COLORADO COLLEGE - DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS VISITING TEAM GUIDE

Welcome to Colorado College!

We are happy that your team has chosen to play at Colorado College, and would like to take this opportunity to inform you of Colorado College’s services and the wonderful Pikes Peak region. We are located in the magnificent Rocky Mountains and encourage you and your student-athletes to explore some of the local attractions.

In this guide you will find a comprehensive listing of our services. Please contact the hotels listed when making reservations for your stay. You will find that these supporters of CC Athletics offer the best accommodations at the most affordable prices in the area. Feel free to share this information with others who are traveling to the Pikes Peak region with your team.

You can access the Official Visitors Guide for Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region online at http://www.visitcos.com. This guide includes valuable information about local attractions and includes detailed maps of Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region.

We hope that you will find this information helpful when planning your trip to Colorado Springs. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact any of our athletics department staff members.

We look forward to your visit to our beautiful campus. In the mean time, we wish you and your program continued success.

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Coaching Staff

Sports Medicine, Emergency & Physicians

Athletics Facilities

Athletics Facilities Maps & Directions

Campus Map

Hotels

Restaurants

Colorado Springs

Gameday Information

Transportation

Colorado College Department of Athletics14 East Cache La Poudre (Campus Mailing Address)

44 West Cache La Poudre (Building Address)Colorado Springs, CO 80903

719-389-6476 719-389-6873 (Fax)www.cctigers.com

Vice President / Director of Athletics Lesley Irvine 719-389-6475

Senior Associate AD Greg Capell 719-389-6493

Associate Director of Athletics, Marketing Scott Lowenberg 719-389-6111

Assistant Athletic Director for Operations Andy Obringer 719-389-6107

Director of Sports Medicine Tom Monagan 719-389-6813

Athletics Insurance Coordinator Celina Swedlund 719-389-6321

Executive Assistant Jane Newberry 719-389-6475

Administrative Assistant Gina Smith 719-389-6476

Campus Security Maggie Santos 719-389-6707

Director, Recreation & Fitness Center Chris Starr 719-389-6767

Equipment Manager Bowen Bradshaw 719-389-6489

Equipment Manager/Hockey Spud Hamilton 719-477-2184

Honnen Ice Arena Linda Alexander 719-389-6156

Director of Athletic Marketing Jessica Bennett 719-389-6336

Assistant Director of Marketing David Bailey 719-389-6324

Schlessman Pool - Manager Anne Goodman-James 719-389-6486

Director, Athletics Communications Jerry Cross 719-389-6755

Associate Director, Athletics Communications Dave Reed 719-389-6105

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Basketball – Men’s Head Coach Andy Partee 719-389-6482 Basketball – Assistant Coach Alex Hansen 719-389-6314

Basketball – Women’s Head Coach Katherine Menendez 719-389-6478Basketball – Assistant Coach Brooke Swift 719-389-6112

Cross Country – Head Coach Ted Castaneda 719-389-6483 Cross Country – Assistant Coach Alex Nichols 719-389-6483

Hockey – Head Coach (DI) Mike Haviland 719-389-6480Hockey – Assistant Coach R.J. Enga 719-389-6479 Hockey – Assistant Coach Leon Hayward 719-389-6484Hockey – Director of Operations Travis Culhane 719-389-7114

Lacrosse – Men’s Head Coach Sean Woods 719-389-6808Lacrosse – Assistant Coach TBA 719-389-6309

Lacrosse – Women’s Head Coach Susan Stuart 719-389-6497Lacrosse – Assistant Coach Lucy Gerrity 719-389-7133

Soccer – Men’s Head Coach Scott Palguta 719-389-6517Soccer – Assistant Coach Jonathan Hood 719-389-6477 Soccer – Women’s Head Coach (DI) Geoff Bennett 719-389-6492Soccer – Assistant Coach Robin Grossman 719-389-6496Soccer – Assistant Coach Andi Tostanoski 719-389-6481

