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NAU Student Athlete High Performance Center project details released


A shot overlooking Northern Arizona University and the Walkup Skydome.
/ Courtesy photo / Arizona Daily Sun

By Lance Hartzler | Arizona Daily Sun

Northern Arizona University has confirmed and released more details on the proposed Student Athlete High Performance Center.

The current estimated cost of the project is $40 million, but is liable to change as the development process unfolds, and there is currently no timeline for the construction of the proposed athletics facility.

Northern Arizona Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Mike Marlow said the current plan is to have the center located near the south end of the Walkup Skydome by the main fan entrance — but that is also subject to change based on future planning.

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