Breaking Ground: Fitness Court Studio Construction Underway

L-R John Skorupan (Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors), Bruce Mazzoni (Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors and Cranberry Foundation Board of Directors), Cindy Marzock (Cranberry Foundation Board of Directors), Conni Mazzoni (Cranberry Foundation Board of Directors), Karen Newpol (Vice Chair, Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors), Jerry Andree (Cranberry Foundation President), Anthony Bertolino (Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors), Bruce Hezlep (Chair, Board of Supervisors), and Dan Santoro (Cranberry Township Manager).

Cranberry Township is making fitness history in 2026 with the construction of the region's first-ever Fitness Court Studio.

On May 12, 2026, Cranberry Township and Cranberry Foundation officials gathered at the site at the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park to break ground on the National Fitness Campaign Fitness Court Studio. The double-sided court will feature a dynamic fitness court for self-guided workouts and an open studio space for instructor-led classes, youth programs, and wellness events. It's the only dual court in Western Pennsylvania and will allow the Cranberry Township Parks and Recreation Department to expand programming.

As the Foundation's 2025 Project of the Year, the Fitness Court Studio will replace aging fitness equipment near the soccer fields at Graham Park.

Learn more about the project and see additional photos from similar National Fitness Campaign studios here.