Stadium Reviews

In the OJHL there are few experiences that can top that of the Trenton Golden Hawks.  The Duncan McDonald Memorial Community Gardens provides a great experience in an old-school hockey barn that does offer some modern amenities.  The location is picturesque and the RCAF motif makes it a real community team.

Avenir Centre provides a maritime hub for plenty of entertainment acts in Moncton. 

Penetanguishene may be a summer town, but checking out the Penetang Kings in the winter is a good experience. 

The Fort Erie Leisureplex offers a great atmosphere for Junior B hockey and taking in a Meteors game will give fans a great experience.

The Bill Gies Recreation Centre is a new, modern, clean facility which is home to a Junior hockey team that has the support of the community

The St. Marys Lincolns are amongst the best supported teams in the GOJHL and the Rock Rink is a unique throwback venue to the 1970s.

There's something to be said for experiencing hockey in an old-school hockey barn like Hagersville Memorial Arena while it is still possible

Glanbrook Arena is a good facility and fans will definitely enjoy their experience at the game.

Co-op Place is still relatively new, clean, and fresh. It’s continuing to mature into an excellent venue for the Tigers.

The Toronto Patriots offer a strong product on the ice in a facility that is a little different than most other OJHL venues.

Even though Brampton is only 7 km from their former home in Mississauga to the CAA Centre, the Steelheads are definitely swimming upstream!

Storm City is worth checking out and fans should definitely consider a trip to Guelph for some OHL hockey and maybe even a hat trick.

Taking in a Dundas Blues game will give fans that small town feel that the PJHL boasts, in a classic arena for a supportive community. 

The New Hamburg Firebirds ice a good product and provide a good, comfortable atmosphere for Junior C hockey.

The Kitchener-Waterloo Siskins are one of the most historic teams in the GOJHL and at the Junior B level.

The Oakville Blades have been around a long time and have enjoyed success at all three levels that they have played at over the years. 

Hopefully the community of Innisfil will embrace the team and attendance will grow.  They have a lot going for them at their home rink.

it’s fair to wonder if maybe the NAHL’s marketing team wasn’t exaggerating when they branded the Showcase as the “Greatest Show on Ice.”

Hockey is alive and well in Georgetown, Ontario. The Gordon Alcott Arena @ Mold-Masters SportsPlex offers a good locale for OJHL hockey.

Taking in hockey in a small community is different and the Stayner Siskins offer a glimpse into small town life and their local hockey team.