MUHLENBERG SOCCER CAMPS | Scotty Wood Stadium / Frank Marino Field

The multipurpose stadium includes a playing field resurfaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D in 2008, an eight-lane all-weather track resurfaced in 2014, bleacher seating for 3,000, lighting and a scoreboard and press box. The facility, the first of its kind in the Lehigh Valley, is home to the Mule field hockey, football, lacrosse and outdoor track teams.

Dedicated at the 1999 football home opener, the complex bears the name of two of the most beloved figures in Muhlenberg’s athletic history, both of whom were inducted into the Muhlenberg Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002. The stadium is named in honor of the late Milton W. "Scotty" Wood, founder of food service giant Wood Dining Services. The field is named for the late Frank Marino, who coached football from 1970 to 1980, men’s lacrosse from 1968 to 1977 and volleyball from 1988 to 1995.

Muhlenberg teams enjoy great support and success at Scotty Wood Stadium. The football team has averaged a near-capacity crowd the last 16 years en route to a 62-23 home record, while field hockey is 92-53 on the home turf since 1998. The women’s outdoor track and field team won its first conference championship ever at home in 2005. Scotty Wood Stadium has hosted three Centennial Conference championship track meets, four NCAA Tournament football games and an ECAC field hockey playoff game since opening its gates.

Directions To Muhlenberg College

From I-78 (Route 309, Merges With I-78 Near Allentown): Take the Cedar Crest Boulevard exit (Exit 55; also marked Route 29). Follow Cedar Crest Boulevard north (towards Allentown - approximately two miles) to the sixth traffic light. Do not count any of the lights as you come off the ramp or in the I-78 intersection. Turn right onto Chew Street and bear right at the fork. Follow Chew Street one mile to the campus.

From Route 22: Take the Cedar Crest Boulevard exit. Follow Cedar Crest Boulevard south to the third traffic light. Turn left onto Chew Street and bear right at the fork. Follow Chew Street one mile to the campus.

From New York & Northern New Jersey: Follow I-78 west into Pennsylvania. Take the Cedar Crest Boulevard exit (Exit 55; also marked Route 29). Follow Cedar Crest Boulevard north (towards Allentown - approximately two miles) to the sixth traffic light. Do not count any of the lights as you come off the ramp or in the I-78 intersection. Turn right onto Chew Street and bear right at the fork. Follow Chew Street one mile to the campus.

From Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey: Entering Pennsylvania, take either the Walt Whitman Bridge or the Ben Franklin Bridge to the Schuylkill Expressway (I-76).Follow the Schuylkill Expressway west to 476 North, which is the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Take the Northeast Extension (Route 476, formerly Route 9, also known as the Blue Route) north to the Lehigh Valley (Exit 56, or old Exit 33). Take Route 22 east. Take the Cedar Crest Boulevard exit. Follow Cedar Crest Boulevard south to the third traffic light. Turn left onto Chew Street and bear right at the fork. Follow Chew Street one mile to the campus.

From Scranton & North: Take the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike (Route 476) south to the Lehigh Valley exit (Exit 56, or old Exit 33). Take Route 22 east. Take the Cedar Crest Boulevard exit. Follow Cedar Crest Boulevard south to the third traffic light. Turn left onto Chew Street and bear right at the fork. Follow Chew Street one mile to the campus.

From Harrisburg: Take Route 81 to I-78 east; this is shortly joined by Route 22. When I-78 and Route 22 diverge near Allentown, take Route 22. Take the Cedar Crest Boulevard exit. Follow Cedar Crest Boulevard south to the third traffic light. Turn left onto Chew Street and bear right at the fork. Follow Chew Street one mile to the campus.

From Baltimore or Washington: Take I-95 north to Philadelphia or I-83 to Harrisburg and follow directions from there.

From Chicago or Cleveland: Take I-80 to its intersection with the Northeast Extension south of Scranton. Take the Northeast Extension south to the Lehigh Valley exit (Exit 56, or old Exit 33). Take Route 22 east. Take the Cedar Crest Boulevard exit. Follow Cedar Crest Boulevard south to the third traffic light. Turn left onto Chew Street and bear right at the fork. Follow Chew Street one mile to the campus.