Men's Basketball | at Drexel (Legends Classic) | |
4:30pm | |||
| Nov 27 | Men's Hockey | at Northeastern + | 7:00pm | ||||
| Nov 28 | Men's Basketball | at Cornell (Legends Classic at Drexel) | |
2:00pm |
Address: 97 Spear Street, Burlington, VT 05405
From I-89: Take Exit 14W into Burlington. Stay in far-right lane. Just past Sheraton and stop light, bear right at East Avenue/Spear Street exit, in lane for Spear Street. Take immediate left around jug handle, go through traffic light, which will take you onto Spear Street. Drive approximately 1/2 mile to second Patrick Gym entrance on right. The field is located to the left of the Gutterson Fieldhouse.
Heading north from Route 7: Follow Route 7 North from Shelburne. Just past Denny's Restaurant and just before reaching Burlington, take 189 East. Travel approximately one mile to I-89 North. Continue using directions as above, from I-89 (Exit 14W is the second exit upon entering I-89 North).
Practice Fields
Post Field has several practice fields utilized by the men's and women's soccer and men's and women's lacrosse programs.
The complex was named in honor of former UVM basketball, track and cross country star Archie Post in 1969. He attended UVM in the mid 1920s and captained the basketball, track, and cross country teams. A member of UVM's Athletic Hall of Fame, he served as class president during his undergraduate years and was a member of two honor societies (Gold Key and Key & Serpent). Following his graduation, Post served as track coach at UVM for 40 years, during which time he produced one New England and two Yankee Conference cross country championship teams. Vermont registered a streak of 16 consecutive collegiate track & field championships during Post's tenure.
Post, a native of Hinesburg, Vermont, retired from coaching in 1969, at which time the University honored him and his achievements by naming the facility after him.
Not only is Archie Post Field the home of Vermont athletic teams, it also hosts several Vermont state high school championships throughout the year.
Last modified September 18 2009 05:03 PM