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The venue

About Merkert Gymnasium

Merkert Gymnasium is Stonehill College’s on-campus multi-purpose arena used for basketball and volleyball. Known on the court as Paula Sullivan Court, this venue hosts college athletics, regional tournaments, and conference play within the Northeast-10. With bleacher seating along the sides and no seating on the ends, the arena creates an intimate atmosphere for fans. The facility sits on a picturesque campus in Easton, Massachusetts, and offers easy access for guests traveling by car with nearby parking and multiple amenities within a short walk or drive.

Whether you’re a local supporter or visiting for an NCAA event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Seating at Merkert Gymnasium consists of bleachers lining the side walls, with no end seating. Capacity is listed as 1,560 on official Stonehill materials, though some outlets report 1,500. For events, secure your seats early and confirm your exact placement with the venue or ticket seller using the event page. Parking is complimentary in the Chapel of Mary parking lot, a short walk from the gymnasium. The campus is accessible primarily by car, with Routes 123 and 138 nearby; I-495 and I-93 connect to Route 24 for access from Boston. There is no dedicated public transit listing for this venue, so plan accordingly.

Nearby accommodations include the Residence Inn Boston Brockton/Easton (about 2 miles away at 124 Liberty Street, Brockton, MA 02301). For meals and quick bites, there are several options around Easton and Brockton. If you’re visiting for a Stonehill event, we can help with local recommendations and secure options through our trusted hotel and dining partners.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 1,560 (Stonehill official); Stadium Journey lists 1,500 as the capacity.
Address: Stonehill College, 320 Washington Street, Easton, MA 02357 (campus address).
Venue type: On-campus multi-purpose arena / gymnasium for basketball and volleyball.
Seating chart: No published official seating chart; bleachers line the sides and there is no seating on the ends.
Parking: Free parking in Chapel of Mary parking lot a short walk from Merkert Gymnasium.
Transit: Primarily car-accessible ( located near Routes 123/138; I-495/93 connect to Route 24 for access from Boston); no dedicated public transit details listed.
Nearby hotels: Residence Inn Boston Brockton/Easton is about 2 miles away at 124 Liberty Street, Brockton, MA 02301.
Notable events hosted: NCAA East Regional (men) in 2006 and 2010; NCAA East Regional Championship (women) in 2018; Northeast-10 conference tournaments.
Renaming/demolished: The venue remains Merkert Gymnasium; the on-court name is Paula Sullivan Court (named for longtime women’s coach Paula Sullivan).