Hope College plays its home football games at the Ray and Sue Smith on Hope's campus. Known as Holland Municipal Stadium when it opened in 1979, the facility was purchased by the college from the city ...

Junior Will Thomas carded two even-par 72s at Broadmoor Country Club in Indianapolis to lead the Hope College men's golf team during the 54-hole Wabash College Invitational. Thomas (Portage, Michigan ...

2026 Wabash Invitational Final Results (PDF) ...

Alumni, families, students and friends are invited to one big weekend full of events. This combination of Homecoming and Family Weekend will celebrate Hope's past, present and future as we bring the ...

The Hope College women's soccer team lost at third-ranked University of Chicago, 2-0, on Saturday during the final non-league game of the season. The Flying Dutch, who own a 4-3-1 overall record, will ...

Four Hope College student-athletes have been selected as MIAA Athletes of the Week by the league office: Elias Kretchmar and Olivia Ippel in cross country, Halle Barnard in women's soccer, and Anna ...

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The 17th-ranked Hope College volleyball team served head coach Becky Schmidt a milestone 600th coaching victory on Saturday with a three-set sweep of Monmouth College at the Illinois Wesleyan ...

Wide receiver Jonny Rohen-Blanton is Hope's College 2026 nominee for the National Football Foundation's WIlliam V. Campbell Trophy® award in college football. The senior is a business major from ...

A historic season for the Hope College men's cross country team is fueling its runners to strive for more. The nationally-ranked Flying Dutch sprint into the 2026 season on the heels of a campaign ...

The 19th-ranked Hope College football team leads the 2026 MIAA Football Preseason Coaches Poll, receiving all seven possible first-place votes and finishing with seven points. Coaches could not vote ...

Four Hope College student-athletes have been named to the MIAA Academic Elite list for the 2025-26 academic year: senior Caroline Curnutt, and juniors Kayla Cannon, Abigail Cumings, and Zach Risley.