Built in 2003, the 13,000 square foot Football Fieldhouse greatly serves our men’s athletic programs. It includes the Bulldog home locker room, coaches’ offices, and more. The facility features two team meeting rooms with video projectors for team meetings and film study. The facility can accommodate up to 65 athletes simultaneously, fully equipped to support all men’s athletic programs.
Completed in 2004, this versatile locker room serves as the home for both the Lincoln Christian Baseball and Softball programs. Strategically designed to accommodate both complexes, it offers direct access to the respective fields for each sport. Recently updated lockers and individual seating enhance the player experience.
Completed in 2004, the Lincoln High School Gymnasium stands as a premier facility for the Lincoln Bulldog Basketball and Volleyball teams. This beautiful venue has hosted numerous games, including OSSAA State Playoff events. With a seating capacity of 800 and a reserved chair back seating area for Bulldog fans, the gym provides an exceptional experience for both players and spectators.
Lincoln Christian’s women’s athletics programs received a significant boost with the opening of the Women’s Athletics Center (WAC) in the fall of 2019. This positioned Lincoln as the first private school in Oklahoma to house a dedicated athletic facility to female athletes. The state-of-the-art facility houses a brand new weight room, locker room areas, and a full size practice gym. The weight room is fully equipped with 8 brand new racks and the latest in weight equipment.
LCS is home to a newly constructed, OSSAA-certified 5K cross country course located on the north side of campus. Designed to meet official standards, this course allows LCS to host competitive meets and provides runners with a high-quality racing experience. The original course, first created in 2009, began as a 1-mile loop along the south tree line of the Church on the Move campus. It expanded over the years to form a 5-mile loop without repeating terrain. With both the historic course and our new certified 5K route, LCS offers cross-country athletes an exceptional environment for training and competition, making it one of the top programs and facilities in Tulsa.
Opened in 2003, the Dennis Byrd Stadium features three press box areas, including a dedicated game sponsor suite. The stadium honors the legacy of Dennis Byrd, renowned University of Tulsa and New York Jets player, who served as a volunteer coach for the Bulldogs from 2003 to 2007.
In August 2019, the field at Dennis Byrd Stadium was named in honor of Willie George, founding Pastor of Church on the Move and founder of Lincoln Christian School. Recently upgraded with Astro Turf’s latest artificial surface in spring 2023, Willie George Field provides a top-tier playing experience for the Bulldogs.
The baseball field, built in 2001, was renamed John Howerton Field in 2006 to honor his donation of sod around the Church on the Move campus. The field includes in-ground concrete dugouts, a 10-foot metal wall, and a 9-inning scoreboard in left field. It has bleachers that seat up to 500 people and a state-of-the-art press box.
The softball field, built in 2003, hosted its first Lady Bulldog Team in the fall of 2004. Improvements over the years include a metal awning added in 2014 to cover the stands and a scoreboard update in 2018. The Bulldog Softball Complex is one of the best in the area.
