The Toronto Track and Field Centre has both indoor and outdoor facilities and is home to the Lions track and field team and the York University Track Club. The centre has over 80 special events each year, attracting approximately 200,000 people. It has been the host venue for multiple OUA and National Championships and will also be the site of the 2019 OUA track and field championships in February.

The nature and character of the centre lends itself to both daily training and high-calibre track and field competitions. In total, the combined indoor/outdoor facilities occupy approximately 14 acres of land (fronting on Steele Avenue West) with ample parking on the York University campus.

The indoor fieldhouse can accommodate over 900 people and has space and equipment for all indoor track and field events. There are two weight training rooms equipped with Olympic free weights and bars, plus additional workout areas within the fieldhouse, including stationary bikes and weight lifting machines. The facility also has two meeting rooms, a photo and timing booth and a public observation gallery on the second floor that can accommodate more than 250 spectators.

Special Features:

• 5-lane, 200m banked oval track (made of synthetic rubberized material surface) with a separate sixth lane for joggers
• 8-lane, 60m sprint and hurdle runway
• Warm-up area on a 3-lane, 30m runway
• 30-foot vertical pole vault clearance
• 2 long / triple jump runways into a common sand pit
• 2 high jump areas
• Curtained practice area for discus and hammer throw
• Shot put throwing circle and cage

The outdoor track has significant bleacher space that can accommodate more than 2,500 people. There is also an outdoor photo and timing booth, space for media and a public address system.

The outdoor facilities are not used for interuniversity practice or competition, however, many Lions athletes use the facilities in the summer months to train for national and international competitions. Special Features:

• 8-lane, 400m Olympic regulation track (synthetic rubberized material surface) with two 125m sprint and hurdle runways
• Full complement of facilities for pole vault, high jump, triple and long jump, javelin, shot put, discus, hammer throw, weight throw, hurdles and steeple chase
• Pole vault events can be run in both directions