ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) —A ribbon cutting ceremony at Bishop Kearney High School signaled a new beginning for student athletes. The Anderson Sport Court, a gift from Renewal by Andersen considered a state-of-the-art facility, includes tennis courts, a basketball court, and an inline skating area, along with a timber-frame pavilion for outdoor gatherings. New bill pushes for students to have access to 3 free meals in school The new facility, officials said, is expected to enhance Bishop Kearney students' academic, athletic and spiritual growth. "It's an amazing space and it touches so many areas of both our students, staff, alumni. it touches so many places of their lives in the sense that the pavilion can create memories for years to come," said Paul Colontino, the president of Bishop Kearney High School. "With Alumni reunions, classes that are held outdoors, friendships that are made, the court itself. You can feel the energy now with the people around." Primetime 585, Wegmans team up to give shoes to kids in need More than 500 students and thousands of alumni will be able to use the pavilion and courts, officials announced Friday.