North Dakota is home to 4 teams (1 NCAA and 3 USHL/NAHL) playing in 4 rinks. The biggest is Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks, home of the North Dakota Fighting Hawks, with 11,568 seats. The oldest is Maysa Arena, opened in 2000.
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NCAA Division I1
NCHC
- NCAARalph Engelstad Arena — North Dakota Fighting Hawks (Grand Forks)opened 2001 · cap 11,568SiteMapNCHC
USHL and NAHL junior3
NAHL
- USHL/NAHLMaysa Arena — Minot Minotauros (Minot)opened 2000 · cap 1,800SiteMapNAHL · Central Division
- USHL/NAHLV.F.W. Sports Center — Bismarck Bobcats (Bismarck)SiteMapNAHL · Central Division
USHL
- USHL/NAHLScheels Arena — Fargo Force (Fargo)opened 2008 · cap 5,000SiteMapUSHL · Western Conference
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North Dakota rink questions
How many hockey rinks are in North Dakota?
North Dakota is home to 4 teams (1 NCAA and 3 USHL/NAHL) playing in 4 rinks.
What is the biggest hockey rink in North Dakota?
Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks, home of the North Dakota Fighting Hawks, holds 11,568.
What is the oldest hockey rink in North Dakota?
Maysa Arena in Minot opened in 2000.
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