Big Sky in 2014 (& Sun Belt for football), Seattle became the second-longest tenured WAC school after just three seasons in the league. Since joining the conference, the Redhawks have claimed five team titles and three individual titles, and have had four student-athletes named player of the year. Stephanie Verdoia, women's soccer forward, was named two-time WAC Player of the Year, two time Academic All-American and was named an All-American and the Academic All-American of the Year for women's soccer in 2014. Verdoia also received the Senior CLASS Award as the sport's top scholar-athlete nationally and was the named the 2015 Seattle Sports Commission Female Sports Star of the Year. In 2018, Seattle University's board of trustees renamed the Connolly Complex to the Redhawk Center due to Archbishop Thomas Connolly's failure to act on a known abusive priest. Sports sponsored Seattle University sponsors teams in nine men's and 11 women's NCAA sanctioned sports: The women's rowing team competes as an independent. WAC Titles Baseball Regular Season (1): 2016 Men's Basketball Regular Season (1): 2022 Men's Golf Regular Season (1): 2017 Men's Soccer Regular Season (3): 2013, 2015, 2019 Tournament (5): 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021 Women's Basketball Regular Season (1): 2013 Tournament (1): 2018 Women's Cross Country Regular Season (1): 2014 Women's Soccer Regular Season (6): 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2020 Tournament (5): 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019 Softball Regular Season (1): 2019 Tournament (2): 2019, 2021 Athletic facilities Baseball – Bannerwood Park (capacity 300+) Men's Basketball – Redhawk Center (capacity 999) and Climate Pledge Arena Women's Basketball – Redhawk Center Men's & Women's Cross Country – Several Seattle area sites Men's & Women's Golf – The Golf Club at Newcastle & other Seattle area courses Rowing – Seattle Rowing Center Men's & Women's Soccer – Championship Field (capacity 650+) Softball – Logan Field (capacity 250) Men's & Women's Swimming & Diving – Redhawk Center Pool Men's & Women's Tennis – Seattle University Tennis Courts & Amy Yee Tennis Center (City of Seattle) Men's & Women's Track & Field – No Home Facilities Volleyball – Redhawk Center Source: References External links