Swimming – Head Coach Anne Goodman-James 719-389-6486 Swimming – Assistant Coach Jacob Beach 719-389-6018Diving Coach Ellen Walker 719-389-6486

Tennis – Head Coach Anthony Weber 719-389-6840Tennis – Assistant Coach Ilona Wilson 719-389-6840

Track – Head Coach Ted Castaneda 719-389-6483 Track – Assistant Coach Alex Nichols 719-389-6874 Volleyball – Head Coach Rick Swan 719-389-6485 Volleyball – Assistant Coach Chad Koenegstein 719-389-7314

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Coaching Staff

Sports Medicine Staff

Director of Sports Medicine Tom Monagan 719-389-6813

Coordinator of Rehabilitation Services Katie Lynch 719-389-6991

Assistant Athletic Trainer/Hockey Jason Bushie 719-389-6488

Assistant Athletic Trainer Holly Pechacek 719-389-6990

Assistant Athletic Trainer Angie Matson-Rufenacht 719-389-6154

Assistant Athletic Trainer Kristen McTernan 719-389-6015

Emergency Information

Colorado College Campus Safety719-389-6707

Colorado Springs PoliceEmergency - 911705 S. Nevada Avenue719-444-7000

Penrose Hospital2222 N. Nevada AvenueColorado Springs, CO 80907719-776-5000Emergency - 719-776-5333

Memorial Hospital Central1400 East Boulder StreetColorado Springs, CO 80909719-365-5000

Urgent CareDavita Medical Group1633 Medical Center PointColorado Springs, CO 80907(719)-636-2999

Local Medical Facilities closest to Colorado College

The athletic training room is located on the 1st floor of the El Pomar Sports Center. The facility offers a variety of services and is supported by five certified athletic trainers. A Colorado College athletic trainer will be on-site for all home varsity events and contact sport practices. If your team is traveling without a certified athletic trainer, advance notice is appreciated. We do ask that all teams bring a stocked medical bag with necessary supplies. Water, ice bags, cups, an AED and biohazard supplies will be provided on your bench. Additional supplies including crutches, splints, etc., will be available if needed. A team physician will, at minimum, be on call for all events, and can be reached through one of our staff athletic trainers.

The Colorado College athletic training room will try to accommodate all reasonable requests. If you are in need of any additional supplies or information, or if we can be of service to you in any way, please do not hesitate to contact a staff member.

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Sports Medicine, Emergency & Physicians

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Athletics FacilitiesEl Pomar Sports CenterThe El Pomar Sports Center houses the athletics department offices as well as J. Juan Reid Arena, home court for the CC basketball and volleyball teams, and Schlessman Natatorium. It is also the location of visiting team locker rooms for both indoor and outdoor events.

Reid ArenaReid Arena is the home court for CC’s volleyball and basketball teams. The

facility features seating for approximately 800 spectators with stands on both sides of the main surface as well as above the east end zone. It is equipped with courtside internet access, as well as telephone service for visiting radio

broadasts and six retractable backboards.

Schlessman NatatoriumSchlessman Natatorium serves as the home for Colorado College’s varsity

swimming and diving teams. CC’s aquatic complex features 1- and 3-meter maxiflex diving boards above a 14-feet-deep diving well along with the pool’s

eight racing lanes. Recent renovations include a new video board, vestibule entrance, new bleachers and renovated locker rooms.

Stewart FieldStewart Field is the current home turf for men’s and women’s varsity soccer.

The playing surface, updated in 2019, is the Greensport Synthetic Turf System from Sprinturf’s Natural Series. An enclosed two-story press box houses a

medical trainers’ room on its lower level.

Washburn FieldWashburn Field is the home for the lacrosse teams, as well as a practice/

training facility for track and field. The playing surface, updated in 2019, is the Greensport Synthetic Turf System from Sprinturf’s Natural Series. An enclosed

two-story press box houses a medical trainers’ room on its lower level.

Burghart Tennis CourtsThe Burghart Courts, located adjacent to Washburn Field on the Colorado

College campus, provide a home competition site for the men’s and women’s tennis teams. The complex can accommodate as many as five matches at once,

with convenient entrances to all courts and easy access to locker rooms.

