Resch Center

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Resch Center is a hockey rink in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, home of the Green Bay Gamblers (USHL, Tier I junior). It opened in 2002, making it 24 years old in 2026 and seats 8,709 for hockey. That makes it the 2nd-largest rink in USHL/NAHL.

The closest NHL rink is United Center in Chicago, about 183 miles away.

Rink facts

Location
Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin
Home of
Green Bay Gamblers (USHL/NAHL)
League
USHL · Eastern Conference
Opened
2002
Capacity
8,709
Size rank in USHL/NAHL
2nd of 31

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Rinks near Resch Center10

  1. 1USHL/NAHLThe Ponds of Brookfield — Wisconsin Windigo (Brookfield, Wisconsin)99 mi
  2. 2AHLUW–Milwaukee Panther Arena — Milwaukee Admirals (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)100 mi
  3. 3USHL/NAHLLEGACY20 Arena at DeForest Yards — Madison Capitols (DeForest, Wisconsin)108 mi
  4. 4NCAAKohl Center — Wisconsin Badgers (Madison, Wisconsin)120 mi
  5. 5USHL/NAHLTrinity Health Arena — Muskegon Lumberjacks (Muskegon, Michigan)125 mi
  6. 6USHL/NAHLWoodman's Sports & Convention Center — Janesville Jets (Janesville, Wisconsin)134 mi
  7. 7NCAAEwigleben Arena — Ferris State Bulldogs (Big Rapids, Michigan)138 mi
  8. 8NCAABerry Events Center — Northern Michigan Wildcats (Marquette, Michigan)147 mi
  9. 9AHLVan Andel Arena — Grand Rapids Griffins (Grand Rapids, Michigan)159 mi
  10. 10AHLBMO Center — Rockford IceHogs (Rockford, Illinois)162 mi

Questions about Resch Center

Where do the Green Bay Gamblers play home games?

The Green Bay Gamblers play at Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin.

How many people does Resch Center hold?

Resch Center seats 8,709 for hockey.

When did Resch Center open?

Resch Center opened in 2002.

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