Santiago Fitness Center opened in 1977, nearly a decade after the death of its namesake, Spec. 4 Hector Santiago-Colon, who earned the Medal of Honor in Vietnam.
The 23,728 square foot facility is a favorite among the Sand Hill cadre and military retirees, who find it more quiet and convenient than facilities on Main Post. Santiago Fitness Center has basketball and racquetball courts; plate loaded, free and selectorized weight equipment; cardio equipment; locker rooms and a co-ed sauna.
Do you have what it takes to MAKE THE CUT and represent the U.S. Army in a sport against the other services? Soldier-Athletes and Coaches – Apply for the All-Army Sports Program Today!
Do you have what it takes to MAKE THE CUT and represent the U.S. Army in a sport against the other services? Soldier-Athletes and Coaches – Apply for the All-Army Sports Program Today!
Learn about the Army-wide program that stimulates competition and recognizes the top unit in intramural sports of basketball, flag football, soccer, softball, and volleyball.
Learn about the Army-wide program that stimulates competition and recognizes the top unit in intramural sports of basketball, flag football, soccer, softball, and volleyball.