The Broadmoor World ArenaOne of the finest college hockey facilities anywhere, The Broadmoor World

Arena has been on national display as the site for the NCAA West Regional in 2004 and 2008. Part of a $58.8 million complex located in the southern end of

the city’s business district off Interstate 25, the main arena features an Olympic-size sheet of ice (100 by 200 feet) and seats 7,380 spectators for hockey.

Following are the directions to various athletic facilities used by Colorado College.

El Pomar Sports Center44 W. Cache La Poudre St.Colorado Springs, CO 80903 includes the following:Reid Arena-basketball and volleyball Washburn Field-lacrosse Frank Flood Track-track and fieldStewart Field-soccerSchlessman Natatorium-swimming and diving North Monument Valley Park-cross country

From Colorado Springs Municipal Airport: (approximately 15 miles) Head west (towards mountains) on Drennan Road Left on Academy Blvd. to Interstate 25Right onto Interstate 25 to Exit 143From Exit 143; turn east (right or away from mountains) on Uintah StreetRight on Cascade to Cache La Poudre (next stop light)Right on Cache La Poudre and down the hillEl Pomar Sports Center on the right

From Denver International Airport: (approximately 90 miles)Pena Blvd. to Interstate 70-WestInterstate 70-West to Interstate 225-SouthInterstate 225-South to Interstate 25 SouthInterstate 25 South to Exit 143From Exit 143; turn east (left or away from mountains) on Uintah StreetRight on Cascade to Cache La Poudre (next stop light)Right on Cache La Poudre and down the hillEl Pomar Sports Center on the right

Parking is on the street and very limited near the facility. Please contact Andy Obringer for bus/van parking info: andy.obringer@coloradocollege.edu or (719) 389-6107

The Broadmoor World Arena3185 Venetucci BoulevardColorado Springs, CO 80906

I-25 to Exit 138 (Lake Ave./Circle Dr.), then go west (towards the mountains) Continue on Lake Ave., underneath I-25 and merge left to turn left at either Cheyenne Mountain Rd. (1st traffic signal) or Venetucci Blvd. (2nd traffic signal). If using Cheyenne Mountain Rd., go left at the 1st traffic signal (Geyser Ct.). Continue to the end of Geyser Ct. and enter Lot C on the left. If using Venetucci Blvd., go left at the 2nd traffic signal (Cheyenne Meadows) to park in Lot B, or continue 1 block further and turn left on Bob Johnson Drive to park in Lot D (at the Ice Hall).

