The O'Brien Family Training Center is is an 18,600-square-foot training complex that serves multiple functions for Mid-America Christian University. The facility was completely donor funded with the building being named after MACU alumni Dr. Sean O'Brien of the Oklahoma Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine for being the lead donor toward the project. The second phase to the project will include the construction of a fieldhouse that will include a practice gym for MACU's indoor sports (basketball, volleyball). Construction for the O'Brien Family Training Center began in August 2020 and completed in July 2021.
The O'Brien Family Training Center includes:
- State-of-the-art wellness and medical training room
- Locker rooms for all of MACU's outdoor sports teams (men's and women's soccer, baseball, softball)
- 12 new offices for MACU's coaching staff
- 3500-square-foot university-wide accessible weight room
- An indoor turfed hitting and pitching facility
- Conference room
Gallery: (9-7-2020) O'Brien Training Center Project & Groundbreaking