Ray Twinney Recreation Complex
Ray Twinney Recreation Complex is a hockey rink in Newmarket, Ontario, home of the Newmarket Hurricanes (OJHL, Junior A). It opened in 1985, making it 41 years old in 2026 and seats 3,700 for hockey. That makes it the 5th-largest rink in Junior A and the biggest in the OJHL.
The closest NHL rink is Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, about 26 miles away.
Rink facts
- Location
- Newmarket, Ontario
- Home of
- Newmarket Hurricanes
- League
- OJHL · East Conference
- Opened
- 1985
- Capacity
- 3,700
- Former names
- Toronto Jr. Canadiens
- Size rank in Junior A
- 5th of 69
Plan your trip to Ray Twinney Recreation Complex
Rinks near Ray Twinney Recreation Complex10
- 1Junior AAurora Community Centre — Aurora Tigers 4 mi
- 2Junior AZancor Centre — King Rebellion 8 mi
- 3Junior AStouffville Arena — Stouffville Spirit 12 mi
- 4Junior AMarkham Centennial Centre — Markham Royals 15 mi
- 5Junior AHerbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre — North York Rangers 21 mi
- 6Junior AScotiabank Pond — Toronto Warriors 21 mi
- 7Junior APickering Recreation Complex — Pickering Panthers 22 mi
- 8CHLSadlon Arena — Barrie Colts 26 mi
- 9NHLScotiabank Arena — Toronto Maple Leafs 26 mi
- 10AHLCoca-Cola Coliseum — Toronto Marlies 26 mi
Questions about Ray Twinney Recreation Complex
Where do the Newmarket Hurricanes play home games?
The Newmarket Hurricanes play at Ray Twinney Recreation Complex in Newmarket, Ontario.
How many people does Ray Twinney Recreation Complex hold?
Ray Twinney Recreation Complex seats 3,700 for hockey.
When did Ray Twinney Recreation Complex open?
Ray Twinney Recreation Complex opened in 1985.
What other rinks are near Ray Twinney Recreation Complex?
Aurora Community Centre in Aurora is about 4 miles away. See the full list of nearby rinks on this page.
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