DENVER – MSU Denver's home for outdoor athletics events is now The Assembly Athletic Complex.
 
Known as the Regency Athletic Complex since its inception in 2015, the name change reflects the change of name of the complex sponsor.
 
The $24 million Assembly Athletic Complex was fully completed in 2015 and is home to Roadrunners baseball, softball, soccer and tennis. It is among the finest outdoor facilities in NCAA Division II and compares favorably with most Division I outdoor complexes, according to a Division I feasibility study conducted in 2019.

Part of The Cohen Center for Athletics, the Assembly Athletic Complex was the site of the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival, as Metropolitan State University of Denver played host to national championships in softball, men's and women's tennis, women's lacrosse and men's and women's golf. It was also the site of the 2019 Division II Softball Championships, and will once again host the softball championships in 2021 and 2022.

In addition to the sports facilities, the 20,000-square foot Cohen Center houses locker rooms for each sports team, along with a state-of-the-art weight room and athletic training room. The building also features a student-athlete lounge and meeting rooms.

Roadrunners tennis teams began play at the AAC in 2013. The soccer teams both played their first games at the facility in 2014, while the baseball and softball teams opened the 2015 season there.

The complex also hosts many community events and youth sports leagues.
 
Assembly Student Living is just minutes from the Auraria Campus, so students get the best of both worlds – close-to-campus convenience from a student housing community centrally located near major attractions.