Rust College in Holly Springs has completed a project to resurface its campus tennis courts.
The upgrade is part of a broader institutional goal to advance Rust College Athletics and improve facilities.
Athletics Director Jeremy Patterson called the project a reflection of the college’s vision for the future of its athletic programs.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. – Rust College has completed the resurfacing of its tennis courts, a move officials say demonstrates the institution’s commitment to advancing its athletic facilities and student-athlete experience.
The upgraded courts feature a modernized surface designed to improve both performance and safety for the college’s Bearcat student-athletes.
“This project is a reflection of our vision for the future of Rust College Athletics,” said Director of Athletics Jeremy Patterson. “Our goal is to create first-class facilities that not only serve our student-athletes but also energize our campus community.”
The college stated this significant investment reflects a dedication to progress and excellence.
The newly resurfaced courts mark one milestone in a series of planned facility enhancements across the Rust College athletics department.
Rust College tennis court surface, before and after renovation. (Courtesy image)
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