Savannah State University plans new athletic fieldhouse for student-athletes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 2:28 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Savannah State University will begin construction on a new athletic fieldhouse, named the Winston and Alma Pittman Fieldhouse, expected to be completed by fall 2027. The project received approval from the University System of Georgia Board of Regents and is described as the largest investment in the university's athletic history. The facility will include a student-athlete lounge, weightlifting area, team meeting space, and offices for coaches, aimed at improving training resources and supporting recruiting efforts. President Jermaine Whirl stated that the timeline includes several months for architectural design and permits before construction starts in early spring 2027.
- •Construction on the fieldhouse is set to begin in early spring 2027.
- •The facility will provide dedicated spaces for training and relaxation.
- •Athletic leaders believe the project will attract more recruits to the university.
- •University officials expressed gratitude to the Pittman family for their contribution.
- •The project is described as the largest in the university's athletic history.
- 2:28 PMYahoo Sports — New SSU fieldhouse aims to boost training, recruiting
"The university hopes to begin construction in early spring 2027, with the goal of having the fieldhouse ready for the fall.
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