MJHL Rinks

All 13 home rinks of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Southeast Event Centre (Steinbach Pistons) with 2,400 seats. Together they hold 6,575 fans, an average of 1,644 per rink. The oldest is Stride Place, opened in 2010.

  1. 1Junior ASoutheast Event Centre — Steinbach Pistons (Steinbach, Manitoba)2,400 seats
  2. 2Junior AStride Place — Portage Terriers (Portage la Prairie, Manitoba)1,975 seats
  3. 3Junior ATundra Oil & Gas Place — Virden Oil Capitals (Virden, Manitoba)1,200 seats
  4. 4Junior ANiverville Community Resource & Recreation Centre — Niverville Nighthawks (Niverville, Manitoba)1,000 seats
  5. 5Junior ACredit Union Place — Dauphin Kings (Dauphin, Manitoba)
  6. 6Junior AYellowhead Centre — Neepawa Titans (Neepawa, Manitoba)
  7. 7Junior ARoy H. Johnston Arena — Northern Manitoba Blizzard (The Pas, Manitoba)
  8. 8Junior ASelkirk Recreation Complex — Selkirk Steelers (Selkirk, Manitoba)
  9. 9Junior ASwan River Centennial Arena — Swan Valley Stampeders (Swan River, Manitoba)
  10. 10Junior AWaywayseecappo Arena — Waywayseecappo Wolverines (Waywayseecappo First Nation, Manitoba)
  11. 11Junior AWinkler Arena — Winkler Flyers (Winkler, Manitoba)
  12. 12Junior AThe Rink Training Centre — Winnipeg Blues (Oak Bluff, Manitoba)
  13. 13Junior AHockey for All Centre — Winnipeg Monarchs (Winnipeg, Manitoba)

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.