Stadium Reviews

The Saskatoon Blades compete in the Western Hockey League. They play their home games at the SaskTel Centre.

The Brandon Wheat Kings compete in the Western Hockey League. The play their home games at Westoba Place.

The Kootenay Ice are a very successful hockey team playing in a town with a rich hockey history.

The Brandt Centre is a hockey arena located in the city of Regina, Saskatchewan. Opened in 1977, its primary tenant is the Regina Pats.

The Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League are one of the several hockey teams that call the Scotiabank Saddledome home.

You are not going to stumble upon Notre Dame Arena by accident. Located deep in the White Mountains, you are only coming here by design.

While the Northford Ice Pavilion may come up short when compared to the NHL-quality facilities used by the other teams in the NWHL, it’s a s

Munn Ice Arena, opened in 1974, provides the perfect home for Michigan State Spartans hockey.

Watching a K-Wings game is sort of stepping back in time when minor league hockey arenas were small, smoky, crowded, and full of character.

Frank L. Messa Rink is the home to the Union Dutchmen hockey club. The atmosphere is worth checking out.

If there's a bucket list item in Canadian university athletics, a trip to Thunder Bay to take in the Lakehead Thunderwolves might just be it

The Rapid City Rush are a minor league hockey team currently playing in the ECHL. They play their home games at The Monument.

A solid OUA hockey venue, the Gryphon’s igloo looks to see more success on its ice well into the future.

Built in 1979 and named after the famous boxer, Joe Louis Arena has been home to one of the richest hockey eras south of the 39th parallel.

UNO hockey finally has a place of its own. Completed in 2015, Baxter Arena is UNO’s first on-campus arena.

The Gaels play in an arena that was once the centre of hockey in the city of Kingston and offers a historical experience for hockey fans.

Halifax Forum is an arena that has survived hard times and threats of demolition.

Rogers Place is a worthwhile place to visit even if you’re not there for a hockey game.

The Winterhawks have established themselves as the hockey team in town an operating out of the smaller arena makes for a perfect atmosphere.

With today’s standards, Halifax Forum is by no means is a great place to watch a hockey game but the character of the rink is evident.