Athletic Facilities

Over the years Sheridan has compiled a long list of athletic facilities it has built across the state. Some have been modest gymnasiums built with our design/build approach with many others being considered world class facilities built in collaboration with premier architectural and design firms. Whatever the size or complexity, Sheridan brings the same high level of experience, determination and professional demeanor to each job site. As a general contractor we can be relied upon to coordinate the many different trades and specialities that are required to build a successful sports arena.

Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine
Field House at Pichard Fields
Greason Pool and William Farley Field House
Sasaki Associates, architect

This facility houses both Greason Pool and William Farley Field House. The pool, named for a former Bowdoin president, has 16 deep water lanes that are 25 yards long. There is a one meter and three meter diving stand and seating for one thousand spectators.
The field house contains a 200-meter, 6 lane track, four tennis courts, a weight room with aerobic exercise equipment, lockers rooms, training rooms and a multipurpose room for team meetings and other gatherings. The field house also has seating for one thousand spectators.

Costello Sports Complex
University of Southern Maine
Gorham, Maine

Harriman Associates, architects

The Costello Sports Complex at the University of Southern Maine features a 200-meter track with tennis courts, basketball courts as well as seasonal practice space for the softball and baseball teams. The field house is also used for community events and commercial shows.

Hadlock Field
Portland, Maine

Home of the Portland Sea Dogs

Hadlock Field was built in 1994 and is the Double A home of the Boston Red Sox affiliate, the Portland Sea Dogs. The 7,368 seat capacity ball field was named after Portland High School coach, Edson Hadlock, Jr. It is made to resemble its big brother, Fenway Park, with a left field "Maine Monster" and even a scaled down "Citgo" sign.

Harold Alfond Athletic Center
Thomas College
Waterville, Maine

Orcutt Associates, architect

This 38,000 square foot facility includes a multi-sport, three court surface for basketball, tennis and volley ball. There is also a indoor track, plyometrics room, locker rooms, fitness center, multipurpose room and lounge area.

Mahaney Clubhouse
University of Maine
Orono, Maine

Built using Sheridan's design/build approach, this baseball clubhouse is located on the third base line of Mahaney Diamond on the Orono campus. The lower floor contains locker rooms for the Maine Black Bears baseball team and couching staff as well as equipment storage and a first aid station. The second floor is a multi-function meeting room and baseball coaching offices overlooking the playing field. There is also an open air observation deck facing the ball field.

The Community Center
at South Bristol School

South Bristol, Maine

The Community Center at South Bristol School is a good example of the many design/build facilities we have built for schools and local communities. This 12,600 square foot facility includes a gymnasium with locker rooms, kitchen, activity rooms and exercise room. There is also a stage and prop room for school and community productions.