Facilities

Holding two NCAA regulation-sized basketball courts, the Brock-Wilson Gymnasium is home to Winsor’s competitive volleyball and basketball teams. Bleachers on both sides of the gym make it easy for students, faculty and family to come and support teams when they play at home. The multipurpose space is also used by Lower School PE classes during the day and is used for events like Sibling Squads and International Night.

Winsor’s two full-regulation turf playing fields are a gem in the middle of Boston. Utilized by soccer and field hockey teams in the fall and lacrosse and softball teams in the spring, as well as Lower School PE classes, the fields are beloved to Winsor students. Floodlights allow Winsor students to keep playing even when it gets dark early and help fuel the fun during events like Under the Lights, an important Winsor tradition.

Located in the mezzanine just above the Wilson Training Lobby, the Wellness Room is a space used for yoga, recovery sessions and meditation by many Winsor students. 

The Wilson Training Lobby houses our athletic training staff and equipment who get student-athletes the help they need with their injuries and recovery. The space holds an ice bath, recovery boots, massage guns, three athletic training tables where students can sit and receive treatment, two taping tables, and an area where students can stretch and roll their muscles out before practices and games.

The Epker-Sinha Wildcat Room is a multipurpose room located in the Lubin O’Donnell Center used for athletic celebrations, erg and bike workouts, and other Winsor groups.

Whether it’s to prepare for the next big game or to just get a few steps in, students make good use of Winsor’s weight room. Lower Schoolers are taught how to use the treadmills, stationary bikes, ellipticals, free weights and machines that feature in the Weight Room as part of their PE class rotation. In the Upper School, students use the Weight Room to fulfill their PE requirement with independent workouts, to work through a fitness plan created by the athletic trainer, and to lift with their sports teams.

Winsor holds five regulation international squash courts that allow its robust squash program to practice and compete in-house. One court is interactive with project-based training technology, allowing students to learn and practice the game in a fun and intuitive way. In the Lower School, students participate in a squash rotation as part of their PE classes.

The Winsor-Belmont Hill Boat House is the physical representation of a longstanding collaboration between Winsor and one of its brother schools, Belmont Hill. Located in Cambridge, the Boat House is used by Winsor’s crew program in the fall and the spring. Students are bussed to and from practice.