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Excitement is brewing in Colorado Springs as a new season of Colorado College Tigers hockey approaches. With the move to the state-of-the-art Ed Robson Arena two years ago, fans and players have enjoyed a brand-new game atmosphere. And as the 2024 season dawns upon us, the Tigers are all set to take the ice in style with a brand-new, stunning center ice design. We believe it to be the best yet. This season the new Tiger logo finds itself at center ice for the first time. The old "CC" logo can still be found in the center line pattern. Click here to view the full rink layout. Check out the video of this new design being installed. You can view the history of Colorado College Tiger ice rink designs dating back to 2010 in the NCAA Center Ice Archive.

Today marks the exciting launch of our latest addition, "Faceoff Plus." This new page is dedicated to a diverse assortment of rinks, including those of minor league teams that currently lack representation on our site. Here, you'll have the chance to explore rinks that may not even have a home team, alongside famous rink layouts immortalized in movies. We want to emphasize that while Faceoff Plus will provide valuable content, updates to this section will not be considered as high-priority as the rest of our archive. As we strive to continuously enhance our platform, we might not update team or city rinks every season, allowing us to focus on other core features. We hope you'll enjoy this unique collection and join us in celebrating the fascinating world of ice rinks, big and small, across various leagues and cinematic spectacles. If you have requests for ice rinks that you would like to see added to Faceoff Plus, send photos to admin@frozenfaceoff.net or post them on the Community page.

The NHL is no stranger to having retro nights, and different teams celebrate in unique ways. We have seen throwback jerseys, 90's game presentation, and even vintage scoreboard graphics taking over the state-of-the-art video boards. However, one thing we haven't seen are vintage ice designs. Changing up the ice designs for a single game would certainly be the most-costly way to celebrate, but would it be unreasonable? Considering the NHL already requires every playoff team to swap out their corner in-ice advertisements each year, surely this would not be all that different. Special events such as the Allstar Game often require the entire rink to be painted over with new logos and ads which can later be shaved off brining the return of the original layout. So, what if each team repainted their ice for just one night? For this post we will stick with the current neutral zone dimensions with the current faceoff circles, goal crease, trapezoids, etc. We will be looking at what each team could do to bring a piece of their ice history into the current rink layout. Along the way, we will break a few of the ice regulations such as interrupting the red line, but nothing that the NHL hasn't broken itself with events such as the Winter Classic. Here is what we have come up with. Anaheim Ducks Inspired by the 2004 season, we bring back the Mighty Duck and the unique red line pattern. Arizona Coyotes This one would currently be impossible per the contract they signed with their college rink, but we will throw it out there anyway. Inspired by the 2003 season. Boston Bruins Inspired by the 1994 season and the last non-commemorative ice layout used at the Boston Garden. Buffalo Sabres Inspired by the 1997 season with the Hasek era logo. Calgary Flames Inspired by the 1995 season. Carolina Hurricanes Inspired by the 1998 season. Chicago Blackhawks Inspired by the 1994 season. This was the final layout used in the Chicago Stadium. Colorado Avalanche The Avalanche have always had a giant primary logo at center ice (aside from anniversary logos) so this one is more of a hypothetical layout. We gave it a retro feel with two smaller logos and the 1996 red line. Columbus Blue Jackets Inspired by the 2001 season. Dallas Stars Inspired by the 1999 season. Detroit Red Wings Inspired by the 1995 season. Edmonton Oilers Inspired by the 1994 season, the Rogers Place logo is perfect for bringing back that Northlands Coliseum vibe. Florida Panthers Inspired by the 1996 season. Since they still have no naming rights partner (yes that is supposed to change, so they say), we brought back the old Florida Panthers text around the center circle. Los Angeles Kings Inspired by the 1997 season, Crytpo.com Arena is far from the Great Western Forum namesake, but it will have to do for this layout. Minnesota Wild Inspired by, or perhaps copied from the 2002 season, with the same arena name, and logo to this date, it would be easy to bring back an early layout. Montreal Canadiens Inspired by the final season in the Montreal Forum, we are bringing back the much smaller dual layout and red line design. Nashville Predators Inspired by the 1999 season. New Jersey Devils Inspired by the 1983 season with a unique layout for the old green and red logos. New York Islanders Inspired by the 1996 season, bring on the fisherman logo. New York Rangers Bringing back the exact center ice layout from the 1997 season. Ottawa Senators Inspired by the 2007 season. Philadelphia Flyers Inspired by the 1996 season at the old Spectrum. Pittsburgh Penguins Bringing back Igloo vibes with this 1995 inspiration. San Jose Sharks Inspired by the 1994 season. Seattle Kraken It is pretty tough to have a retro night when your team is only a couple seasons old. For Seattle, we are just giving them a dual logo treatment. St. Louis Blues Inspired by the 1999 season at Kiel Center. Tampa Bay Lightning Inspired by the 1998 season. Toronto Maple Leafs Inspired by the 1995 season at Maple Leaf Gardens. Vancouver Cancucks Inspired by the 1971 season as the Canucks joined the NHL. Vegas Golden Knights Another team with a very short history. The Golden Knights always have the most impressive and unique designs, so we will give them a retro vide by simply using their primary logo on both sides of the red line. Washington Capitals Inspired by the 1996 season, the flying eagle returns. Winnipeg Jets Inspired by both the 1991 and 1996 seasons. We brought back the 1991 season logo, but the red line comes from the final season for the original Jets team. What would you like to see on ice for a Retro Night? Let us know in the comments below.

