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Three story brick and glass Football Center with central round room
Jimmye Laycock Football Center
Constructed: 2006-2008
Opened: 2008
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This project provided a new 27,000 GSF facility, which includes a team locker room with associated equipment and training rooms, coach's offices, and two 80-yard practice fields. The facility is located at 101 Gooch Drive, adjacent to the northwest corner of Zable Stadium.

 
  • Cost: $11 million
  • Fund Source - 9D debt & Private Funds
  • New GSF: 27,000
  • Start Date: November 2006
  • Finish Date: January 2008
  • Design Team: Moseley Architects
  • Contractor: W.M. Jordan Co.

Building Committee:

  • Steve Wasilefsky, Project Manager
  • Anna Martin, Vice President, Administration
  • Martha Sheets, Senior Planner
  • Robert Dillman, Associate Vice-President, Facilities Management
  • Wayne Boy, Associate Director of Facilities Planning, Design, and Construction
  • Dave Shepard, Associate Director of Maintenance/Operations, Facilities Management
  • Joseph Martinez, Deputy Associate Director, Facilities Planning, Design and Construction
  • Lynda Butler, Vice Dean and Chancellor, School of Law
  • Terry Driscoll, Director, Athletic Department
  • Robb Dunn, Associate Athletic Director, Facilities and Operations, Athletic Department
  • Jimmye Laycock, Head Football Coach, Athletic Department
  • Stephen Cole, Assistant Director for Health Services, Athletic Department
  • Andy Carter, Associate Athletic Trainer, Athletic Department
  • Jerry Fife, Head Equipment Manager, Athletic Department
  • Sarah Stafford, Student.Construction site

Material in the Special Collections Research Center

  • Archaeological survey of the proposed Jimmye Laycock football training facility, College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, Birkett, Courtney J. Williamsburg, Va. : William & Mary Center for Archaeological Research, 2006. Archives Books call number: F234 .W7 B57 2006.

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