Gross Memorial Coliseum

Gross Memorial Coliseum, located in Hays, KS, is a renowned sports arena that has been the home of Fort Hays State University's men's and women's basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and indoor track and field teams for over four decades. With a seating capacity of 6,814, the coliseum was constructed in 1973 at a cost of seven million dollars. Named after Paul Busch Gross, a former basketball coach and athletic director at Fort Hays State, the coliseum boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including a new video board, upgraded locker rooms, and chairback seating.

Recognized as one of the Five Best Arenas in D2 Basketball by Hero Sports, Gross Memorial Coliseum continues to provide an exceptional sporting experience for both athletes and spectators. The coliseum features a wood playing floor adorned with the university's logo, conference letters, and NCAA insignia, creating a vibrant and spirited atmosphere. Over the years, the coliseum has undergone various renovations and improvements, ensuring that it remains a top-notch venue for sporting events and a source of pride for Fort Hays State University.

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