Murray State athletics chooses Racers Entertainment Village development partner for feasability study

Murray State University Athletics has selected a firm to conduct a feasability study on the proposed Racer Entertainment Village.

Campbell Coyle will manage the feasibility study and implementation of the team for the future Racer Entertainment Village that was approved by the Murray State University Board of Regents at its June 12th meeting.

The cutting-edge, mixed-use entertainment district that will be located on 32 acres within the footprint of the athletics sports park and will be brought to life with input from city and state leadership, along with members of the Murray-Calloway County and campus community.

Racer Entertainment Village is designed to establish a long-term vision for a vibrant campus district that strengthens the University's identity through a live-work-play-cheer mixed-used experience.

Vice President and Director of Athletics Nico Yantko said:  "Our vision for Racer Entertainment Village is that it will be more than just restaurants, retail and attractions. It will become the heartbeat of Murray. We are building an enterprise that creates memorable experiences, generates sustainable revenue and positions Murray State Athletics for long-term success.

Campbell Coyle brings the experience, creativity and strategic mindset to help transform this vision into an actionable roadmap. Racer Entertainment Village has the opportunity to become one of the most innovative campus entertainment districts in collegiate athletics while remaining true to who we are as Racers."

The visionary development reflects Murray State's ongoing commitment to implementing a sustainable model of athletics to impact the community and region through innovative and transformative experiences that will serve Racer Nation for generations to come.