Facilities
Sharp Gym - M/W Basketball, Volleyball
Seating Capacity: 1,000
The Frank and Lucille Sharp Physical Education Building was built in 1963. Later named Sharp Gymnasium, the facility serves as home to the Husky basketball and Husky volleyball teams. Sharp Gym has also served as the home away from home practice facility for the two-time NBA champion Houston Rockets and the four-time WNBA champion Houston Comets.
Water damage during the summer of 1994 forced HBU to replace the playing floor. Sharp Gymnasium now boasts one of the finest playing floors in the state of Texas.Further renovations included the replacement of the bleachers, donated by the President's Development Council, and the most recent change was replacing the stage on the end of the court to cushioned-backed seats prior to the 2011-12 season.
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Husky Stadium - Football
Seating Capacity: 5,000
Husky Stadium opened in September, 2014 and is the new home of HBU football. The 5,000 seat stadium hosted the first on-campus football game in the history of the University when the Huskies played McMurry on Sept. 6. The new facility also holds a brand new weight room that will provide all Husky athletic programs with access to the most modern and competitive strength and conditioning equipment
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Sorrels Field - M/W Soccer
Seating Capacity: 500
Randy and Cheryl Sorrels Field has been the home of HBU men's and women's soccer since 2007. The soccer teams have had continued success at Sorrels Field. Under head coach Misty Jones, the women's soccer squad had a 10-2-0 mark in 2007. Behind head coach Steve Jones' tutelage, the men's team had a perfect 9-0-0 mark in 2007. The natural grass field also features a practice field behind the stands.
The women's team hosted their first conference tournament at the 2010 Great West Conference Tournament and won their first title, defeating North Dakota in a shootout after the teams remained tied at 1-1 after two overtime periods.
The men have hosted Major League Soccer's Houston Dynamo twice to Sorrels Field, the first being an exhibition against the Chicago Fire, and the other a spring friendly against the Huskies in 2011.
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Husky Field - Baseball
Seating Capacity: 500
Dimensions: 330'-406'-330'
HBU baseball had 17-straight winning seasons at Husky Field, from 1993-2010. Located off Beechnut Street on the southeast corner of campus, the spacious home of the Huskies gives HBU a solid home-field advantage.
Opening during the 1993 season, the 1,000-seat ballpark boasts one of the better playing surfaces in the state. The dimensions are 330 feet down the foul lines, 380 and 400 feet to the power alleys and 406 to center field. A roomy press box services the needs of the media.
HBU had a record 30 wins at home in 1995 (30-3) and had a low of only one loss in 2001 (14-1). In five seasons (1995, '96, '00, '05, '07), the Huskies recorded 20 or more wins.
Among the field's highlights are a four-game sweep for the 2008 Red River Athletic Conference tournament championship, and a four-game sweep of the 2007 NAIA Region VI tournament, including a 7-6 comeback win over Texas Wesleyan in the championship game.
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Husky Field - Softball
Seating Capacity: 300
Dimensions: 200'-218'-200'
Located on the southeast corner of the HBU campus adjacent to the Huskies' baseball field, the field was opened with a 2-1 win over St. Mary's (Texas) on April 1, 1993. HBU had undefeated seasons in 1996 and 2005 and has been a decided home advantage.
The symmetrical park measures 200 feet down the foul lines and 218 feet to center field. The outfield is surrounded by a six-foot fence.
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Directions to HBU
From Bush Intercontinental Airport: Exit the airport following signs for 59 South. Continue on 59 for 24 miles. Exit Bellaire Blvd./Fondren Rd. Turn left on Fondren. Turn right on Sharpview and proceed through campus gates.
From Hobby Airport: Exit airport following signs for 45 North. Take 45 North. Follow signs to 59 South. Take 59 South. Exit Bellaire Blvd./Fondren Rd. Turn left on Fondren. Turn right on Sharpview and proceed through campus gates.
From Dallas: Take the ramp on the left onto I-30 West. Take exit 47B to merge onto I-45 South toward Houston. Take exit 51 to merge onto I-610 West. Take exit 8A to merge onto 59 South toward Victoria. Take the exit toward Bellaire Blvd./Fondren Rd.Turn left on Fondren. Turn right on Sharpview and proceed through campus gates.
From San Antonio: Merge onto I-37 South via the ramp to I-10 South. Take exit 139 to merge onto I-10 East/US-87 South/US-90 East. Continue to follow I-10 East. Take exit 756 to merge onto Sam Houston Tollway South. Take the exit on the left onto Westpark Tollway East toward County Rd. East. Take the Fondren Rd. exit. Turn right onto Fondren Rd. Turn right on Sharpview and proceed through campus gates.
From Lake Charles: Take I-10 Srv. Rd./N. Lakeshore Dr. Take the ramp on the left onto I-10 West/US-90 West. Continue to follow I-10 West. Keep left at the fork. Take exit 770A on the left to merge onto 59 South. Take the exit toward Bellaire Blvd./Fondren Rd. Turn left onto Fondren Rd. Turn right on Sharpview and proceed through campus gates.
From Corpus Christi: Head north tward I-37 South. Merge onto 181 North. Exit onto 181 North/Farm to Market Rd. 136/ 181 Frontage toward Gregory/Sinton. Continue to follow 181 North. Continue onto TX-89 North. Slight right toward 77 North. Take the ramp onto 77 North. Turn right to stay on 77 North. Slight left onto TX-91 Loop North/East Frontage Rd. Continue onto 59 North. Take the exit toward Bellaire Blvd./Fondren Rd. Turn right onto Fondren Rd. Turn right on Sharpview and proceed through campus gates.
