Harvard-Westlake's River Park Sports Complex nearing completion in Studio City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 6:34 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Harvard-Westlake's $200-million River Park Sports Complex in Studio City is approaching completion, with an expected opening in early 2027. The development spans 16 acres and features extensive facilities, including two gyms, an Olympic-size pool, and eight tennis courts. This project replaces the former Weddington Golf & Tennis Center and underwent years of planning and community meetings. Although the construction is nearing its final stages, the facility must still pass city inspections before it can be officially used.
- •Construction began in April 2024.
- •Facility includes 52-meter pool and 8,200-square-foot weight room.
- •Target for activities to start is early 2027.
- •Project aims to accommodate new sports offerings like flag football and girls lacrosse.
- •Facility still pending inspections for occupancy.
- 6:34 PMYahoo Sports — Harvard-Westlake's $200-million River Park Sports Complex nears completion
"A January opening looks possible for Harvard-Westlake's new 16-acre sports complex in Studio City.
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