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Alliance League ALLIANCE LEAGUE Algoma Christian, Kent City Black River Public Academy, Holland Calvary Christian, Fruitport Calvary Schools of Holland, Holland Grand River Prep, Kentwood Heritage Christian Academy The Potter’s House, Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian, Wyoming Wellspring Prep, Grand Rapids West Michigan Aviation Academy Zion Christian, Byron Center Zion Christian School 7555 Byron Center Avenue Byron Center, MI 49315 From North of Grand Rapids: US-131 South to 76th Street Exit Right (west) on 76th Street (2.5 miles) School is on the northwest corner of 76th Street and Byron Center Avenue From South of Grand Rapids: US-131 North to Exit 75 Left (west) on 76th Street (2.5 miles) School is on the northwest corner of 76th Street and Byron Center Avenue From Holland: I-196-BL East Continue east on Byron Road (10.6 miles) Continue east on 84th Street (1 mile) Left (north) on Wilson Avenue (1 mile) Right (east) on 76th Street (2 miles) School is on the northwest corner of 76th Street and Byron Center Avenue From Muskegon: US-96 East US-131 South to Exit 75 (13.4 miles) Right (west) on 76th Street (2.5 miles) School is on the northwest corner of 76th Street and Byron Center Avenue Algoma Christian, Kent City 14471 Sparta Avenue Kent City, MI 49330 (616) 678-7480 East on 76th Street (2.5 miles) US-131 North to Exit 104 (28.4 miles) Left (west) on 17 Mile Road (7.5 miles) Right (north) on Sparta Avenue (0.7 miles) School is on the left (west) side of Sparta Avenue Black River Public Academy, Holland 491 Columbia Holland, MI 49423 (616) 355-0055 West on 76th Street (2 miles) Left (south) on Wilson Avenue (1 mile) Right (west) on 84th Street (1 mile) Continue west on Byron Road (10.6 miles) Continue on I-196-BL West (4.6 miles) US – 31 South Right (west) on 16th Street Left (south) on Columbia Avenue Parking lot is on the right Field is behind the school Baseball games are played at an undetermined location Calvary Schools of Holland 518 Plasman Avenue Holland, MI 49423 (616) 396-4494 West on 76th Street (2 miles) Left (south) on Wilson Avenue (1 mile) Right (west) on 84th Street (1 mile) Continue west on Byron Road (10.6 miles) Continue on I-196-BL WEST (4.6 miles) US-31 South Right (west) on 32nd Right (north) on Ottawa Left (west) on 23rd Right (north) on Plasman School is on the left (west) side of Plasman Baseball games are played at their high school campus 6047 147th Ave Holland, MI 49424 West on 76th Street (2 miles) Left (south) on Wilson Avenue (1 mile) Right (west) on 84th Street (1 mile) Continue west on Byron Road (10.6 miles) Continue on I-196-BL WEST (4.6 miles) US-31 South Right (west) on 32nd Left (south) on Graafschap Road Right (west) on 40th Street/147th Avenue Field is .3 miles on the north (right) side of the road. Basketball Games - Holland Christian High School 950 Ottawa Ave Holland, MI 49423 North on Byron Center Road (1.7 miles) Merge west onto M6 toward Holland (5.4 miles) Merge west onto I-196W toward Holland (12.4 miles) Adams St. Exit 52 toward 16th St. Turn right (west) on Adams St. (0.9 miles) Adams St. becomes 16th St. (1.5 miles) Left (south) on S. Waverly road (1.0 miles) Right (west) on E 32nd St. (2.5 miles) Left (south) on Ottawa Ave. (0.4 miles) Soccer Field – Right by the High School 6060 147th Avenue Holland, MI 49423 West on 76th Street (2 miles) Left (south) on Wilson Avenue (1 mile) Right (west) on 84th Street (1 mile) Continue west on Byron Road (10.6 miles) Continue on I-196-BL WEST (4.6 miles) US-31 South Right (west) on 32nd Left (south) on Graafschap Road Right (west) on 40th Street/147th Avenue Field is .3 miles on the south (left) side of the road. Calvary Christian, Fruitport 5873 Kendra Road Fruitport, MI 49415 (231) 865-2141 East on 76th Street (2.5 miles) US-131 North to Exit 89 (13.4 miles) US-96 West to Exit 4 (27 miles) Left (west) on Farr Road (0.1 miles) Left (south) on Airline Road (0.2 miles) Right (west) on Farr Road (0.6 miles) Right (north) on Kendra Road (0.4 miles) School is on the left (west) side of Kendra Road Grand River Prep, Kentwood 624 52nd Street, SE Kentwood, MI 49548 (616) 261-1800 North on Byron Center Avenue (1.7 miles) M-6 East toward Lansing (1.7 miles) Merge onto US-131 via