Fred Rust Ice Arena

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Fred Rust Ice Arena is a hockey rink in Newark, Delaware, home of the Delaware Blue Hens (Atlantic Hockey America, NCAA Division I women). It opened in 1971, making it 55 years old in 2026 and seats 2,500 for hockey. The closest NHL rink is Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, about 39 miles away.

Rink facts

Location
Newark, Delaware
Home of
Delaware Blue Hens (NCAA)
School
University of Delaware
League
NCAA women · Atlantic Hockey America
Opened
1971
Capacity
2,500
Size rank in NCAA
53rd of 71

Rinks near Fred Rust Ice Arena10

  1. 1USHL/NAHLHollydell Ice Arena — Philadelphia Rebels (Washington Township, New Jersey)35 mi
  2. 2NHLXfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia Flyers (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)39 mi
  3. 3ECHLSantander Arena — Reading Royals (Reading, Pennsylvania)47 mi
  4. 4AHLGiant Center — Hershey Bears (Hershey, Pennsylvania)62 mi
  5. 5AHLPPL Center — Lehigh Valley Phantoms (Allentown, Pennsylvania)65 mi
  6. 6USHL/NAHLPiney Orchard Ice Arena — Maryland Black Bears (Odenton, Maryland)66 mi
  7. 7ECHLCURE Insurance Arena — Trenton Ironhawks (Trenton, New Jersey)67 mi
  8. 8NCAAHobey Baker Memorial Rink — Princeton Tigers (Princeton, New Jersey)73 mi
  9. 9NHLCapital One Arena — Washington Capitals (Washington, Washington, D.C.)87 mi
  10. 10USHL/NAHLMiddletown Ice World Arena — New Jersey Titans (Middletown Township, New Jersey)99 mi

Questions about Fred Rust Ice Arena

Where do the Delaware Blue Hens play home games?

The Delaware Blue Hens play at Fred Rust Ice Arena in Newark, Delaware.

How many people does Fred Rust Ice Arena hold?

Fred Rust Ice Arena seats 2,500 for hockey.

When did Fred Rust Ice Arena open?

Fred Rust Ice Arena opened in 1971.

What other rinks are near Fred Rust Ice Arena?

Hollydell Ice Arena in Washington Township is about 35 miles away. See the full list of nearby rinks on this page.

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