The USF Sports Complex opened in 2007 and is home to Lillibridge Track and Bob Young Field. The complex includes a 93,000 square foot fully lit, synthetic turf field with foam underlayment – used predominately for football and an Olympic-sized 10-lane track. In 2009, a soccer field with Mondo turf was added, equipped with lights, a scoreboard and bleacher seating for 300. This field was the first FIFA sanctioned artificial turf installed in the United States. In 2012, USF purchased the Sanford POWER Center, a training facility for athletes, which is located at the complex. USF gained legal title to the building, its contents and 3.4 acres of land. In addition, USF gained naming rights to their sports complex at this time, which was originally the Sanford USF Sports Complex when Sanford Health became USF's exclusive naming rights sponsor in 2006.