Cypress High Set to Break Ground on New Football, Track Facilities

Cypress High Set to Break Ground on New Football, Track Facilities
Artist's rendering of new football and track and field facilities at Cypress High School in Cypress, California. Courtesy of Anaheim Union High School District
Dan Wood
Updated:
0:00

After playing home football games at other campus sites throughout its 50-year history, Cypress High School has scheduled a 4 p.m. Nov. 13 groundbreaking ceremony to usher in the construction of new, high-end football and track and field facilities.

The ambitious project—estimated by Nancy Nien, Anaheim Union High School District’s assistant superintendent of business services—will cost between $13 million and $14 million, and will also upgrade the Southern California school’s soccer and softball fields.

Dan Wood
Dan Wood
Author
Dan Wood is a community sports reporter based in Orange County, California. He has covered sports professionally for some 43 years, spending nearly three decades in the newspaper industry and 14 years in radio. He is an avid music fan, with a strong lean toward country and classic rock.
twitter
Related Topics