Farmland was excavated in 1957 to provide athletic fields for baseball, soccer, lacrosse, and eventually field hockey. In the summer of 2012, the school completed the $1.9 million installation of two synthetic playing fields, one illuminated for night games and general recreation. The 70,000 square-foot north field provides NCAA-sized surfaces for field hockey and boys' lacrosse. The lit 93,100 square-foot east field hosts soccer and girls' lacrosse, and is lined for football and boys' lacrosse, allowing all sports to play under the lights. These fields are constructed for easy snow removal, enabling an early start to the lacrosse season A natural-turf softball field is positioned to the southwest, with home plate situated at the conjunction of the synthetic fields.