Different jerseys. Same community. Everyone welcome.
The expansion of MSA Lakeshore marks an exciting new chapter for youth sports in Holland and the surrounding Lakeshore area.
With new fields, expanded courts, and additional amenities, our goal is to create more opportunities for athletes and families throughout the community.
And while we're proud of what this expansion means for MSA programs, we want to make one thing clear:
These facilities aren't just for MSA athletes.
A Space for All Teams and Organizations
Youth sports bring together athletes from different clubs, schools, recreational leagues, and organizations. Each plays an important role in creating opportunities for young people to learn, compete, and grow.
We believe our facilities should support that entire community.
Whether you're part of an MSA program, another local club, a school team, or a community organization looking for space to train or compete, MSA Lakeshore was designed with flexibility in mind.
The expanded facility offers indoor and outdoor turf, multi-sport courts, and additional spaces that can accommodate a variety of activities.
Our goal is to create a welcoming environment where more athletes have opportunities to participate in the sports they love.
Strong Community Partnerships
The expansion also builds on the relationships that have supported MSA programs over the years.
We're grateful for partners like West Ottawa Public Schools and Holland Charter Township Parks and Recreation, who have helped provide field space for our growing programs.
We're also excited about opportunities to collaborate with organizations such as ABK Futsal as we continue developing programming in our new spaces.
The continued support and involvement of community partners will be an important part of the facility's future.
The People Behind the Experience
While our new spaces are exciting, the people who bring them to life are just as important.
Leading the MSA Lakeshore team is Scott Redman, Lakeshore Manager, a longtime Holland-area resident and former manager of Griff's IceHouse.
Joining him is Anna Corgan, Assistant Manager, who brings experience in facility operations and staff coordination from MSA Woodland in Grand Rapids.
Together with a growing team of employees, Scott and Anna are helping create a welcoming environment for athletes, families, coaches, and visitors.
At MSA, we believe our culture becomes their experience. That starts with the people who welcome you through the doors and continues through every interaction that follows.
Looking Ahead
The expansion of MSA Lakeshore is about more than the spaces we've added. It's about what those spaces will make possible.
More opportunities for athletes to develop. More places for teams to practice and compete. More experiences that bring families and the community together.
We're grateful to Spark43 Architects, GDK Construction, and the many community partners who have helped bring this vision to life.
We look forward to seeing the connections, opportunities, and memories that will be created here for years to come.
You're Invited!
Celebrate this exciting new chapter with us at our FREE Community Open House.
Thursday, November 12 | 5–8 PM
MSA Lakeshore | 12429 Ransom St., Holland, MI
Explore the new facility, meet our team, and learn more about the opportunities available for athletes and organizations throughout the Lakeshore community.
Different jerseys. Same community. Everyone welcome.