COLUMBIA, Ky. -- It’s been a busy summer for the east side of Lindsey Wilson College’s A.P. White Campus as the largest structure in college history is being built. Progress has continued all summer on the Bob and Doris Holloway Health & Wellness Center. When completed later this fall, the Holloway Health & Wellness Center will include more than 73,000 square feet -- which is almost 75 percent larger than the Jim & Helen Lee Fugitte Science Center. The two coaches whose student-athletes will make the most use of the Holloway Center recently toured the building to check on its progress.
On Tuesday, July 21, LWC swimming and diving coach Bart Garlick stands in front of what will be the swimming area of the Holloway Health & Wellness Center. Immediately behind Garlick is the end of the competition swimming pool that will reach 16 feet deep. The entire pool area will hold about 297,000 gallons of water.
On Wednesday, July 22, afternoon, LWC wrestling coach Corey Ruff stands in the room where the wrestling team will practice. The first LWC wrestling team will begin competition in the winter.
On Tuesday, July 21, LWC swimming and diving coach Bart Garlick stands in front of what will be the swimming area of the Holloway Health & Wellness Center. Immediately behind Garlick is the end of the competition swimming pool that will reach 16 feet deep. The entire pool area will hold about 297,000 gallons of water.
On Wednesday, July 22, afternoon, LWC wrestling coach Corey Ruff stands in the room where the wrestling team will practice. The first LWC wrestling team will begin competition in the winter.
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