Griffins Unveil 2022-23 Schedule
The Griffins will play host to the San Diego Gulls on Fri., Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. for Opening Night presented by Huntington Bank.
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WMSC expands, promotes staff
The West Michigan Sports Commission elected its 2022 board officers and directors. Tim Gortsema, president of the Grand Rapids Griffins, was re-elected as vice-chair. (Grand Rapids Business Journal)
Sports teams heighten focus on player housing
“We definitely do assist in whatever fashion possible to help the guys find housing,” Griffins President Tim Gortsema said. “They’re usually looking for downtown apartments." (MiBiz)
Grand Rapids Griffins strike new partnership for ticketing solutions
The Grand Rapids Griffins are partnering with an Irvine, Calif.-based business to revamp the organization’s ticketing solutions. (MiBiz)
Griffins Partner With Paciolan
Paciolan to provide industry-leading digital ticketing technology to elevate the fan experience.
Griffins Release 2021-22 Schedule
The Griffins will start their 76-game schedule by hosting the Rockford IceHogs on Friday, Oct. 15.
2021-22 Opener Set for Oct. 15
The Griffins will begin next season on Friday, Oct. 15 at Van Andel Arena, one of six home dates that have been confirmed by the AHL.
Van Andel Arena welcomes back fans to Griffins games
President Tim Gortsema says you can feel a different vibe in the arena with fans present, and the players have noticed it. (WZZM 13)
Griffins to bring back limited amount of fans
The Grand Rapids Griffins will be allowing fans at home games starting March 13 when they host the Rockford IceHogs. (WOOD TV8)
Griffins and Whitecaps react to newest orders by Governor
The Griffins are allowed to go from 500 to 750 fans starting March 5 since their arena hosts more than 10,000 fans under normal circumstances. (FOX 17)
WXSP to Televise All Home Games
Fifteen games to be televised live throughout West Michigan, starting Feb. 20.
After An Extended Shutdown Due to COVID-19, The Griffins Are Finally Back on The Ice
While the puck has already dropped for the Griffins, this season will be far from customary. (The Collegiate)