The maintenance of the playing fields is conducted by the Department of Human Performance and Health Sciences , which has its own facilities, and supervisor, John Powell. Much of the maintenance of the fields is determined upon the weather. Therefore, the scheduling is flexible and can and is easily modified.
Maintenance consists of watering, fertilizing, use of pesticides, and mowing.
These components are very important in the upkeep of the fields and to care for eight fields is no easy task. This is important as it saves money and resources because it has low maintenance. Nonetheless, the fields are maintained on a continuous basis. Watering is done on a need-only basis, usually once a week during the summer months of June to August. The fields are watered by use hose systems.