Richard and Helen DeVos Fieldhouse

DeVos Fieldhouse
Building Information
222 Fairbanks AvenueHolland, MI  49423-3735

The DeVos Fieldhouse is a premier NCAA Division III basketball and volleyball spectator facility and the home of Hope's championship athletics. Opened in the fall of 2005, the facility can hold approximately 3,400 fans. It also houses the Department of Kinesiology and athletic training program. 

In addition to the arena, DeVos Fieldhouse has classrooms, a weight-training facility and a dance studio. The building is 102,000 square feet and is surrounded by green lawns.

Students gain free access to non-championship games and can join the lively student section to cheer on their friends and classmates.

The facility is also used by the community for local events. Located on Fairbanks Avenue near 8th and 9th streets, DeVos Fieldhouse is an inviting entrance to Downtown Holland and the Â鶹ÊÓƵ campus.

The building is named after Richard and Helen DeVos, whose foundation contributed a $7.5 million anchor gift to the project. The final project cost came to about $22 million.

See DeVos Fieldhouse Seating Charts 

Fun facts

  • In 2014, the Â鶹ÊÓƵ volleyball team won a Division III national title
  • The architectural firm behind the building, Ellerbe Becket of Kansas City, Mo, has designed more than 20 NBA and NHL facilities and many other college complexes
  • The DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, a large red-brick building with arched windows and an entrance, two flagpoles with flags, and clear blue sky in the background. The words "DeVos Fieldhouse" are inscribed above the entrance.
  • An empty basketball and volleyball court inside the DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, featuring blue and orange seating and a large anchor logo on the polished wooden floor. Banners and windows line the upper walls, and a scoreboard hangs from the ceiling.
  • The interior of DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College during an event with numerous people walking around and viewing display boards. The arena features a large scoreboard hanging from the ceiling, an American flag, and banners celebrating athletic achievements. The bleachers are mostly empty, and the space is well-lit with high ceilings.
  • The DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, filled with fans wearing orange, watching an NCAA Division III basketball game. The facility's large scoreboard is visible, and the seating areas are nearly full. The gymnasium features a spacious court and banners hanging from the ceiling.
  • DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, a large brick building with arched entrance, green lawns, and banners reading "NCAA Champions Play Here." Two flags with "Hope" are flying.
  • An indoor basketball and volleyball court at the DeVos Fieldhouse, featuring a large orange anchor logo at the center and "Â鶹ÊÓƵ" written on the floor. Banners and signs for Â鶹ÊÓƵ and the NCAA are visible on the walls, along with a scoreboard and American flag. The court is named "DeYoung Court."
  • A blue and white volleyball with the "Molten NCAA Super Touch" logo sits on the polished wooden floor of an empty DeVos Fieldhouse, with rows of blue bleachers and a volleyball net in the background.
  • The entrance of DeVos Fieldhouse, featuring a large, arched window above a set of double glass doors. The exterior facade is a combination of red brick and beige stone.
  • DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, a large brick building with arched entrance, green lawns, and banners reading "NCAA Champions Play Here." Two flags with "Hope" are flying atop flagpoles.
  • An empty basketball court inside DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, featuring "Â鶹ÊÓƵ" written on the floor, with seating areas on both sides and an American flag hanging in the background.
  • A women's basketball team in purple and orange uniforms stands in a line facing a crowd in the DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College. The gymnasium floor has a large orange "H" logo. The stands are filled with spectators, and the scoreboard reads "Â鶹ÊÓƵ."
  • A crowded indoor volleyball game at the DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, with spectators filling the stands. The large scoreboard displays "Hope Volleyball" and various scores. The court features players in action, preparing for a serve. The vibrant atmosphere includes a lively student section with fans dressed in orange. The venue is well-lit with banners hanging from the ceiling.
  • The DeVos Fieldhouse at Hope College, a large brick and glass sports facility with a clock tower, surrounded by green lawns and trees, with blooming purple flowers in the background.
  • The entrance of DeVos Fieldhouse, featuring a large, arched window above a set of double glass doors. The exterior facade is a combination of red brick and beige stone.
  • The DeVos Fieldhouse, a large brick and stone building with a clock tower, on the Â鶹ÊÓƵ campus on a clear day. A person is jogging past the building's entrance, which features large arched windows. A black lamppost stands on the lawn in front of the building.

Ticket information 

For more information, contact devosfieldhouse@hope.edu