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ACADEMIC & ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDINGSAnnual Giving and DIALogue Center (111) - 218 E. Cache La Poudre St.Armstrong Hall (01) - Armstrong Great Hall; Kathryn Mohrman Theatre; Max Kade Theatre; Departments: English; French & Italian; German, Russian, & East Asian Languages; Philosophy; Religion; Spanish and Portuguese; Offices: Provost; Vice Provost; Dean of the Faculty; Dean of Students; Accessibility Resources; Center for Global Education & Field Study; Frontline Services & Enterprise Technology (Information Technology); Registrar; Student Life; Summer Session; SustainabilityBarnes Science Center (56) - Phipps Observatory; Departments: Anthropology; Chemistry & Biochemistry; Human Biology & Kinesiology; PhysicsBoettcher Center (23) - Offices: Student Health Center; Counseling & Student InsuranceCampus Safety (126) - Offices: Campus Parking; CSPD Resource OfficerCheryl Schlessman Bennett Children’s Center (112)Collaborative for Community Engagement (86)Collins House (03) - Office: Information Technology ServicesEdith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center (04) - Richard F. Celeste Theatre; Departments: Film & Media Studies; Theatre & DanceCossitt Hall (13) - Cossitt Amphitheatre; Faculty Commons; Women’s Soccer Facility; Departments: Comparative Literature & Classics; Theatre & DanceCutler Hall (15) - Office: AdmissionCutler Publications (90) - 1028 N. Weber St.Dern House (50) - Department: Hulbert Center for Southwest StudiesGill House (52) - Department: EducationInterdisciplinary (ID) House (49) - Departments: Asian Studies; Feminist and Gender Studies; Race, Ethnicity, and Migration StudiesInterfaith House (88) - 1004 N. Weber St. Innovation at CC (102) - 232 E. Cache La Poudre St. Johnson Building (118) - Senior Art StudiosKRCC 91.5 FM (101) - 912 N. Weber St.Mierow House (51) - Department: EducationMorreale Carriage House (30) - Office: Career CenterMorreale House (29) - Office: Career CenterOlin Hall/Olin Annex (“Fishbowl”) (55) - Departments: Molecular Biology; Organismal Biology & EcologyAhlberg Outdoor Education Center & Annex (“Gear House”) (115)Sperry S. and Ella Graber Packard Hall of Music and Art (05) - Albert Seay Library of Music and Art; Departments: Art; MusicPalmer Hall (54) - Gates Common Room; Departments: Economics & Business; Geology; History; Political Science; SociologyShove Memorial Chapel (116) - The Labyrinth at Colorado College; Sacred Grounds; Offices: Chaplains’ Office; Religious & Spiritual LifeWilliam I. Spencer Center (02) - Barbara Yalich Boardroom; La’au’s Taco Shop*; Offices: President; Advancement; Communications; Finance & Administration; Financial Aid; Human Resources; Information Technology; Payroll; Purchasing; Student AccountsStewart House (45) - 1228 Wood Ave. Student Activities (121) - 802 N. Nevada Ave. Taylor Hall (17) - Press at Colorado College; Taylor Theatre; Student Theatre WorkshopTutt Alumni House (47) - Alumni & Family Relations Charles L. Tutt Library (53) - Inasmuch Foundation Summit Reading Room; Julie Penrose Reading Room; “Open” Terraces (2nd and 3rd floors); Owen Cramer Reading Room; Susie B’s Café*; Tutt Library Events Space; Offices: Advising Hub; Colket Center for Academic Excellence: Cultural & Linguistic Diversity Education Specialist, Quantitative Reasoning Center (QRC), Sophomore Jump, Thesis Writing Specialist, and Writing Center; Crown Faculty Center; Information Technology: Class of 1967 Tech Sandbox, Helen & Arthur E. Johnson GIS Lab, Instructional Technology, ITS: Solutions Center, and Ryan Data Viz Lab; Library Services: Circulation & Reserves, College Archives & Special Collections, Interlibrary Loan, Librarian Offices, and Research DeskRussell T. Tutt Science Center (57) - Tutt Science Lecture Hall; Departments: Environmental Studies; Geology; Mathematics & Computer Science; PsychologyWoman's Club (123) - 20 Mesa Rd. Lloyd E. Worner Campus Center (12) - Arts & Crafts Studios; Benjamin’s Cafe*; Bookstore; Colorado Coffee*; Gaylord Hall; Mail Services; Perkins Lounge; Rastall Café*; WES Room; Offices: The Butler Center; CC Student Government Association; Information Desk; Residential Life & Campus Activities; Sexual Assault Response & Prevention Program; Wellness Resource Center3D Arts (119) - Art Sculpture Studios222 E. Dale St. (107) - College Property730 N. Nevada Ave. (122) - Special Senior Status (SSS) Faculty Offices801 N. Tejon St. (124) - College property1014 N. Weber St. (93) - College property

ATHLETICS & SPORTS FACILITIESAdam F. Press Fitness Center (09) - 44 W. Cache La Poudre St.El Pomar Sports Center (08) - Auxiliary Gym; Jerry Carle Varsity Strength & Conditioning; Reid Arena; Ritt Kellogg Climbing GymSquash & Racquetball Courts; Departments: Human Biology & Kinesiology; Offices: Athletics Honnen Ice Arena (11) - 30 W. Cache La Poudre St. Schlessman Natatorium (Pool) (10) - 44 W. Cache La Poudre St.

