Hinkle Fieldhouse

  • No. 11 Butler upset by Georgetown in Hinkle to snap home winning streak

    No. 11 Butler upset by Georgetown in Hinkle to snap home winning streak

    The No. 11 Butler men’s basketball team displayed a poor defensive effort, which led to an 85-81 loss against Georgetown on Jan. 28 in front of a sold out Hinkle Fieldhouse crowd.

  • Mullenix: The top-5 moments in Hinkle Fieldhouse history

    Mullenix: The top-5 moments in Hinkle Fieldhouse history

    Hinkle Fieldhouse has been around for a long time. Here are the top 5 moments in its history.

  • Baldwin and No. 12 Butler fend off No. 15 Xavier in a hard-nosed matchup at Hinkle

    Baldwin and No. 12 Butler fend off No. 15 Xavier in a hard-nosed matchup at Hinkle

    The No. 12 Butler men’s basketball team used a 21 point second half from Kamar Baldwin and efficient free throw shooting to defeat the No. 15 Xavier Musketeers 83-78 on Jan. 14.

  • No. 18 Butler adds to Hinkle’s history after toppling No. 1 Villanova

    No. 18 Butler adds to Hinkle’s history after toppling No. 1 Villanova

    The No. 18 Butler men’s basketball team displayed a solid defensive performance and scored tough baskets at the rim to take down the previously undefeated No. 1 Villanova Wildcats.

  • Kelan Martin scores 30 points and leads Butler to victory over Central Arkansas

    Kelan Martin scores 30 points and leads Butler to victory over Central Arkansas

    The Butler men’s basketball team improved their record to 8-0 after running away from Central Arkansas by the score of 82-58.

  • Hinkle facelift underway

    Hinkle Fieldhouse is in the midst of receiving another major facelift that will modernize and help preserve the landmark venue, according to athletics department administrators. Butler President James Danko announced in May the university’s Board of Trustees approved the $34-million renovation for the fieldhouse. Funding for the project comes from the Campaign for Hinkle Fieldhouse.…

  • A look at Hinkle after hours

    Hinkle Fieldhouse appears void of activity to the outside observer after dark. But for Rotnei Clarke, nights in Hinkle hardly lack action. On any given night, one can find the senior guard shooting and working on his game in a nearly deserted Hinkle Fieldhouse. Apart from an occasional security guard or maintenance worker, Clarke normally…

  • Hinkle renovations continue

    After an eight-month period that involved crews tuck-pointing 282,000 bricks and replacing 9,734 windowpanes with energy-efficient glass, construction efforts will begin  on the interior of Hinkle Fieldhouse. As Hinkle approaches it’s 85th birthday this spring, work on new student-athlete facilities is set to begin. A larger conditioning room, a new sports medicine center and a…

  • Medical staff: Key component of athletics

    From blisters and concussions to full-blown bone snaps and neurological injuries, there’s a lot that can go wrong with the human body that might stop an athlete from competing. Luckily, Butler athletes have a top-notch prevention and recovery system if anything happens to go south. Butler sports medicine, which has a little training room lodged…