Mercyhurst Ice Center

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Mercyhurst Ice Center is a hockey rink in Erie, Pennsylvania, home of the Mercyhurst Lakers (Atlantic Hockey America, NCAA Division I women). It opened in 1991, making it 35 years old in 2026 and seats 1,500 for hockey. The closest NHL rink is KeyBank Center in Buffalo, about 80 miles away. Mercyhurst’s men’s team, which also played here, left Division I after the 2025–26 season.

Rink facts

Location
Erie, Pennsylvania
Home of
Mercyhurst Lakers (NCAA)
School
Mercyhurst University
League
NCAA women · Atlantic Hockey America
Opened
1991
Capacity
1,500
Size rank in NCAA
63rd of 71

Rinks near Mercyhurst Ice Center10

  1. 1CHLErie Insurance Arena — Erie Otters (Erie, Pennsylvania)same city
  2. 2CHLTD Civic Centre — Brantford Bulldogs (Brantford, Ontario)71 mi
  3. 3AHLTD Coliseum — Hamilton Hammers (Hamilton, Ontario)77 mi
  4. 4USHL/NAHLCovelli Centre — Youngstown Phantoms (Youngstown, Ohio)79 mi
  5. 5NHLKeyBank Center — Buffalo Sabres (Buffalo, New York)80 mi
  6. 6NCAALECOM Harborcenter — Canisius Golden Griffins (Buffalo, New York)80 mi
  7. 7U SportsCanada Games Park — Brock Badgers (Thorold, Ontario)81 mi
  8. 8CHLMeridian Centre — Niagara IceDogs (St. Catharines, Ontario)83 mi
  9. 9CHLCanada Life Place — London Knights (London, Ontario)83 mi
  10. 10U SportsThompson Arena — Western Mustangs (London, Ontario)83 mi

Questions about Mercyhurst Ice Center

Where do the Mercyhurst Lakers play home games?

The Mercyhurst Lakers play at Mercyhurst Ice Center in Erie, Pennsylvania.

How many people does Mercyhurst Ice Center hold?

Mercyhurst Ice Center seats 1,500 for hockey.

When did Mercyhurst Ice Center open?

Mercyhurst Ice Center opened in 1991.

What other rinks are near Mercyhurst Ice Center?

Erie Insurance Arena is also in Erie. See the full list of nearby rinks on this page.

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