Boas Indoor Tennis Center

The Boas Indoor Tennis Center -- also known as "The Bubbles" -- serves as the alternate home facility for Boise State men's and women's tennis when weather calls for indoor practice and competition. 

  • Six lighted courts with intimate spectator seating (three courts in each structure)
  • Locker rooms
  • Athletic training room
  • Team lounge
  • Film room
  • Equipment room and stringing station
  • Coaches' offices
  • The facility is named after Jerry Boas -- a prominent Boise area businessman -- who was the major donor for the construction of the center in 1990. 
  • The complex, which opened in the spring of 1991, originally included two large inflatable bubbles, separated by a central 3,000-square-foot building with locker rooms, coaches offices and a training room.
  • The first event held on site was the 1991 Big Sky Conference Women's Tennis Championship.
  • The indoor center is one of few in the region located on a collegiate campus and as a result, has seen hundreds of matches featuring numerous colleges and universities in the Pacific Northwest area over the years.
  • The facility served as the co-host to the 2003 Western Athletic Conference Men's and Women's Tennis Championship when weather forced the event inside.
  • In 1999 the facility experienced an addition, which would house the new women's soccer program that began competing in 1998. The addition included: new offices for soccer and both tennis programs, a soccer specific locker room, new training room, conference rooms, equipment room, computer lab and lounge.
Use of the Boas Indoor Tennis Center is also available to members. For membership information go to Boas Indoor Tennis Center Info.
 
Gallery: (9-13-2021) Boas Indoor Tennis Center