Facilities

Athletic Facilities

State-of-the-art facilities support Brophy's Athletic Program



Harry T. "Dutch" Olivier, S.J. Athletic Complex

Opened in January 2017, The Dutch is a 47,000-square-foot athletic complex connected to Robson Gymnasium. With spaces for strength training, wrestling, indoor running, golf, fitness and team preparation, it supports Brophy’s commitment to forming the whole person.



Edward A. Reese, S.J. Aquatic Center

Opened in 2014, the Fr. Edward A. Reese, S.J. Aquatic Center brought Brophy swimming and diving back to campus. The Olympic-quality venue supports elite training and competition while reflecting Brophy’s commitment to shared use and community partnership.



Robson Gymnasium

Built in 1967, Robson Gymnasium has long served as one of Brophy’s central spaces for athletics, student life and community gatherings. Renovations began in May 2026 to reimagine this historic campus venue for the next generation of Broncos.

The Next Chapter for Robson Gymnasium

Learn more about the reimagined Robson Gymnasium and the impact it will have on championship athletics, campus gatherings, and defining moments in the Brophy experience. Read the feature from the Spring 2026 Impact Report for a closer look at how this storied venue is being renewed for the next generation of Broncos.

Explore more about the Robson Rennovation



Graham Family Sports Complex

Completed in 2010, the Graham Family Sports Campus is a nine-acre complex just east of Brophy’s main campus. It includes synthetic and natural turf fields, an eight-lane track and a video board added as part of significant 2021 enhancements.



Opus Field

Opened in 2005, Opus Field gives Brophy baseball a dedicated on-campus home for practices and competition. The field supports one of Brophy’s longstanding athletic programs and was named the All Premier League Field of the Year in spring 2019.



Strittmatter Center for Sports Medicine

The Strittmatter Center for Sports Medicine provides Brophy student-athletes with comprehensive care for injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. In 2019, the addition of an Anatomage virtual anatomy and dissection machine expanded the center’s role as both a training facility and learning environment.



Ray Laing Field at Central High School

Since Fall 2021, Brophy varsity football has played its home games at Ray Laing Field at Central High School, located next door to campus. The arrangement continues a partnership among Brophy, Central and the Phoenix Union High School District.