Pete Frates Center

The Trustees of Boston College have constructed an athletics support building to serve the approximately 14-acre athletics facilities on the northern portion of its Brighton Campus. The athletics facilities, which were constructed in 2016 to more adequately meet the needs of the University’s softball and baseball teams, include synthetic turf baseball and softball fields with associated amenities, a natural grass recreation field, and a small building containing restrooms and storage. 

The Pete Frates Center is a previously-deferred phase of the Brighton Campus Athletics Center Project (now called the Harrington Athletics Village) that consists of an approximately 31,140 square foot building housing team locker rooms for baseball and softball; accessory spaces for sports medicine, strength training, and equipment storage; practice hitting tunnels; and meeting and utility rooms. The Project replaced an existing 50-spot surface parking lot (66,933 square feet in area) located to the south and west of the existing softball and baseball fields.