Facilities
Esports Nexus
Morningside opened its Esports Nexus in 2016, making it the new home of the Mustangs' esports program. The space features a fleet of premium gaming computers and peripherals stationed with DXRacer chairs for competitor comfort and support.
Hindman-Hobbs Center
The Hindman-Hobbs Center, located at 3501 Peters Avenue, houses the competition sites for the Mustangs’ Men's and Women's Swimming teams and Wrestling team. The facility also promotes wellness for the entire campus community.
Jensen Softball Complex
The Elizabeth & Irving Jensen Softball Complex has been the home of the Mustangs’ softball team since 2006.
Mason Family Tennis Complex
The Mason Family Tennis Complex is home to Mustangs' Men's and Women's Tennis. The facility features six courts and is located in Lewis Park at the intersection of South Paxton Street and Peters Avenue next to the Morningside campus.
MercyOne Field
MercyOne Field at Lewis and Clark Park, located at 3400 Line Drive in Sioux City, has been home to the Morningside baseball team for over two decades. The stadium has a seating capacity of 3800.
Elwood Olsen Stadium
Elwood Olsen Stadium, located at 1401 S. Paxton, is home to the Mustangs’ Football and Men’s and Women’s Soccer and Track & Field teams.
Tom Rosen Field
Constructed in 2018, Tom Rosen Field is the home of Morningside Mustangs men's and women's lacrosse. The field is located west of Elwood Olsen Stadium (1401 S. Paxton) on Peters Ave.
Rosen Verdoorn Sports Center
The Rosen Verdoorn Sports Center, located at 3415 Peters Avenue, is home to the Mustangs’ men’s & women’s basketball and men’s and women’s volleyball teams.
Field Events Throwing Facility
Morningside's track and field throwing facility is located across the street from Elwood Olsen Stadium, extending from the Shot Put venue near the intersection of Peters Avenue and South Paxton Street to the discus and hammer cages perched atop the hill overlooking the stadium.