SIJHL Rinks

All 7 home rinks of the Superior International Junior Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Fort William Gardens (Lakehead Thunderwolves) with 4,680 seats. Together they hold 5,780 fans, an average of 2,890 per rink. The oldest is Fort William Gardens, opened in 1951.

  1. 1U SportsFort William Gardens — Lakehead Thunderwolves (Thunder Bay, Ontario)4,680 seats
  2. 2Junior APat O'Donnell Civic Center — Ironwood Lumberjacks (Ironwood, Michigan)1,100 seats
  3. 3Junior ADryden Memorial Arena — Dryden Ice Dogs (Dryden, Ontario)
  4. 4Junior AMemorial Sports Centre — Fort Frances Lakers (Fort Frances, Ontario)
  5. 5Junior ANorWest Arena — Kam River Fighting Walleye (Oliver Paipoonge, Ontario)
  6. 6Junior ACochenour Arena — Red Lake Miners (Red Lake, Ontario)
  7. 7Junior ASioux Lookout Memorial Arena — Sioux Lookout Bombers (Sioux Lookout, Ontario)

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