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Facilities

Central Catholic utilizes a wide range of athletics facilities, both on our campus and at neighboring universities, to meet the needs of our 19 varsity teams.

An aerial shot of U.S. Steel Community Field at Hazelwood Green

 

U.S. Steel Community Field

U.S. Steel Community Field at Hazelwood Green serves as Central Catholic's home athletics field for soccer, football, and lacrosse. In April 2026, the school celebrated the opening of its first-ever home athletics field with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking a historic milestone in Central Catholic history.

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Central Catholic Weight Room

Located in the Coaches Pavilion, Central Catholic’s weight room is where our student-athletes train to build strength, discipline, and teamwork. The facility supports athletes across all sports, providing a dedicated space for conditioning, offseason development, and in-season training. It plays an important role in preparing Vikings to compete at a high level while emphasizing the commitment and work ethic that define Central Catholic athletics.

A student catching a football, about to run it into the end zone at Carnegie Mellon University's Gesling Stadium

 

Carnegie Mellon University

Central Catholic Football proudly plays select home games at Gesling Stadium on the campus of Carnegie Mellon University.

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Alpha Ice Complex

Alpha Ice Complex serves as the home rink for Central Catholic’s PIHL varsity ice hockey and inline hockey teams. The facility provides Viking players with a dedicated space to train, practice, and compete throughout the season. With strong fan support and a competitive atmosphere, Alpha Ice is where Central Catholic hockey continues its proud tradition on the ice.

Alpha Ice Complex

The image shows a baseball player at bat, with a catcher crouched behind home plate, and a crowd of spectators visible in the background.

 

No Offseason Sports - Russellton

Our baseball program trains and competes at No Offseason Sports in Russellton, a facility designed to support year-round player development. With modern training spaces and quality fields, the location provides Viking baseball players with an excellent environment to refine their skills and prepare for competition.

A wide shot of a basketball game played inside Oakland Catholic High School's gymnasium

 

Oakland Catholic High School

Through our longstanding relationship with Oakland Catholic High School, the gymnasium serves as a temporary home for Central Catholic’s basketball and volleyball programs. The shared space reflects the close relationship between the two schools while providing a strong setting for practices, games, and spirited competition.

Tailgate, Spectator, and Fan Policy

Central Catholic High School has released the following message to inform students, parents, and all within the Central Catholic community about our Tailgate, Spectator, and Fan Policy.

Read the Full Policy

Questions about our athletic facilities?

Richard Capretta

1982
Director of Athletics - Internal Operations

Kyle Goldcamp

2004
Director of Athletics - External Operations