CAMPUS GREENSPACE & SPORTS FIELDSAutrey Field Support Facility (113) - 915 N. Nevada Ave.Student Greenhouse (80) - 1026 N. Weber St.Quads: Cutler, North Palmer, Tava**, and Worner; Labelled Greenspace: Donald E. Autrey Field; Burghart Tennis Courts; CC Student Garden; Hershey Courtyard; Olson Field; Stewart Field; Washburn Field & Frank Flood Track

FACILITIES AND BUILDING SERVICESWilliams Central Plant (14) - 908 N. Cascade Ave.Creekside Library Services (42) - 234 W. San Miguel St. Mail Services; The Print Shop; Tutt Library StorageFacilities Grounds Shop (40) - 230 W. Uintah St.Facilities Mechanical Services (44) - 232 W. San Miguel St. Facilities Support Services (41) - 240 W. San Miguel St. Facilities Warehouse (43) - 228 W. San Miguel St. Sodexo Custodial Services (109) - 801 N. Nevada Ave. Transportation Shop (39) - 1144 N. Glen Ave.Van Briggle Building (38) - Facilities Services administration; Maintenance shops

FACULTY & STAFF CAMPUS HOUSINGBates House (114) - 921 N. Nevada Ave.Dean of Students’ Residence (85) - 1005 N. Nevada Ave. Hamlin House (27) - 1148 N. Cascade Ave. President’s Residence (46) - 1210 Wood Ave. Visiting Faculty Housing (37, 103, 104, 105)

FINE ARTS CENTERBemis School of Art (07) - 818 Pelham Pl. Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College (06)- Deco Lounge; FAC Museum; Museum Shop; SaGāJi Theatre; Taste Restaurant* (Thursday-Saturday lunch only)FAC Communications (108) - 214 E. Dale St.

LANGUAGE HOUSESElbert House (36) - West Wing: Italian; East Wing (ELF): Japanese & ChineseHaskell House (35) - FrenchMax Kade House (33) - Leonard Sutton Study Center; German Mullett House (31) - RussianWindom House (34 ) - Spanish

SORORITY & FRATERNITY HOUSESDelta Gamma Sorority (81) - 1025 N. Nevada Ave.Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority (83) - 1015 N. Nevada Ave.Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority (82) - 1023 N. Nevada Ave.Kappa Sigma Fraternity (95) - 1002 N. Weber St.Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity (94) - 1010 N. Weber St.Sigma Chi Fraternity (79) - 223 E. San Rafael St.

STUDENT RESIDENCE HALLS & HOUSESAntero Apartments (21) - 1040 N. Cascade Ave.Arthur House (59) - 1106 N. Nevada Ave.Bemis Hall (18) - Bemis Great Hall; Offices: Housing & ConferencesBlanca Apartments (20) - 1070 N. Cascade Ave.Breton Hall (48) - 1131 N. Cascade Ave.Colorado College (CC) Inn (120) - 820 N. Nevada Ave. Chiles House (61) - 1115-BC N. Nevada Ave.Clarke House (64) - 209-AB E. Uintah St. Edith Gaylord House (28) - 1124 N. Cascade Ave.El Diente Apartments (26) - 1158 N. Cascade Ave.Ellingwood House (65) - 209-DE E. Uintah St.Fleming House (63) - 1115-F N. Nevada Ave.Goodacre House (62) - 1115-DE N. Nevada Ave.Heckman House (66) - 1111-ABCD N. Nevada Ave.Hybl Community Center (68) - 1107 N. Nevada Ave.Jackson House (78) - 1029 N. Nevada Ave.John Lord Knight (JLK) Apartments (25) - Jerome P. McHugh Commons & Alumni Plaza; Preserve Cafe*Lennox House (84) - 1107 N. Nevada Ave. Loomis Hall (24) - 1104 N. Cascade Ave.; The Sounds of CC (The SoCC) student radio station Mathias Hall (58) - 123 E. Uintah St. - Local Goods*McGregor Hall (19) - 930 N. Cascade Ave. Montgomery Hall (22) - 1030 N. Cascade Ave. Roberts House (67) - 1109-ABC N. Nevada Ave. Salazar House (60) - 1115-A N. Nevada Ave. South Hall (117) - 130 E. Cache La Poudre St. - South Hall CommonsSynergy House 1018 (92) - 1018 N. Weber St. Synergy House 1006 (87) - 1006 N. Weber St.Ticknor Hall (16) - Offices: Food Service/ Bon Appetit

