Located along the banks of the Brazos River on the west side of Interstate 35, the Paul & Alejandra Foster Pavilion is designed to elevate our home court advantage. The new facility is home to Baylor’s championship men's and women's basketball teams. By creating a more engaged and energized atmosphere, the Foster Pavilion has modernized and enhanced the fan experience.
This innovative project has sparked a transformation of Baylor's presence on the riverfront of University Parks Drive. Just across the interstate from the new Mark & Paula Hurd Family Welcome Center, this transformative building has bolstered the campus landscape.
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The new pavilion has a capacity of 7,500 seats, which contains 1,000 seats for students and some spots that are right on top of the action. It’s a smaller venue than the Ferrell Center, but the design is purposeful.
Baylor’s new Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion made its debut this week, hosting a pair of facility-opening wins as the No. 18-ranked Baylor men defeated Cornell and the No. 6 Baylor women blew past No. 23 TCU.
But the play on the court was secondary to the awe and wonder felt by Baylor fans who filled the arena for both games, and by the coaches and players experiencing the new gameday atmosphere.
Baylor’s basketball teams are playing in a new home along the bank of the Brazos River after 35 years under the golden dome of the Ferrell Center.
Fosters' generosity paved way for 'iconic' new basketball pavilion
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Managing Director of Development
Managing Director of Development
To learn more about opportunities to give to initiatives such as the Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion, contact Managing Director of Development Nick Florence.
