Rick Bye Fieldhouse

Stevenson High School will undergo significant improvements inside and out thanks to the UCS bond proposal approved in 2023. A key project will transform the current weight room into a state-of-the-art fieldhouse, benefiting all SHS students. The District will cover major infrastructure upgrades like ventilation, lighting and flooring, but training equipment is not included.

Consistent with its purpose to promote Titan athletics, the Stevenson Athletic Booster Club is leading the fundraising effort to ensure that the new fieldhouse provides a premium athletic training environment for students and athletes alike. Weight racks, free weights, cardio machines and other necessary training equipment for the space is estimated to cost an additional $200,000. 

The District will begin infrastructure updates in summer 2025 at which time equipment purchases will begin. The fieldhouse is expected to be completed during the 2025-26 school year. The District and SHS leadership completed a formal design process and assessment of equipment needs in 2024 to develop plans for the fieldhouse. Some barbells, hex bars, plates, sleds and training bands have already been purchased and made available for students. 

SHS parents, family, community members, alumni and local businesses are invited to support this effort by joining the Stevenson Athletic Booster Club and donating to the Rick Bye Fieldhouse fundraising campaign. 

• Join the Stevenson Athletic Booster Club
• Donate to the fieldhouse fundraising effort with a personal donation or through a business sponsorship 
• Purchase a commemorative brick to honor your favorite Titan. Bricks will be displayed inside the fieldhouse as part of a feature wall when the space is completed.

The fieldhouse is named in honor of former UCS educator and legendary Stevenson Football coach Rick Bye, who led the Titans over 35 years to 268 wins, 42 championships and 4 state finals. Hundreds of Coach Bye's players have gone on to play football in the NCAA and six Titans have played in the NFL.