List of NCAA Division I ice hockey arenas

This is a list of arenas that currently serve as the home venue for NCAA Division I college ice hockey teams. Conference affiliations reflect those in the upcoming 2024–25 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey and 2024–25 NCAA Division I women's ice hockey seasons. The arenas serve as home venues for both the men's and women's teams except where noted. In addition, venues which are not located on campus or are used infrequently during the season have been listed.

Current arenas

Off-campus arena

Arena	City	State	Team	Conference	Capacity	Opened
Cadet Ice Arena	USAF Academy	CO	Air Force	Atlantic Hockey America	2,217	1968
MassMutual Center	Springfield	MA	American International	Atlantic Hockey America	6,866	1972
Tate Rink	West Point	NY	Army	Atlantic Hockey America	2,648	1985
Bentley Arena	Waltham	MA	Bentley	Atlantic Hockey America	2,117	2018
LECOM Harborcenter	Buffalo	NY	Canisius	Atlantic Hockey America	1,800	2014
Hart Center	Worcester	MA	Holy Cross	Atlantic Hockey America (men) Hockey East (women)	1,600^[1]	1975
Mercyhurst Ice Center	Erie	PA	Mercyhurst men & women	Atlantic Hockey America	1,500	1991
Dwyer Arena	Lewiston	NY	Niagara	Atlantic Hockey America	2,100	1996
Gene Polisseni Center	Rochester	NY	RIT men & women	Atlantic Hockey America	4,300	2014
Martire Family Arena	Fairfield	CT	Sacred Heart men & women	Atlantic Hockey America (men) NEWHA (women)	3,600	2023
Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion	Syracuse	NY	Syracuse women	Atlantic Hockey America	350	2000
Yost Ice Arena	Ann Arbor	MI	Michigan	Big Ten	5,800	1923
Munn Ice Arena	East Lansing	MI	Michigan State	Big Ten	6,470	1974
3M Arena at Mariucci	Minneapolis	MN	Minnesota men	Big Ten	10,000	1993
Compton Family Ice Arena	Notre Dame	IN	Notre Dame	Big Ten	5,022	2011
Value City Arena	Columbus	OH	Ohio State men	Big Ten	17,500	1998
Pegula Ice Arena	University Park	PA	Penn State men & women	Big Ten (men) Atlantic Hockey America (women)	6,000	2013
Kohl Center	Madison	WI	Wisconsin men	Big Ten	15,325	1998
Midco Arena	Sioux Falls	SD	Augustana	CCHA (men)	3,000^[2]	2023^[2]
Sanford Center	Bemidji	MN	Bemidji State men & women	CCHA (men) WCHA (women)	4,700	2010
Slater Family Ice Arena	Bowling Green	OH	Bowling Green	CCHA	5,000	1967
Ewigleben Arena	Big Rapids	MI	Ferris State	CCHA	2,493	1976
Taffy Abel Arena	Sault Ste. Marie	MI	Lake Superior State	CCHA	4,000	1995
MacInnes Student Ice Arena	Houghton	MI	Michigan Tech	CCHA	4,128	1972
Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center	Mankato	MN	Minnesota State men & women	CCHA (men) WCHA (women)	5,280	1995
Berry Events Center	Marquette	MI	Northern Michigan	CCHA	3,902	1999
St. Thomas Ice Arena	Saint Paul	MN	St. Thomas	CCHA (men) (NCHC in 2026) WCHA (women)	1,000^[3]	2003^[3]
Meehan Auditorium	Providence	RI	Brown men & women	ECAC	3,100	1961
Cheel Arena	Potsdam	NY	Clarkson men & women	ECAC	3,000	1991
Class of 1965 Arena	Hamilton	NY	Colgate men & women	ECAC	2,222	2016
Lynah Rink	Ithaca	NY	Cornell men & women	ECAC	4,267	1967
Thompson Arena	Hanover	NH	Dartmouth men & women	ECAC	3,500	1975
Bright Hockey Center	Boston	MA	Harvard men & women	ECAC	2,850	1956
Hobey Baker Memorial Rink	Princeton	NJ	Princeton men & women	ECAC	2,092	1923
People's United Center	Hamden	CT	Quinnipiac men & women	ECAC	3,386	2007
