University unveils new soccer stadium

Photo courtesy of Calvin University

Calvin University recently held a grand opening of its 855-seat, state-of-the-art soccer stadium. The cutting-edge venue aims to significantly enhance the student-athlete and fan experience while underscoring Calvin's commitment to excellence both on and off the field.

"With its incredible features and sustainable design, this stadium truly sets Calvin University apart," said Jim Timmer, director of athletics, Calvin University. "We now have a home worthy of our national-caliber soccer programs, consistently ranked among the best in NCAA Division III. This venue also supports our mission to care for our environment through energy-efficient design."

Leaders of both the men's and women's programs share the excitement surrounding the opening of the new stadium. They recognize how it will benefit their teams and elevate the overall soccer experience at Calvin University.

"This stadium is a game-changer for our program," said Ryan Souders, men's head soccer coach, Calvin University. "It reflects the high standards both soccer programs have set on the field and provides our players and fans with a world-class environment. We're excited to take this next step and continue building on our legacy of excellence in Division III soccer."

"Our players are thrilled to have a facility that matches their hard work and ambition. This is a space where we can continue to grow and elevate women's soccer at Calvin to new heights." said Emily Ottenhoff, women's head soccer Coach, Calvin University.

Stadium highlights include covered seating and lighting, ADA accessibility, player locker-room amenities, and a 32- by 20-foot video board.

"Our investment in this stadium aligns with our commitment to support our athlete's faith development, academic excellence in the classroom and building champions on the field," said Timmer. "We look forward to welcoming fans to this incredible new venue and creating memorable experiences together as a community."

 

 

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