The Calvo Field House is a multipurpose facility designed primarily to host spectator sports in the athletics arena. Through creative and innovative planning, the facility can be arranged to accommodate a wide variety of events, from basketball games, boxing and wrestling matches to beauty pageants, ballets, concerts, symphonies and trade shows. In addition to serving the academic, athletics, and leisure recreational needs of the University, the Field House also functions as a civic center for the entire island.

Scheduling priorities and a set of guidelines called "General Provisions and Policies Governing Use, Lease and Rental of the UOG Field House" were developed in order to maximize its use while delivering efficient services. These guidelines and scheduling priorities provide direction for use, leasing procedures and costs, as mandated by the Board of Regents of the University of Guam.

The center itself features 3 basketball courts, 3 volleyball courts, a weight-training room, 2 fitness rooms, locker rooms, showers, 3,892-seat arena, a main basketball floor, a volleyball court for international and college competition, recreational courts for basketball or volleyball, and 4 badminton courts.

Naming Ceremony

The University of Guam community celebrated an historic event on Friday, Oct. 17, 2014, as the iconic UOG Field House was renamed the University of Guam Calvo Field House. Through a committed donation of $3 million, the Calvo family is supporting the University’s 60th Anniversary Capital Campaign and UOG’s vision for a 21st Century campus.