SPHL Rinks

All 12 home rinks of the Southern Professional Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Carver Arena (Peoria Rivermen) with 9,919 seats. Together they hold 89,840 fans, an average of 7,487 per rink. The oldest is Knoxville Civic Coliseum, opened in 1961.

  1. 1SPHL/FPHLCarver Arena — Peoria Rivermen (Peoria, Illinois)9,919 seats
  2. 2SPHL/FPHLCrown Coliseum — Fayetteville Marksmen (Fayetteville, North Carolina)9,500 seats
  3. 3SPHL/FPHLVibrant Arena at The MARK — Quad City Storm (Moline, Illinois)9,200 seats
  4. 4SPHL/FPHLFord Center — Evansville Thunderbolts (Evansville, Indiana)9,000 seats
  5. 5SPHL/FPHLBerglund Center — Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs (Roanoke, Virginia)8,672 seats
  6. 6SPHL/FPHLPensacola Bay Center — Pensacola Ice Flyers (Pensacola, Florida)8,082 seats
  7. 7SPHL/FPHLFlorence Center — Pee Dee IceCats (Florence, South Carolina)7,526 seats
  8. 8SPHL/FPHLMacon Coliseum — Macon Mayhem (Macon, Georgia)7,182 seats
  9. 9SPHL/FPHLPropst Arena at the Von Braun Center — Huntsville Havoc (Huntsville, Alabama)6,050 seats
  10. 10SPHL/FPHLAkins Ford Arena — Athens Rock Lobsters (Athens, Georgia)5,500 seats
  11. 11SPHL/FPHLKnoxville Civic Coliseum — Knoxville Ice Bears (Knoxville, Tennessee)5,109 seats
  12. 12SPHL/FPHLPelham Civic Center — Birmingham Bulls (Pelham, Alabama)4,100 seats

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