Senior Cottages (69, 71, 72, 75, 76, 89, 97, 98, 100) Student Housing (32, 70, 73, 74, 77, 96 99, 106, 110)

*Food and diningBuilding numbers on the map begin with 01 at Armstrong Hall and proceed clockwise around campus, ending with 125 at Campus Safety.Colorado College is a smoke- and tobacco-free campus. No weapons allowed.

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PRODUCED BY THE OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONSDate: 03/06/2019

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Hyatt Place503 West Garden of the Gods RoadColorado Springs, CO 80907

719-265-9385 (phone ext 5105)719-532-9514 (fax)www.coloradosprings.place.hyatt.com Contact: Todd Mees todd.mees@hyatt.comcomplimentary Wi-Fi and breakfast

Marriott Colorado Springs5580 Tech Center DriveColorado Springs, CO 80919

719-260-1800719-260-1492 (fax) www.marriott.com Contact: Jennifer Tissonjtisson@marriottcoloradosprings.comincludes complimentary hot breakfast

The Broadmoor1 Lake AvenueColorado Springs, CO 80906 719-623-5112 or 855-634-7711 http://www.broadmoor.com/

One of America’s Premiere 5-Star Resorts no special rates

Fairfield Inn Colorado Springs South 2765 Geyser DriveColorado Springs, CO 80906

719-576-1717www.marriott.com Contact: Lorna Spanglerlorna.spangler@rhwhotels.com

Embassy Suites7290 Commerce Center DriveColorado Springs, CO 80919

719-599-9100 www.wcghotels.com/embassysuites.comContact: Parks Bedell parks.bedell@hilton.com

Please contact the hotels listed below when making reservations for your stay and ask for the Colorado College Athletics rate. Feel free to share this information with others who are traveling to the Pikes Peak region with your team.

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Hotels

Following is a small listing of restaurants located near Colorado College as well as near the hotels listed on the previous page. You will also find the usual fast food establishments located throughout the city.

THE FOLLOWING RESTAURANTS ARE PROUD PARTNERS OF COLORADO COLLEGE ATHLETICS

Other options for meals near the CC campus are numerous. The main street through downtown Colorado Springs begins at the south side of the CC campus - Tejon St.

10 S. Tejon St.719-227-SUBS (7827)Sandwiches $

1120 N Circle Dr #200719-574-3100

Pizza Delivery $

315 South 31st St719-471-4120 BBQ $

2540 Tenderfoot Hill719-576-2540American $$

3294 Cinema Point719-597-3800Brazilian Grill $$

1414 Harrison Road719-579-8682

306 N. Nevada Ave719-632-4945

Burgers/Sandwiches $

252 E. Cheyenne Mtn Blvd.719-576-5223American $$

1579 E. Cheyenne Mtn Blvd.719-576-0433

7115 Commerce Center Dr. 719-593-7678 American $$

405 E. Platte Ave.719-471-2743502 W Garden of the Gods Rd719-532-9686325 E. Fillmore St. 719-471-3357Mexican/Fast food $

2815 Geyser Drive719-527-1126

Italian $$

604 N. Tejon St.719-635-7452

Italian $$

222 N Tejon St 719-636-2311

Mexican $$

Catering: contact Nate Rose 304-395-3447

natedogg8023@gmail.com559 S. 8th St.

719-434-37054451 Venetucci Blvd Suite 120

719-434-4020 1466 Garden of the Gods Rd.

