Mentor Civic Arena

Mentor Civic Arena is a 1,600-seat[1] ice arena located in Mentor, Ohio. It is home to a number of high-school hockey teams as well as the Mentor Ice Breakers of the Federal Prospects Hockey League. In addition to the main west rink, Mentor Civic Arena also has a second regulation-size rink and a smaller studio rink. The arena is part of the larger Civic Center Park, which includes a water park, a skate park, and an amphitheater that hosts concerts and other special events.

Mentor Civic Arena
Location8600 Munson Road, Mentor, Ohio 44060
OwnerCity of Mentor
Capacity1,600
Surface200' x 85' (hockey)
Opened1982
Tenants
Mentor High School ice hockey team
Lake Catholic High School ice hockey team
Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School ice hockey team
Mentor Ice Breakers (FPHL) (2018–present)
Website
MentorIceArena.com

History

Mentor Civic Arena was opened in 1982 and originally only had one rink. In 1997, a second rink was added to the facility, and the arena began hosting more major events as a result.[2]

On July 23, 2018, the Federal Hockey League announced that they would expand to Mentor with the Mentor Ice Breakers to play out of the Mentor Civic Arena.[3] This marked the first time that the arena would be home to professional hockey.

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References
  1. "Directory - Official Site of the Federal Hockey League". federalhockey.com. July 24, 2018. Archived from the original on July 24, 2018.
  2. "Mentor ice rinks to remain open for hockey, skating rentals this summer". The News-Herald. May 21, 2015.
  3. "Mentor Ice Breakers pro hockey team to play at Mentor Ice Arena". The News-Herald. July 23, 2018.

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