Houston Field House	Troy	NY	RPI men & women	ECAC	4,780	1949
Appleton Arena	Canton	NY	St. Lawrence men & women	ECAC	3,000	1951
Achilles Rink	Schenectady	NY	Union men & women	ECAC	2,275	1975
Ingalls Rink	New Haven	CT	Yale men & women	ECAC	3,500	1958
Conte Forum	Newton	MA	Boston College men & women	Hockey East	7,884	1988
Agganis Arena	Boston	MA	Boston University men	Hockey East	6,150	2005
Walter Brown Arena	Boston	MA	Boston University women	Hockey East	3,806	1971
Toscano Family Ice Forum	Storrs	CT	UConn men & women	Hockey East	2,600^[4]	2023^[4]
Alfond Arena	Orono	ME	Maine men & women	Hockey East	5,124	1977
William D. Mullins Memorial Center	Amherst	MA	Massachusetts	Hockey East	8,387	1993
Paul E. Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell	Lowell	MA	Massachusetts-Lowell	Hockey East	6,003	1998
J. Thom Lawler Rink	North Andover	MA	Merrimack men & women	Hockey East	2,549	1972
Whittemore Center	Durham	NH	New Hampshire men & women	Hockey East	6,501	1995
Matthews Arena	Boston	MA	Northeastern men & women	Hockey East	4,666	1910
Schneider Arena	Providence	RI	Providence men & women	Hockey East	3,030	1973
Gutterson Fieldhouse	Burlington	VT	Vermont men & women	Hockey East	4,035	1963
Carlson Center	Fairbanks	AK	Alaska	Independent	4,595	1990
Seawolf Sports Complex	Anchorage	AK	Alaska Anchorage	Independent	900^[5]	1977
Centene Community Ice Center	Maryland Heights	MO	Lindenwood men & women	Independent (men) CHA (women)	2,500	2019
Northwell Health Ice Center	East Meadow	NY	LIU men & women	Independent (men) NEWHA (women)	500
Foxboro Sports Center	Foxborough	MA	Stonehill men & women	Independent (men) NEWHA (women)	—	2004^[6]
Mullett Arena	Tempe	AZ	Arizona State	NCHC	5,000	2022
Ed Robson Arena	Colorado Springs	CO	Colorado College	NCHC	3,407^[7]	2021^[8]
Magness Arena	Denver	CO	Denver	NCHC	6,026	1999
Goggin Ice Center	Oxford	OH	Miami (OH)	NCHC	4,000	2006
AMSOIL Arena	Duluth	MN	Minnesota Duluth men & women	NCHC (men) WCHA (women)	6,726	2010
Ralph Engelstad Arena	Grand Forks	ND	North Dakota men	NCHC	11,640	2001
Baxter Arena	Omaha	NE	Omaha	NCHC	7,898	2015
Brooks Center	St. Cloud	MN	St. Cloud State men & women	NCHC (men) WCHA (women)	5,763	1989
Lawson Arena	Kalamazoo	MI	Western Michigan	NCHC	3,667	1974
Jason Ritchie Ice Arena	Winchendon	MA	Franklin Pierce women	NEWHA	—	2008
SportsCenter of Connecticut	Shelton	CT	Post women	NEWHA	—
Thomas F. Sullivan Arena	Goffstown	NH	Saint Anselm women	NEWHA	2,700	2003
Cairns Arena	South Burlington	VT	Saint Michael's women	NEWHA	600
Ridder Arena	Minneapolis	MN	Minnesota women	WCHA	3,400	2002
OSU Ice Rink	Columbus	OH	Ohio State women	WCHA	1,415	1961
LaBahn Arena	Madison	WI	Wisconsin women	WCHA	2,273	2012

Additional arenas

Off-campus arena

Arena	City	State	Team	Conference	Capacity	Opened
Little Caesars Arena	Detroit	MI	Michigan Tech	CCHA	19,150	2017
Erie Insurance Arena	Erie	PA	Mercyhurst	Atlantic Hockey America	6,716	1983
Blue Cross Arena	Rochester	NY	RIT	Atlantic Hockey America	11,200	1955
Islanders Iceworks	Syosset	NY	LIU men & women	Independent (men) NEWHA (women)	—
Bridgewater Ice Arena	Bridgewater	MA	Stonehill men & women	Independent (men) NEWHA (women)	—	1995
XL Center	Hartford	CT	UConn Men	Hockey East	14,750	1975

Future arenas

This list includes both arenas under construction and existing venues to be used by programs that are confirmed to be joining Division I hockey in the future.

