The stadium locker room is complete with new flooring and lockers. Redmond-Potter gym fitness center has been fitted with new state of the art equipment and flooring.

The Big Red video scoreboard completed in August 2015 is one of the newest additions to historic Hackley Stadium. It has the ability to showcase individual players and statistics. The board also has been used for advertising and other celebratory events. It also includes a new public address system, along with the ability to play music during warm-ups and periods of downtime.

A big thank you goes out to Athletic Foundation President Terri Clock and Secretary Carrie Ernvall-Chase who worked feverishly to make sure the video board was up and running and still oversee its function at every event.

A multi-passenger van to transport Big Red athletes.

Funding for road trips for Big Red football, volleyball and track.

A scoreboard for the soccer field at Nelson school.

Flagpoles and flags for Nelson and Steele.

A refurbished press box at Hackley Stadium

New scoreboard at Hackley Stadium in honor of the late Carol Potter, wife of former coach and athletic director, Harry Potter. Carol was a founding member of the Foundation.

A lighted sign for Hackley Stadium honoring state championship football teams

Funding for the book “100 Years of Muskegon Big Red Football”

Funding for photo displays and championship banners that line the walls of the concourse at Redmond-Potter Gymnasium

The addition of a concession stand at the Redmond-Potter complex

State championship and OK Conference banners displayed in the gymnasium

Warm-up suits for the tennis and cross country teams

Track uniforms for Steele Middle School

Uniforms for the Competitive Cheer and Girls Track teams at the High School

Parka's for the swim team

Shirts and ties for the basketball team

Football shoes for the team for use at the Pontiac Silverdome

Training and educational sessions for coaches, managers and student athletes

Sporting equipment and training gear for use by district teams