Fetzer Hall

Fetzer Hall is a sports facility at the University of North Carolina featuring multiple gymnasiums and specialized training areas for gymnastics and climbing. The building contains numerous courts for racquetball and squash alongside dedicated spaces for various indoor athletic pursuits.

The university approved construction of this facility in 1976 as part of its effort to modernize and expand athletic infrastructure. The new building replaced an older athletic venue and represented a major step forward in the campus physical plant.

The facility serves as a social hub where students and staff gather for organized team activities, fitness classes, and recreational pursuits. This role in campus life makes it a gathering place where people build friendships and form communities through shared physical interests.

The facility is accessible by public transit and features ample parking for visitors. Plan to spend time exploring the different areas to find the activity or court that suits your needs.

Some of the racquetball courts can be converted into spaces for wallyball, a sport that merges volleyball rules with racquetball court boundaries and equipment constraints. This adaptability allows the facility to support a wider range of athletic pursuits beyond what most visitors expect.

Location: North Carolina

GPS coordinates: 35.90888,-79.05172

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:43