McGonigle Hall, Athletic facility at Temple University in Philadelphia, United States.
McGonigle Hall is an athletic venue at Temple University in Philadelphia with about 3,900 seats used primarily for women's basketball, volleyball, fencing, and gymnastics. The building functions as a center for student competition and serves various sports programs throughout the academic year.
The venue opened in December 1969 and quickly became central to Temple's athletic programs and campus life. The building has hosted significant events beyond sports, serving as a gathering space for large assemblies and community discussions over the decades.
The building hosted the Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention in September 1970, where Black Panther Party leader Huey P. Newton addressed 6,000 attendees.
The building is located near a subway station and is easily accessible by public transportation. Arriving early is advisable for popular events to secure good seating and avoid crowds.
The facility held a 'Turn Back the Clock Game' in 2009, featuring 1980s music, throwback uniforms, and retro concession prices to celebrate its heritage.
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