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Titan Gymnasium is one of the premier gym facilities in the entire NWAC. This gym has been the home of the TCC men’s and women’s basketball teams and volleyball team since 2017. The gym is only available for use by TCC Athletics and instruction.

The auxiliary gym is the main site of TCC PE classes and student recreational activities. A schedule of recreational activities will be advertised each quarter. 

The aerobics studio features mirrored walls, a Bluetooth audio system and specialized equipment for yoga, toning, dance and other wellness activities. The space is utilized by PE and can be reserved for student use. 

The Health & Wellness Center has a men’s and women’s locker rooms that include access to a changing space with lockers (you must bring your own lock and remove items daily), individual showers and restrooms. There is also a gender-neutral restroom available for individuals to change if needed. 

Located in the heart of the TCC campus, right next door to the gymnasium and athletic offices, the soccer field presents an all-natural grass surface and is home to TCC men’s and women’s soccer teams. The track that surrounds the field is currently not open to the public and the field itself is always off limits to public access.

The revered home of TCC Titan baseball is one of the premier baseball facilities in the Northwest Athletic Conference. Minnitti Field seats around 500 fans, and sits alone on the farthest point Northeast of the TCC campus. The playing surface is all natural, from a pristine grass infield and luscious grass outfield, to all dirt surfaces around the base paths, home plate and pitcher’s mound. 

The field is named after Sam Minnitti, a groundskeeper and head of maintenance at TCC in the early ‘70s. He was described as being "a bigger than life kind of person" who brought a smile to everyone he encountered.

After Minnitti's death in 1973, students and faculty alike wanted to honor his memory. Because Minnitti was a little league coach, it was decided the baseball field would be named after him. The Titans played their first season on Minnitti Field in the spring of 1979.