The 2,800 square foot Fine Family Strength & Conditioning Center, “The Cage”, serves the entire Nobles community with a variety of equipment including treadmills, ellipticals, ergometers, spin bikes, power racks, plyometric boxes, and a large assortment of dumbbells, kettle bells, and medicine balls. Fully staffed by experienced trainers, the weight room is used for scheduled workouts by varsity teams and the dedicated afternoon strength program.

The Nobles ski team races and practices at Nashoba Valley Ski Area, but they have an excellent locker room located in the MAC. The ski room has a large rack across one wall on which to store skis, individual cubbies for each athlete’s clothing and boots, a boot dryer that accommodates 20 pairs of boots, a video monitor for watching film, four tuning and waxing stations.

The Wilbur Storer Wrestling Room is named after Nobles’ celebrated, first wrestling coach. The 2100 square foot space is dedicated to wrestling and includes pull-up bars, championship boards and a 5-camera recording system to enhance instruction.

Nobles has six outdoor tennis courts. Located behind the main schoolhouse adjacent to the dorm, the Rice/Tyng Tennis Courts feature a lower fence on the spectator side for improved viewing.

Six international-sized squash courts in the climate-controlled northern extension of the MAC provide a wonderful space for squash training and competing. For the best viewing experience, there is a viewing platform above the courts and one court allows viewing from two sides at floor level.

Located in the outfield of Johnson softball field, Almy is a full size varsity soccer game and practice field.

Located closest to the MAC, Burr field is the football and lacrosse game field. It has a scaffold for filming and a couple sets of stands for spectators.

In the spring, foul posts are installed and Greene field is fenced in to become the outfield for the Class of ’79 infield.

Commonly referred to as Castle Field, this full size soccer field serves as the game and practice field for boys and girls varsity soccer.

In the spring, foul posts are installed and Almy field is fenced in to become the softball outfield.

Located next to the north parking lot, Keller is the football practice field in the fall and middle school baseball field in the spring.

Located next to the Charles River behind Johnson softball field, Mason is a full size junior varsity and middle school soccer, field hockey and lacrosse field.

Commonly referred to as just “The Turf”, this full size synthetic field serves as the varsity field hockey game and practice field in the fall and varsity lacrosse game and practice field in the spring. It is located down the path towards the Bridge Street entrance to campus.

Located behind the Turf, Wayne Field is a full size junior varsity grass soccer field.

The Rappaport Gymnasium, located on the second floor of the MAC, houses a suspended jogging track and two full-size basketball courts with a curtain divider. For games, bleachers pull out to highlight the Clifford Basketball Court, and spectators may also view from the surrounding jogging track. The courts host volleyball in the fall, basketball in the winter, and indoor training in the spring.

Before Rappaport Gym, this gym served as the primary basketball and workout facility. Maintained through construction and renovations, Richardson serves as a regulation basketball court most often used by sub-varsity levels. Through the fall and spring, this gym is used for fitness and wellness activities and houses an indoor batting cage for batting and pitching practice.

The Bliss Omni and Flood Rink is a fully enclosed facility with renovated lighting, a sound system, and a new HVAC. In the winter, the rink is used for the Nobles ice hockey teams. Bliss Omni has fully equipped locker room and shower facilities for varsity teams, ‘home’ and ‘away’ changing rooms, a pro shop with a skate sharpening machine, and a heated spectator lobby. In the spring, the ice is melted and the boards are stowed away to reveal four indoor tennis courts, allowing the tennis teams to have a total of 10 courts on campus.

Kern’s Course is a challenging 5K cross country course that winds its way through the woods and fields around campus.

Located behind the MAC on the bank of Motley’s Pond on the Charles River, these facilities house the boats for the middle school learn-to-row program.

Since 2015, the boys and girls varsity crew teams have been practicing out of the Lasell College Stoller Boathouse. Located on an expansive stretch of the Charles River in Newton, this longer and wider water space enables much more efficient practices and more time on the water.

The Lister Crew Training Center sits next to the boathouses behind the MAC. It houses 20 ergometers and is a focal point for dry land training both in and out of season.