McAlister Field House
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Coordinates: 32°47′55″N 79°57′45″W / 32.798508°N 79.962573°W
McAlister Field House 
Former names The Citadel Armory Location 171 Moultrie Street
Charleston, South Carolina 29409Coordinates 32°47′55″N 79°57′45″W / 32.798508°N 79.962573°W Opened 1939 Renovated 1989 Owner The Citadel Operator The Citadel Surface Hardwood Construction cost $7.9 million (renovation) Architect Liollio Architecture (renovation) Capacity 6,000 Tenants Citadel basketball, Lowcountry High Rollers, wrestling, and volleyball McAlister Field House is a 6,000-seat multi-purpose arena in Charleston, South Carolina. It was built in 1939 and is home to The Citadel Bulldogs basketball team.
The arena was renovated in 1989, and is used for high school graduations.
The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina Athletics Teams: Baseball • Basketball • Football • Wrestling
Facilities: Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park • McAlister Field House • Johnson Hagood StadiumStudent life The Summerall Guards • Regimental Band
People Presidents William F. Graham • Richard W. Colcock • Francis W. Capers • Peter F. Stevens • James B. White • John P. Thomas • George D. Johnston • Asbury Coward • Oliver J. Bond • Charles P. Summerall • Mark W. Clark • Hugh P. Harris • James W. Duckett • George M. Seignious • James B. Stockdale • James A. Grimsley • Claudius E. Watts III • John Grinalds • John Rosa
Basketball arenas of the Southern Conference North Division Holmes Center (Appalachian State) • McKenzie Arena (Chattanooga) • Alumni Gym (Elon) • Pete Hanna Center (Samford) • Fleming Gymnasium / Greensboro Coliseum (UNC Greensboro) • Ramsey Center (Western Carolina)
South Division McAlister Field House (The Citadel) • TD Arena (College of Charleston) • John M. Belk Arena (Davidson) • Timmons Arena (Furman) • Hanner Fieldhouse (Georgia Southern) • Benjamin Johnson Arena (Wofford)
Categories:- The Citadel Bulldogs basketball
- College basketball venues in the United States
- Roller derby venues in the United States
- Basketball venues in South Carolina
- Sports venues in Charleston, South Carolina
- Southern United States sports venue stubs
- South Carolina building and structure stubs
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