719-434-4720 Sandwiches $

1340 W. Garden of the Gods Rd.719-268-6874

975-A N. Academy Blvd.719-314-3616

American, Diners, Breakfast & Brunch

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In 1893, on a summer break from her professorship at Wellesley College in Massachusetts, Katharine Lee Bates picked up her pen and traveled west to Colorado Springs. From atop purple Pikes Peak, a Front Range mountain six miles west of town, the writer looked east to the rolling plains. Thrilled by the panorama, Bates returned to her hotel room in Colorado Springs and wrote the legendary song, “America the Beautiful.”

Since the 19th century, “The Springs” has inspired poets, lured gold prospectors and welcomed vacationers to its luxurious resorts and local mineral pools. Today, gold mining is but a memory, but the city continues to draw nature lovers who seek inspiration and rejuvenation near the Rockies. Attractions in Colorado Springs abound: visitors admire the ancient red sandstone formations at the Garden of the Gods public park, explore the trails of Pikes Peak or unwind over Sunday brunch at the luxurious Broadmoor Resort, a coral-pink Italianate estate complex at the foot of Cheyenne Mountain.

Nestled between the Rockies to the west and the plains to the east, and just an hour south of the Denver capital, the second-largest city in Colorado enjoys year-round sunshine and a mild climate. In Downtown, a cultural art scene thrives at the Colorado Springs Philharmonic and, just minutes north, at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, where you will find exhibits showcasing the renowned glassmaker Dale Chihuly, as well as regional artists.

Founded in 1859, historic Old Colorado City is situated west of downtown, between Twenty-Fourth and Twenty-Eighth Streets. In the 1880s, prosperous railroaders and gold miners roistered about in the local saloons and red-light district. Today, shoppers peruse the galleries, kitschy souvenir shops and restaurants.

One of the top Colorado Springs attractions lies about 12 miles north of the city at the U.S. Air Force Academy, established in 1954 on 18,000 verdant acres. The highlight of the tour, which includes B-52 exhibits and a replica of a cadet’s room, is the futuristic non-denominational Air Force chapel, a structure that features 17 spires shaped like razor-sharp pinnacles. The Barry Goldwater Air Force Academy Visitor Center offers films and exhibits on the academy’s history and maps for self-guided tours.

Outdoor enthusiasts who head minutes west to the Garden of the Gods can explore 1,300 acres of spectacular red sandstone formations, molded by wind and rain for more than 300 million years. Twisted columns and abstract monoliths are framed by Pikes Peak, and hiking, biking and horseback riding trails weave past 1,000-year-old juniper trees.

One of the most spectacular views in Colorado also lies six miles west of the city, atop the 14,115-foot sum-mit of Pikes Peak. By private vehicle or plain-old hiking boots, visitors can ascend to the top and take in the 360-degree view that so moved Katharine Lee Bates. A three-hour round-trip by car leads above the timber-line, past wildlife such as mountain sheep and deer. At the very top of Pikes Peak, Summit House cafe and trading post sells refreshments and meals.

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Colorado Springs

Cave of the Winds - 6 mi. west of Colorado Springs off Hwy. 24 – 719-685-5444The cave was discovered in 1881 by two brothers while on a church picnic. The dramatic rock formations offer spectacular images throughout the three guided tours available.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo - 4250 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Rd. – 719-633-9925 *CC Athletics Sponsor Located on Cheyenne Mountain, the zoo showcases more than 500 animals from Siberian tigers to red pandas to Mexican wolves. Other attractions include a nature trail, seasonal tram rides and a vintage carousel.

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum - 215 S. Tejon – 719-578-6650The museum is housed in the 1903 El Paso County Courthouse and contains displays of regional history.

Garden of the Gods - 1805 N. 30th Street - 719-385-5940/719-634-6666Colorado Springs is home to this Registered National Natural Landmark. The park has numerous hiking trails and is open year round. The Visitor’s Center provides historical and educational programs as well as a gift shop and restaurant.