Exit 8 toward Grand Rapids Take the 54th Street exit, Exit 78 (.3 miles) Turn right onto 54th Street SW (.7 miles) 54th Street SW becomes Kelloggwoods Drive SE which becomes 52nd Street SE (.6 miles) Arrive at 624 52nd Street on the right Heritage Christian Academy, Kalamazoo 6312 Quail Run Drive Kalamazoo, MI 49009 (269) 372-1400 Soccer and baseball games are played at the high school East on 76th Street (2.6 miles) South on US-131 toward Kalamazoo (36.9 miles) Take exit #38B/South Haven (.4 miles) Turn right on W Main Street/M-43 (.8 miles) Turn left on 9th Street N (1.4 miles) Turn left on Quail Run Drive (.2 miles) The Point (Volleyball and Basketball Games) 2595 N. 10th Street Kalamazoo, MI 49009 East on 76th Street (2.6 miles) South on US-131 toward Kalamazoo (36.9 miles) Take exit #38B/South Haven (.4 miles) Turn right on W Main Street/M-43 Turn right on 10th Street North (1.1 miles) The Potter’s House, Wyoming High School 2500 Newport S.W. Wyoming, MI 49509 (616) 249-8050 Left (north) on Byron Center Avenue (6 miles) School is on NW corner of 28th Street and Byron Center Avenue Volleyball and Basketball games are played at the high school Pinery Park Little League (baseball) 2301 DeHoop Ave. SW Wyoming, MI 49509 Left (north) on Byron Center Ave (5.9 miles) Right (east) on M11/28th St. (1.5 miles) Left (north) on DeHoop (0.5 miles) Park is on Left (west) side Kroc Center (for soccer games) 2500 S. Division Avenue Grand Rapids, MI 49507 Left (east) on 76th St (2.6 miles) Merge onto US-131 N (5.8 miles) Exit 81 28th St. Right (east) on 28th St (0.5 miles) Left (north) on Division (0.4 miles) Kroc Center is on the right Marquette Park (for soccer games) 1251 Marquette St. SW Wyoming, MI 49509 Left (east) on 76th St (2.6 miles) Merge onto US-131 N (5.8 miles) Exit 82 A Burton St. Left (west) onto Burton St. (0.2) miles) Right (north) onto Clyde Park Ave (0.6 miles) Left (west) onto Chicago Dr. (0.6 miles) Right (north) onto Wendler Ave (0.2 miles) Left (west) onto Marquette Ave Park is on the right The Potter’s House Middle School 810 VanRaalte SW Grand Rapids, MI 49509 Left (east) on 76th St (2.6 miles) Merge onto US-131 S toward Grand Rapids (7.0 miles) Exit 82A Burton Left (west) onto Burton (0.2 miles) Right (north) on Clyde Park (0.6 miles) Left (west) on Chicago Drive/I-196 Bus (0.1 miles) Right (north) on VanRaalte (0.1 miles) Tri-Unity Christian School, Grandville 5353 Wilson Ave, SW Grandville, MI 49418 (616) 532-8827 Right (west) on 76th St. (2.0 miles) Right (north) onto Wilson Ave (2.8 miles) Michigan U-turn onto southbound Wilson Ave (0.1 miles) School is on right after the U-turn Volleyball and Basketball games are played at the high school Kroc Center (for soccer games) 2500 S. Division Avenue Grand Rapids, MI 49507 Left (west) on 76th St (2.6 miles) Merge onto US-131 N (5.8 miles) Exit 81 28th St. Right (east) on 28th St (0.5 miles) Left (north) on Division (0.4 miles) Kroc Center is on the right Pinery Park Little League (baseball) 2301 DeHoop Ave. SW Wyoming, MI 49509 Left (north) on Byron Center Ave (5.9 miles) Right (east) on M11/28th St. (1.5 miles) Left (north) on DeHoop (0.5 miles) Park is on Left (west) side Wellspring Prep, Grand Rapids 1031 Page, NE Grand Rapids, MI 49546 (616) 235-9500 North on Byron Center Avenue (1.6 miles) M-6 East toward Lansing (1.8 miles) US-131 North toward Grand Rapids (9.6 miles) I-196 East toward Lansing (2.0 miles) Take exit #79 Fuller Avenue Turn left (north) on Fuller Avenue (.8 miles) Turn left (west) on Leonard Street (.2 miles) Turn right (north) on Spring Avenue (.1 miles) Bear left on Page Street NE Arrive at 1031 Page on the right West Michigan Aviation Academy 5363 44th St SE Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Left (north) on Byron Center Ave (1.5 miles) Merge onto M6 E (9.1 miles) Exit 15 Hastings/Grand Rapids Left (north) on Broadmoor/East Beltline (0.9 miles) Right (north) on Patterson (1.5 miles) Right (east) on John Oostema Blvd (0.6 miles) U-turn on John Oostema Blvd School is on right East Kentwood Freshman Campus (for soccer games) 6170 Valley Lane SE Kentwood, MI 49508 Left (north) on Byron Center Ave (1.5 miles) Merge onto M6 E (4.1 miles) Exit 11 Kalamazoo Ave. Left (north) onto Kalamazoo Ave.
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