Stadium Reviews

Founded in 1932, the team is the oldest continuously-operating professional ice hockey team in North America outside of the “Original Six"

The Brantford Bulldogs are enjoying a strong initial outing at the turnstile and the fans in Brantford have embraced the team as their own.

From the late 1980s into the early 2000s, the University of Maine Black Bears were a mainstay in the upper echelon of college hockey.

The Tucson Arena is a nice arena in which to watch ACHA hockey.

It’s not unusual to see teams at this level of play utilize community rinks as their homes.

In the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, you will find the largest concrete dome in the world, the Norfolk Scope.

The WFCU Centre is one of the premier venues in the OHL and across the river from Detroit's Little Caesar Arena.

The Northeast Generals are members of the North American Hockey League. They play games in Attleboro, MA at the New England Sports Village.

The Greenville Swamp Rabbits moved to Greenville, SC from Johnstown, PA in 2010.

The mecca for any hockey fan is a journey to Toronto, Ontario to take in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Being close to the University of Wisconsin, the Madison Capitols is a good alternative to collegiate hockey.

The DCU Center is a solid, if unspectacular place to catch some quality minor league hockey.

The Sarnia Sting offer the typical OHL experience which fans have come to expect. On the campus of Lambton College.

Hobey Baker Rink is a throwback to the college hockey days of yore. While it lacks the fancy amenities of newer rinks, it is one of the clas

The Minnesota Wild play in the Central Division of the Western Conference of the NHL. The team had its inaugural season in 2000.

In a city with no shortage of college hockey options, Agganis Arena offers an experience that may top them all.

Providence College is one of the rare New England colleges where hockey is not the king of the school’s sports scene

The QMJHL has decided to take measures to eliminate fighting. Is this a good thing, and will other leagues follow suit?

The Centennial Authority, which owns PNC Arena announced a $300 million commitment to renovate the Arena.

There's been some big news in professional women's hockey recently, as the PHF was bought out by a group associated with the PWHPA.