woodshop, ceramics, dance, theater, and many others. The theater department produces several major plays annually, including fall and spring straight plays and a winter musical. Athletics Proctor Academy fields teams in interscholastic competition in alpine skiing, crew (rowing), baseball, basketball, cycling, mountain biking, kayaking, cross-country running, cross-country skiing, dance, downhill skiing, field hockey, football, freestyle skiing, golf, hockey, horseback riding, ice hockey, lacrosse, Nordic skiing, ski jumping, snowboarding, soccer, softball, and tennis. The school belongs to the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council, which Proctor's women's ice hockey team won the championship of in 2012. The school competes against Vermont Academy, Phillips Exeter Academy, Kimball Union Academy, Holderness School, Brewster Academy, New Hampton School and Tilton School, among others. Campus Proctor Academy is located on in the town of Andover, New Hampshire. The property is a state-certified tree farm. Trees logged on the property are sold to generate revenue for the school, and some logs are used in the school's wood shop and to heat the wood-fired dorms in the winter. The school also operates its own sugar house and sells maple syrup which is made from sap gathered on the campus. The campus is split in two parts by Andover's Main Street (NH Route 11 and U.S. Route 4), with academic buildings and dorms on one side and the Carr athletic fields and the Blackwater Ski Area on the other side of the road. One of the newest additions to the campus, Peabody House, was completed in 2008 on the former site of Morton House, which was torn down in August 2007. The building was designed to follow LEED criteria and used recycled materials where possible. Dorms Proctor Academy has 19 dormitories that are either in use or are no longer in use: Burbank East and West Carr House (built 1870) Carriage House/ Eco Dorm (built 1998) Davis House (built 1978) Elbow Pond Dorm Farm House (built 1804) Gannett House Gulick House Ives House Johnson House (built 1978) King House Mackenzie House Mary Lowell Stone House "MLS" (built 1870) Peabody House (built 2008) Rulon-Miller House Sally B (built 2013) Summerfield House (built 1978) Thoreau House (burned in June 2016) West End Dormitory Notable buildings Proctor's net-zero ready Brown Dining Commons (built in 2016), the 'greenest' dining facility built at an independent school in New England, features 40 geothermal wells, rain gardens to collect run-off, solar panels, and high efficiency