Brady Street Stadium

Home football weekends for St. Ambrose University are more than just a Saturday afternoon football game.

Fighting Bees fans from across the Midwest come to the heart of Davenport for an entire weekend of activities in the Quad Cities.

St. Ambrose home games are played in historic Brady Street Stadium. This 10,000 seat stadium is one of the finest small college settings in the country. An extensive renovation of Brady Street Stadium was completed in July 2008. Sports Turf was installed as the new playing surface and a new scoreboard featuring state-of-the-art audio and video sits in the north end zone.

Brady Street Stadium has been the home for St. Ambrose football games since the late 1980s.

The Ambrose Dome

"The Ambrose Dome," which opened in August 2005, is a state-of-the-art, 67,000-square-foot, 75-foot-high, multi-tiered dome. This sports complex serves as the indoor practice facility for the St. Ambrose football program. Purchased by St. Ambrose University in the spring of 2011, the Ambrose Dome is heavily utilized by the SAU Athletic Department.

Locker Room

The St. Ambrose Locker Room is located in Lee Lohman Arena, next to Timmerman Field. Timmerman Field serves as the main practice field for the football program. The St. Ambrose football players spend a great deal of time in the locker room. Each player has their own individual oak wood locker, equipped with its own individual foot locker, name plate, and overhead storage space. In addition to the lockers, there is a centrally located 42" flat-screen HDTV with cable television and a large stereo system for our players enjoyment. The locker room was completed and opened in 2006.

Weight Room

In the competitive world of college football, the off-field preparation of the student-athlete is an important aspect in building a successful program on the field. At St. Ambrose University, the football players are fortunate to train in a state-of-the-art facility.

Located just north of campus, the weight room is a premier strength and speed facility. Here at St. Ambrose, we believe that a student-athlete's performance in the weight room will improve their performance, as well as reduce the risk of injury. Coach Magistrelli's philosophy is to make strength and speed development a year-round job for the St. Ambrose football program.

Here at St. Ambrose, football players train with the best equipment available. There are eight Olympic platforms, eight power racks, and over 20,000 pounds of free weights. There are several pieces of cardio equipment, four television sets, and a classroom. The weight room has its own separate locker room with individual lockers and showers.

The football program moved into the new weight room in January of 2009.