LaBahn Arena

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LaBahn Arena is a hockey rink in Madison, Wisconsin, home of the Wisconsin Badgers women’s team (WCHA, NCAA Division I women). It opened in 2012, making it 14 years old in 2026 and seats 2,273 for hockey. The closest NHL rink is United Center in Chicago, about 122 miles away. The Badgers’ men’s team plays at Kohl Center.

Rink facts

Location
Madison, Wisconsin
Home of
Wisconsin Badgers women (NCAA)
School
University of Wisconsin–Madison
League
NCAA women · WCHA
Opened
2012
Capacity
2,273
Size rank in NCAA
54th of 71

Rinks near LaBahn Arena10

  1. 1NCAAKohl Center — Wisconsin Badgers (Madison, Wisconsin)same city
  2. 2USHL/NAHLLEGACY20 Arena at DeForest Yards — Madison Capitols (DeForest, Wisconsin)12 mi
  3. 3USHL/NAHLWoodman's Sports & Convention Center — Janesville Jets (Janesville, Wisconsin)31 mi
  4. 4AHLBMO Center — Rockford IceHogs (Rockford, Illinois)57 mi
  5. 5USHL/NAHLThe Ponds of Brookfield — Wisconsin Windigo (Brookfield, Wisconsin)65 mi
  6. 6AHLUW–Milwaukee Panther Arena — Milwaukee Admirals (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)73 mi
  7. 7USHL/NAHLImOn Arena — Dubuque Fighting Saints (Dubuque, Iowa)76 mi
  8. 8AHLAllstate Arena — Chicago Wolves (Rosemont, Illinois)106 mi
  9. 9USHL/NAHLResch Center — Green Bay Gamblers (Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin)120 mi
  10. 10NHLUnited Center — Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago, Illinois)122 mi

Questions about LaBahn Arena

Where does the Wisconsin Badgers women’s team play home games?

The Wisconsin Badgers women’s team plays at LaBahn Arena in Madison, Wisconsin.

How many people does LaBahn Arena hold?

LaBahn Arena seats 2,273 for hockey.

When did LaBahn Arena open?

LaBahn Arena opened in 2012.

What other rinks are near LaBahn Arena?

Kohl Center is also in Madison. See the full list of nearby rinks on this page.

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