Athletics 

The newly opened Klein Aquatic Center includes an eight-lane 25-yard competition pool, five-lane 25-yard warm-up/activity pool, generous seating capacity to host large community events, and ample space for both our Middle School and varsity swim teams to participate. 

This newly opened facility serves as our primary competition space for volleyball, basketball, and wrestling, with seating for over 1,200 spectators to cheer on our Bucs. The weight room and wrestling/multipurpose rooms allow for training opportunities for all sports. 

Our comprehensive Athletics Complex—which includes the Bruton Smith Athletic Center—also includes a wrestling room, weight room, a health and wellness area, visitors’ locker room, and administrative offices. 

The Bruton Smith Athletic Center is where our Lower School PE program takes place. The gym features an elevated indoor track, three full-size practice courts. The lower level of the building includes the O’Leary Sports Medicine Center. 

This facility is comparable to some of the nation's best college centers. 

Our largest outdoor competition venue, Belk Stadium is home to our football and boys soccer teams in the fall and our girls soccer teams in the spring. Key features of the venue include a full-size natural grass field, an eight-lane all-weather track with field event areas, lighting for night competitions, bleacher seating for 2,500 spectators, concession, restroom, and ticketing facilities, and a two-level press box. 

Country Day’s varsity and JV tennis teams practice at Rankin Tennis Courts, an eight-court facility. Four of the eight courts can be lit for night play. Bleacher seating is built into the hillside adjacent to the courts. 

Soccer trains on Crawford Field, baseball plays on Ed Walton Field, field hockey and lacrosse play on Dowd Field, and softball has its on field, too.

Our Middle School campus features four designated fields for practices and competitions for field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, baseball, softball, and football. The baseball and softball diamonds both feature batting cage areas, and the football/soccer field is ringed by a four-lane track. In addition, tennis teams play on six courts. Basketball and volleyball programs practice and compete in the designated gym, which provides ample spectator seating and includes a sports medicine facility.