Poor design leaves a fan disappointed

I attended a middle school basketball game Nov. 12 at Westwood Building 3. What a disappointment. This was the first time I was in this building, and it is inadequate for spectators.

There are four courts, and at each court, there are two small bleachers with two rows on each. The team has family and friends attending the games to root them on, and there was not enough room for people to sit or stand. The walkway provided behind the bleachers is very narrow, and when you stand behind the bleachers, people cannot get through.

Behind Court 4, there is also a concession stand that people are trying to reach, but there is so much congestion, it is easier just to forget about getting something to eat.

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