Indiana is home to 5 teams (2 ECHL, 2 SPHL/FPHL, and 1 NCAA) playing in 5 rinks. The biggest is Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, home of the Fort Wayne Komets, with 10,480 seats.
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ECHL2
- ECHLAllen County War Memorial Coliseum — Fort Wayne Komets (Fort Wayne)opened 1952 · cap 10,480SiteMapECHL · Western Conference · Central Division
- ECHLFishers Event Center — Indy Fuel (Fishers)opened 2024 · cap 7,500SiteMapECHL · Western Conference · Central Division
SPHL and FPHL minor pro2
FPHL
- SPHL/FPHLHamilton Community Center & Ice Arena — Indiana Sentinels (Columbus)opened 1958 · cap 1,150SiteMapFPHL · Eastern Conference · Great Lakes Division
SPHL
- SPHL/FPHLFord Center — Evansville Thunderbolts (Evansville)opened 2011 · cap 9,000SiteMapSPHL
NCAA Division I1
Big Ten
- NCAACompton Family Ice Arena — Notre Dame Fighting Irish (Notre Dame)opened 2011 · cap 5,022SiteMapBig Ten
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Indiana rink questions
How many hockey rinks are in Indiana?
Indiana is home to 5 teams (2 ECHL, 2 SPHL/FPHL, and 1 NCAA) playing in 5 rinks.
What is the biggest hockey rink in Indiana?
Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, home of the Fort Wayne Komets, holds 10,480.
What is the oldest hockey rink in Indiana?
Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne opened in 1952.
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