Lee and Penny Anderson Arena
NCAA
Lee and Penny Anderson Arena is a hockey rink in Saint Paul, Minnesota, home of the St. Thomas Tommies (NCHC, NCAA Division I). It opened in 2025 and seats 4,000 for hockey. It ranks 7th of 10 in the NCHC by capacity.
Rink facts
- Location
- Saint Paul, Minnesota
- Home of
- St. Thomas Tommies
- School
- University of St. Thomas
- League
- NCHC
- Opened
- 2025
- Capacity
- 4,000
- Size rank in NCAA
- 29th of 60
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Rinks near Lee and Penny Anderson Arena10
- 1NHLGrand Casino Arena — Minnesota Wild same city
- 2NCAA3M Arena at Mariucci — Minnesota Golden Gophers 10 mi
- 3USHL/NAHLForest Lake Sports Center — Minnesota Mallards 22 mi
- 4NCAAHerb Brooks National Hockey Center — St. Cloud State Huskies 66 mi
- 5USHL/NAHLSt. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex — St. Cloud Norsemen 66 mi
- 6NCAAMayo Clinic Health System Event Center — Minnesota State Mavericks 71 mi
- 7USHL/NAHLRiverside Arena — Austin Bruins 89 mi
- 8USHL/NAHLNorthwoods Credit Union Arena — Minnesota Wilderness 127 mi
- 9NCAAAMSOIL Arena — Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs 135 mi
- 10USHL/NAHLYoung Arena — Waterloo Black Hawks 175 mi
Questions about Lee and Penny Anderson Arena
Where do the St. Thomas Tommies play home games?
The St. Thomas Tommies play at Lee and Penny Anderson Arena in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
How many people does Lee and Penny Anderson Arena hold?
Lee and Penny Anderson Arena seats 4,000 for hockey.
When did Lee and Penny Anderson Arena open?
Lee and Penny Anderson Arena opened in 2025.
What other rinks are near Lee and Penny Anderson Arena?
Grand Casino Arena is also in Saint Paul. See the full list of nearby rinks on this page.
Facts are for the 2026–27 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your rink? Get the “Listed on RinkGuide.com” badge for your website.