MacEwan Sport and Wellness

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MacEwan Centre
Full name	MacEwan Sport and Wellness
Former names	MacEwan Centre for Sport and Wellness
Location	Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Coordinates	53°32′50″N 113°30′26″W / 53.54722°N 113.50722°W / 53.54722; -113.50722Coordinates: 53°32′50″N 113°30′26″W / 53.54722°N 113.50722°W / 53.54722; -113.50722
Broke ground	1991
Opened	1993
Owner	Grant MacEwan University
Architect	Barry Johns, Wood Gardner O'Neill, O'Neill Wensley, Webster & Fry
General Contractor	PCL-Maxam, Stuart Olson Construction, Raywalt Construction,
Capacity	2,000
Tenants
MacEwan Griffins Edmonton Chill (IBL) (2008) Edmonton Energy (IBL) (2009)

MacEwan Sport and Wellness is part of Grant MacEwan University's City Centre Campus. Construction began on this campus in 1991. In May 1993, MacEwan Sport and Wellness was one of the first buildings on MacEwan's City Centre Campus to open its doors to students. One month later, the MacEwan Sport and Wellness facility opened to the public.

In September 2009, the building was renamed as the Christenson Family Centre for Sport and Wellness after the university received a donation from the Christenson Family.

The centre houses a 2,000 seat multi-purpose sports facility located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada at the City Centre Campus of Grant MacEwan University. It houses a pool, fitness centre, squash and raquetball courts and gymnasium. It is home to the Grant MacEwan Griffins' basketball and volleyball programs who play in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference.

External links

• Official Website

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