I'll generously give Rivertown Sports a third star for serving as the home bouting rink of the…read moreGrand Raggidy Roller Girls roller derby teams, but realistically, this venue is 2 stars. The rink proper looks pretty standard, with protective boards and Plexiglass most of the way around. There is a small set of bleachers for outer seating and during derby bouts, folding chairs serve as additional seating. Arrive early, because seating was nearly all taken when I showed up just after the National Anthem. And speaking of showing up early, same advice goes for parking. Rivertown's lot is very small but there is additional parking on the street in front of the center. My main gripe with this venue is its poor condition. The ceiling is literally falling apart and leaking water on the floor. I was "dripped" on from above in a few different spots, ew. The interior doesn't appear to be maintained well and even though it imparts a "gritty" feel, it is not befitting any sport, specifically one like roller derby that thrives from the paid admission of its fans. I have attended roller derby bouts in different cities and NEVER encountered such a cruddy venue. OK, maybe I will give it an additional 1/2 star for the bizarre banked dirt track R/C racing going on in a "secret" back room in the north end of the building.

Zero stars, every Saturday they have a festival with very obnoxious music played way too loud until…read moremidnight..as a resident I call the police every Saturday multiple times.. I hate this place and I spread poison about them where ever I go

I was so excited when I learned that Grand Rapids was getting a women's volleyball team! They're…read morepart of the Pro Volleyball Federation that was just announced in 2022. The inaugural 2024 season includes seven teams. It's really fun and exciting to have this historic team in our city. I finally got tickets to a Rise game recently and had so much fun. The atmosphere is lively and entertaining and it's less crowded than a Griffins game. I wish more people would come out to their matches, but I bet next year it will be more popular. They have giveaways (I got a t-shirt), entertainment in between sets, great music, fun crowd engagement with the different cams, etc. They even do $2 beers and hot dogs on Thursdays and Saturdays. Tickets were pretty pricey for good seats, but I didn't mind as I wanted to be close to the action and it was great to see everything going on. The team did a great job but ultimately lost to the Atlanta Vibe. I can't wait to see another match!

I've been to MSA Sports Spot several times over the last few years as Nate's soccer teams play…read morethere. The facility is large and has some nice amenities like the snack bar and space for watching. I think they are adding on to the parking lot, which is nice as it can get pretty crowded. The popcorn and pop is not very consistent - sometimes it's fresh and tasty, other times I've had stale popcorn and flat pop. But it's pretty cheap at $2 for a small popcorn and $2.75 for a small drink. They also have fries, hot dogs, chicken strips, and other snacks. The facility is always really clean and bright. It's fun to see different groups playing and practicing soccer, especially the youth leagues. Nate told me he's seen fencing tournaments there before, which I'd love to watch someday!

I play on a team at soccer zone in jenison and was asked to come sub for a team mate I play with…read more After visiting this complex I was amazed. They have 2 full size indoor fields with well kept turf. No low sitting ceiling nets. They have 2 short indoor fields, and some volleyballs courts. They also have a functioning snack bar, and a equipment retail store. Was quite different than what I'm use to. If I hadn't joined a team in jenison I would probably prefer this complex since it's closer to where I live, and has newer fields.

So, I figured I should clarify that the person that appears on here as the only other review is…read moreignorant and hateful. The person has submitted a review aimed at the entire Pinery Park Little League organization based on the quality of the umpires which has absolutely nothing to do with the quality of the little league program. The organization does a great job of providing quality volunteer support and provides many opportunities for kids to participate including additional team tournaments and all star tournaments after the regular season is finished. There are many highly dedicated volunteers that work tirelessly to provide a quality program for the kids that register for this league. The umpires in most cases have no affiliation with PPLL and are affiliated with the local district umpires association. This was a quality little league program in 1985 when I played there and it is still a great program today. Don't consider the previous ignorant and hateful review below.

First experience with i9 with sending my son for indoor soccer. He is signed up for 3rd-5th grade…read moreand on the higher end for 5th grade. That gap is too big for their ages. It being co ed is does not help. The "practice" before went long before the game started and they did not even get to play a whole game, the time stopped on the hour no matter if they were done or not with the game. There are also too many players on the small indoor field it's way crowded to make any actual plays. Highly disappointed with paying so much for this experience, we will not be back and will tell others how this program is ran.