South Dakota is home to 5 teams (1 ECHL, 1 NCAA, and 3 USHL/NAHL) playing in 5 rinks. The biggest is Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls, home of the Sioux Falls Stampede, with 10,678 seats. The oldest is The Monument Ice Arena, opened in 1977.
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ECHL1
- ECHLThe Monument Ice Arena — Rapid City Rush (Rapid City)opened 1977 · cap 5,132SiteMapECHL · Western Conference · Mountain Division
NCAA Division I1
CCHA
- NCAAMidco Arena — Augustana Vikings (Sioux Falls)cap 3,082SiteMapCCHA
USHL and NAHL junior3
NAHL
- USHL/NAHLOdde Ice Center — Aberdeen Wings (Aberdeen)SiteMapNAHL · Central Division
- USHL/NAHLPrairie Lakes Ice Arena — Watertown Shamrocks (Watertown)SiteMapNAHL · Central Division
USHL
- USHL/NAHLDenny Sanford Premier Center — Sioux Falls Stampede (Sioux Falls)opened 2014 · cap 10,678SiteMapUSHL · Western Conference
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South Dakota rink questions
How many hockey rinks are in South Dakota?
South Dakota is home to 5 teams (1 ECHL, 1 NCAA, and 3 USHL/NAHL) playing in 5 rinks.
What is the biggest hockey rink in South Dakota?
Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls, home of the Sioux Falls Stampede, holds 10,678.
What is the oldest hockey rink in South Dakota?
The Monument Ice Arena in Rapid City opened in 1977.
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