The University of Northern Iowa plans to build a new football team meeting room. Construction on the project, which is funded by private donations, is expected to begin this winter, and be completed in the fall of 2021. The space will primarily serve the UNI football program as a team meeting room, but will also be made available for studying and classroom space. — UNIPanthers.com
We are excited to announce that construction will start on the Van G. Miller Family Charitable Foundation Meeting Room this winter. It is the culmination of three years of fundraising and will be an incredible asset to our department. https://t.co/u1FuL1eipQ#PanthersRising pic.twitter.com/oWv51IkzOY
— #UNIFight (@UNIAthletics) October 29, 2020
The Down East Family YMCA celebrated the grand opening of the Lawrence Family Fitness Center in Blue Hill, Maine. The center features a 4,400-square-foot fitness room, a 1,100-square-foot aerobics room and a six-lane swimming pool which will open on Dec. 1. — Ellsworth American
The University of Hawai’i at Hilo began physical work on a new soccer field, softball field and multipurpose building last week. The work, expected to total $4.2 million in costs, will include new synthetic turf playing surfaces for the soccer field and softball outfield, a state-of-the-art drainage system for both facilities, and the multipurpose building which will provide restroom facilities, storage and concessions. The project is expected to be completed in September of 2021. — Hawaii.edu
Groundbreaking ceremony held for new soccer field, softball field, and multi-purpose athletic facility. The $4.2 million Capital Improvement Project is the first new athletic facilities at UH Hilo in nearly 40 years! https://t.co/2w8pvIpUXX pic.twitter.com/WsYGBdgKLE
— Univ. Hawaii at Hilo (@UHHilo) October 24, 2020
Gar-Field and Woodbridge High Schools in Virginia are each set to add auxiliary gymnasiums to their athletics facilities. The schools, which have the same layout, are set to add new gyms of the same size, but there will be some differences in how the spaces are used. Gar-Field will have two basketball courts connected lengthwise with a divider, while Woodbridge will have one basketball court and a section with a batting cage and space for other programs. Eventually, Woodbridge will use space for a training center with a weight room and cardio equipment, as well as turf training lanes. — Inside NOVA
