Norrie Amateur Sports Club, Inc.

Norrie Amateur Sports Club, Inc. Established in 1932, the Norrie Club is a non-profit organization that supports area amateur sports. Then in 1933, members built a softball field.

The Norrie Amateur Sports Club began during the depths of the Great Depression in 1932 when a neighborhood baseball team started soliciting area businesses for donations toward uniforms. A business owner named Lundin said he would donate five dollars (a lot of money in 1932) if they were chartered as a club. The club organized on November 1st, 1932 with 15 members present. The first clubhouse was a repurposed chicken coop that members cleaned out and painted. It was located at the dead-end of Oak Street on the eastern side of the hill. During the first meeting of the newly formed N.A.S.C., a motion was made to purchase 15 cents worth of kerosene for the lamps so members could see in the Clubhouse at night. With the club started, dances were held at the Ironwood Memorial Building to raise more money. Three years later in 1936, members built a new clubhouse out of fieldstone on the corner of Houk Street and what is now known as Aspen Street. That same year the club was incorporated. In 1946, the field we know as Randa Field was completed as a gift to the Club's soldier members when they returned home from serving our country in World War II. The first official game played on the field was in May 1946. Soon after Jake Randa's death in April 1955, the softball field would be officially named Jake Randa Memorial Field as it is still known today. Randa Field still hosts softball leagues and tournaments yearly and will always honor the name of Jake Randa. The Club's present-day and 4th physical location is at 385 Aspen Street. Our current Clubhouse has been in operation since 1991 and is still located adjacent to Jake Randa Memorial Field in Norrie. It still serves as a daily meeting place for many and current membership totals average over 200 members a year. We still actively sponsor and promote area amateur sports and athletes.

Dave "Kiwi" was a Club Member for several years. We are saddened to hear of his passing. We are sharing on behalf of his...
08/18/2026

Dave "Kiwi" was a Club Member for several years. We are saddened to hear of his passing. We are sharing on behalf of his family who are hoping to give him the proper burial he deserves.

Help the Kivi Family With the After-Life Expenses of the Man Who Was … Jennifer Borlek needs your support for Honoring Dave Kivi's Legacy and Final Farewell

We are resilient and will survive... That's the attitude our Members have exhibited these past couple of weeks.Our Vice ...
08/08/2026

We are resilient and will survive... That's the attitude our Members have exhibited these past couple of weeks.
Our Vice President saw the wall pictured in the first photo, looked me directly in the eye and said, "Those members are the reason the pictures and most important memories were untouched." I believe it. We've lost several amazing people over the years but none have been forgotten. They were looking over the Clubhouse for sure that Thursday morning.
As you can see, our most important memorabilia was left with smoke and water damage, but almost all of it can be saved. Even those flags were untouched, with the flames only inches away from one.
We will rebuild and continue giving back to our Community. That is what we are built on and that is exactly what we plan to do. You can knock us down, but can't knock us out.
Thank You to all of the local firefighters who rushed here and helped extinguish the flames. We cannot thank you all enough!!!
Thank You to everyone who has reached out, pledged help and expressed your condolences on the loss of our Clubhouse. We may have lost our building, but we haven't lost our family, our spirit, our generosity, or our love for our community. We will be back, and hope to be back stronger. For now, we thank you for your support and will keep you updated as soon as we start rising from the fire.

07/28/2026

It's sad that someone would do this, but our Hummingbird Feeder was stolen off of the Clubhouse in the last couple of days. This feeder was untouched by the fire, and was refilled with new, clean fluid later that afternoon. We still have hummingbirds seeking their food source, because they continue using the same feeder locations each summer. Now we have several hummingbirds that are sadly seeking their known food source which is gone.

07/23/2026

Yes it is true. We had a devastating fire this morning.
We are hurting at the moment, but won't be knocked down. We will overcome and rise from the ashes. Luckily, most of our NASC sports memorabilia is able to be salvaged and can be saved with a little cleaning and TLC. We love our members and will update as we know more. Stay Tuned...

07/22/2026

Hey folks... The Club will have a delayed opening this afternoon. Tina will be there around 4:45-5:00pm. Stop by and say hi and enjoy a few cold ones. Thanks!

Thank you to some amazing Ladies who spent several hours volunteering at the Beer Trailer this past weekend at Festival ...
07/22/2026

Thank you to some amazing Ladies who spent several hours volunteering at the Beer Trailer this past weekend at Festival Ironwood!!!

07/13/2026

Festival Ironwood set-up begins tonight at 5pm. If anyone is available to assist with set-up, please meet at the Ironwood Depot Park at that time. It is much appreciated.

Happy 250th Birthday AMERICA!!!We will be open tonight with Mary behind the bar.We will be closed all day tomorrow so ev...
07/03/2026

Happy 250th Birthday AMERICA!!!
We will be open tonight with Mary behind the bar.
We will be closed all day tomorrow so everyone can enjoy their holiday with family and friends.
We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable Independence weekend!!!

06/30/2026

The Club will be open a little later than expected today. We will be open by 5:30.
Stop in for Twist-Off Tuesday! $2.00 Domestic Beers from Open to Close!

FYI: The Club Property is not a dumping grounds for your brush. Use the Brush Dump in the City of Ironwood. We have a sp...
06/26/2026

FYI: The Club Property is not a dumping grounds for your brush. Use the Brush Dump in the City of Ironwood. We have a specific way that we stage the trees for the Tree Burn and the continued dumping of unwanted brush is the reason we have difficulty starting the fire every January. Cameras have been placed and those bringing brush or tree limbs without permission will be turned in and fined for illegal dumping.

Address

385 Aspen Street
Ironwood, MI
49938

Opening Hours

Monday 5pm - 11pm
Tuesday 4pm - 12am
Wednesday 4pm - 12am
Thursday 4pm - 12am
Friday 2pm - 2:30am
Saturday 4pm - 2:30am
Sunday 4pm - 10pm

Telephone

(906) 932-9763

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