Off-campus arena

Arena	City	State	Team	Conference	Capacity	Opened/opening
Lee and Penny Anderson Arena	Saint Paul	MN	St. Thomas men & women	CCHA (men) (NCHC in 2026) WCHA (women)	4,000	2025
Mohawk Harbor Event Center	Schenectady	NY	Union men & women	ECAC	2,200^[9]	Before 2025–26 season
Seawolf Sports Complex (New Ice Arena)	Anchorage	AK	Alaska Anchorage	Independent	3,000^[10]	Unknown

References

^ "Facilities". Holy Cross Athletics. Retrieved 2024-12-14.
^ ^a ^b "Augustana University Formally Announces Addition of Men's Hockey Program, Breaks Ground on Midco Arena" (Press release). Augustana Universityn Vikings. October 5, 2021. Retrieved October 14, 2021.
^ ^a ^b "St. Thomas Ice Arena". TommieSports.com. Saint Paul, MN. Retrieved July 24, 2020.
^ ^a ^b "UConn Ice Hockey Moving Forward to Build New On-Campus Ice Hockey Rink" (Press release). UConn Huskies. April 28, 2021. Retrieved September 1, 2021.
^ "Seawolf Sports Complex". University of Alaska Anchorage. Retrieved October 28, 2021.
^ Mortimer, Frank (January 24, 2013). "New ice rink for Foxboro?". The Sun Chronicle. Attleboro, MA. Retrieved March 26, 2020.
^ "Ed Robson Arena Project Fact Sheet" (PDF). Colorado College. December 9, 2019. Archived (PDF) from the original on November 11, 2020. Retrieved September 1, 2021.
^ "Tigers to Host Exhibition Game Against Air Force" (Press release). Colorado College Tigers. September 1, 2021. Retrieved September 1, 2021.
^ WRGB (2024-05-13). "New $50 million Mohawk Harbor event center breaks ground in Schenectady". WRGB. Retrieved 2024-12-14.
^ Symmes, Elena (2023-03-25). "UAA hockey backing new campus athletic complex". www.alaskasnewssource.com. Retrieved 2024-12-14.

[1] "Facilities". Holy Cross Athletics. Retrieved 2024-12-14.

[Augie22-2] "Augustana University Formally Announces Addition of Men's Hockey Program, Breaks Ground on Midco Arena" (Press release). Augustana Universityn Vikings. October 5, 2021. Retrieved October 14, 2021.

[Tommies-3] "St. Thomas Ice Arena". TommieSports.com. Saint Paul, MN. Retrieved July 24, 2020.

[UConn22-4] "UConn Ice Hockey Moving Forward to Build New On-Campus Ice Hockey Rink" (Press release). UConn Huskies. April 28, 2021. Retrieved September 1, 2021.

[5] "Seawolf Sports Complex". University of Alaska Anchorage. Retrieved October 28, 2021.

[6] Mortimer, Frank (January 24, 2013). "New ice rink for Foxboro?". The Sun Chronicle. Attleboro, MA. Retrieved March 26, 2020.

[7] "Ed Robson Arena Project Fact Sheet" (PDF). Colorado College. December 9, 2019. Archived (PDF) from the original on November 11, 2020. Retrieved September 1, 2021.

[8] "Tigers to Host Exhibition Game Against Air Force" (Press release). Colorado College Tigers. September 1, 2021. Retrieved September 1, 2021.

[9] WRGB (2024-05-13). "New $50 million Mohawk Harbor event center breaks ground in Schenectady". WRGB. Retrieved 2024-12-14.

[10] Symmes, Elena (2023-03-25). "UAA hockey backing new campus athletic complex". www.alaskasnewssource.com. Retrieved 2024-12-14.

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