The sportsmanship displayed by members of the Hope College women's soccer team during the 2012 season is being recognized by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).

Holland Municipal Stadium, home of Hope College football since it opened in 1979 and recently purchased from the City of Holland, will be named in honor of longtime former coach Ray Smith and his wife Sue.

HOLLAND -- The first Hope Hoops Club luncheon of the Hope College basketball season will be held Monday, Jan.

Fans at the Flying Dutch basketball game on Saturday, Dec. 29, paid tribute to longtime Hope supporter Norm Japinga for his three decades of service as the official scorer.

Hope College for the first time in its athletic history is close to owning its own football stadium.

The new Vande Poel-Heerema Stadium Courts await the start of the collegiate tennis season in the spring.

The Hope College volleyball team was the Division III national leader
in two statistical categories, according to the final 2012 season
report of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

Recognitions for Hope fall athletes have been announced in several sports. This listing of recognitions will be updated as teams hold their season-ending events.

The winners of athletic letters for Hope College fall sports teams have been announced by co-athletic directors Eva Dean Folkert and Tim Schoonveld.

The alumni H-Club at Hope College will present its “Hope for Humanity Award” to 1979 Hope graduate Kathy Beauregard of Richland, who is in her 16th year as director of athletics at Western Michigan University, on Saturday, Dec. 8.