Chandler's opening, the basketball and volleyball programs played in Lasell Gymnasium. The gym has a capacity of 1,561 spectators. For the 2010–2011 season, the team ranked 20th in Division III in average game attendance, averaging 876 spectators per home game. In home games between January 16, 2001, and January 4, 2005, Williams's men's basketball team had a 64-game home unbeaten streak, the current NCAA Division III record. Lansing Chapman Rink Lansing Chapman Rink is the home of Williams's men's and women's ice hockey teams and can also be configured for indoor men's and women's tennis. The Williams men's ice hockey team has used the rink since its construction in 1953. Prior to that, the team played on a pond near Cole Field. Despite Lansing Chapman's construction, hockey continued to be an outdoor sport until a canopy was added in 1962. The rink's dimensions are 200 ft. x 85 ft. It has a capacity of 2,500 spectators. A sound system was added to the rink in 1973. The locker rooms were renovated in 1993, 1995, and 2005. In addition to Williams athletics, the rink has hosted the figure skating competition of the Winter Bay State Games. Cole Field Cole Field, a part of the larger Cole Field athletic complex, is the home of Williams's men's and women's soccer programs. The field includes two regulations soccer pitches to allow the men's and women's teams to play simultaneously. It hosted the 1993 and 1995 Division III men's soccer finals, along with the 1996 Division III women's soccer finals. Since its opening, the field has received several improvements. An electronic scoreboard was installed for the men's field in 1969 and upgraded in 1993. The women's field received an electronic scoreboard in 1999. In 2005, the men's field had drainage systems installed and was resodded. Bobby Coombs Field Prior to the 2005 season, $500,000 Bobby Coombs Field was built as part of the Cole Field Athletic Complex. The field features a permanent outfield fence, dugouts, bullpens, and a drainage system. Its dimensions are 330 ft. down the foul lines, 375 ft. in the gaps, and 400 ft. in center field. In addition to regular season competition, the field hosts high school baseball showcases. Renzie Lamb Field Renzie Lamb Field, the home of the men's and women's lacrosse and women's field hockey programs, is located next to Weston Field. The field, which cost approximately $2 million,