Manitou Springs - 6 miles west of downtown Colorado Springs with 3 exits off of Highway 24 WestWithin the foothills of Pikes Peak, the storybook town of Manitou Springs offers a little bit of something for everyone to enjoy. Year round attractions, events, nightlife, health and well being will complete your adventure in Manitou Springs.

Pikes Peak - West of Colorado SpringsAs the most distinctive peak along the Front Range of Colorado, Pikes Peak rises 14,110 feet above sea level. The summit provides scenic views of the Rampart Range, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the Continental Divide, Colorado Springs, Denver and the eastern Colorado prairies. The summit can be reached via the Pikes Peak Highway or the 13-mile Barr National Recreation Trail.

Seven Falls & South Cheyenne Canyon - Cheyenne Blvd., west of Colorado Springs –-719-632-0765For a dramatic view of the Seven Falls, climb the 185-step stairway or ride the elevator to Eagle’s Nest Platform. From the platform, visitors are treated to views of all seven falls cascading 181 feet down the sheer granite cliff. Native American dances take place during the summer season, mid-May through Labor Day weekend, when visitors also may enjoy nighttime views of the colorfully lighted falls.

United States Olympic Complex - One Olympic Plaza - 719-632-5551The Olympic Complex is home to the U.S. Olympic Committee and nine National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of Olympic/Pan American sports organizations. Fifteen other NGBs also are located in Colorado Springs. The site features a visitor center that provides information about the USOC, the U.S. Olympic training centers and the Olympic movement. Year-round tours are available. More than 80 percent of the 1996 U.S. Olympic team, which won 101 medals in Atlanta, trained at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.

Van Briggle Art Pottery - 1024 S. Tejon Street - 719-633-7729Potter-sculptor Artus Van Briggle introduced his work to the Pikes Peak region in 1899, and the same styles still are being created today. The studio is one of the oldest active art potteries in the U.S.

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Colorado Springs Attractions

ADMISSION INFORMATIONDivision I - Hockeywww.cctigers.com 719-576-2626Tickets start at $14For group tickets contact David Bailey:david.bailey@coloradocollege.edu or 719-389-6324

Division I - Women’s Soccer$5 Adults$3 Students (12-18)12 and under freeTickets purchased at the gate

Division III - Volleyball and Basketball$5 Adults$3 Students (12-18)12 and under freeTickets purchased at the gate

-For all other Division III sports, no admission is charged. EXCEPT when hosting an official NCAA Tournament Event.

PRACTICEIf you would like to train during your visit, and have not yet scheduled a practice slot, please contact a coach from your respective sport. We appreciate requests as much in advance as possible.

SPORTS INFORMATIONLive stats and box scores will be provided for all games. A free live stream will be made available for the following Colorado College home contests: basketball, lacrosse, soccer and volleyball. Hockey live streams require a subscription to NCHC.tv. For other services, please contact Dave Reed or Jerry Cross.

LOCKER ROOM, TOWELS & LAUNDRYA locker room will be made available for your team on gameday (if desired). You will be able to use this locker room pre and post-game. Towels will be provided.

If you would like to request locker room space during non-gamedays, please contact Andy Obringer:andy.obringer@coloradocollege.edu or 719-389-6107.

Bench towels will be provided (volleyball/basketball) for your team.

Should you have laundry service needs, please contact Andy Obringer: andy.obringer@coloradocollege.edu or 719-389-6107.

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Gameday Information

www.FlyCOS.comThe Colorado Springs Airport has added a lot of flights in recent months. Before you book a flight through Denver DIA, check out www.flycos.com

For larger vans and buses:

The following rental company is recommended by the Colorado College transportation department.

Colorado Gray Line / Pikes Peak Tours(719) 633-1181(800) 345-8197

Joanie@ColoradoGrayLine.com

Yellow Cab of Colorado Springs719-777-7777

Text For Taxi719-428-2777

Text pickup address

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Transportation

Colorado College Athletics14 E. Cache La Poudre StreetColorado Springs, CO 80903Tel: 719-389-6476Fax: 719-389-6873www.cctigers.com