Calgary Flames This ice was painted but never skated on. Saddledome ice crews changed out the center line design for the familiar Flames' team logo pattern. Download Graphics ​ ​ Next Season Previous Season Scotiabank Saddledome Interior Credit: The Globe and Mail Scotiabank Saddledome Interior Credit: RateYourSeats.com Olympic Saddledome Construction Credit: Canadian Geographic Scotiabank Saddledome Interior Credit: The Globe and Mail 1/4 Scotiabank Saddledome Calgary, AB Canada Rink Dimensions (feet) 200x85 Scotiabank Saddledome is a multi-use indoor arena in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Located in Stampede Park in the southeast end of downtown Calgary, the Saddledome was built in 1983 to replace the Stampede Corral as the home of the Calgary Flames of the National Hockey League, and to host ice hockey and figure skating at the 1988 Winter Olympics. Calgary Flames 2024 (Unused) Rink 3D Rink This ice was painted but never skated on. Saddledome ice crews changed out the center line design for the familiar Flames' team logo pattern. Additional Layouts Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME Credit: Ronnie Chua Arena Related Rinks Scotiabank Saddledome is a multi-use indoor arena in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Located in Stampede Park in the southeast end of downtown Calgary, the Saddledome was built in 1983 to replace the Stampede Corral as the home of the Calgary Flames of the National Hockey League, and to host ice hockey and figure skating at the 1988 Winter Olympics. The arena's roof is shaped like a horse saddle, thus earning the name "Saddledome". The Saddledome was one of many buildings impacted by the 2013 Alberta floods. The flooding of the Elbow and Bow Rivers swamped many areas of the city, including Stampede Park where the Saddledome is located. The event level of the arena was filled with water, also wrecking the high definition scoreboard that had been sitting on the rink floor during the summer downtime, while the dressing rooms and control room for the video replay screen were swamped. Map Scotiabank Saddledome 2019-Present Scotiabank Saddledome 2010-2019 Pengrowth Saddledome 2000-2010 Canadian Airlines Saddledome 2000-2010 Canadian Airlines Saddledome 1999-2000 Olympic Saddledome 1983-1995 Photos ​ Current Season ​ comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment

Tampa Bay Lightning ​ Download Graphics ​ ​ Next Season Previous Season Amalie Arena Aerial Credit: Betacom Amalie Arena Interior Credit: Trip Advisor Ice Palace Construction Amalie Arena Aerial Credit: Betacom 1/6 St. Pete Times Forum Tampa, FL USA Rink Dimensions (feet) 200x85 Amalie Arena (officially stylized as AMALIE Arena) is a multipurpose arena in Tampa, Florida, that has been used for ice hockey, basketball, arena football, concerts, and other events. It is mainly used as the home for the Tampa Bay Lightning of the National Hockey League. Tampa Bay Lightning 2011 (2nd) Rink 3D Rink Additional Layouts Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic AMALIE ARENA Credit: Mortenson Arena Related Rinks Amalie Arena (officially stylized as AMALIE Arena) is a multipurpose arena in Tampa, Florida, that has been used for ice hockey, basketball, arena football, concerts, and other events. It is mainly used as the home for the Tampa Bay Lightning of the National Hockey League. The building opened in 1996 and was originally known as the Ice Palace. In August 2002, the building's naming rights were sold to the St. Petersburg Times, which became the Tampa Bay Times in January 2012; accordingly, the arena was known as the St. Pete Times Forum (2002–2012) and Tampa Bay Times Forum (2012–2014). In September 2014, the arena was renamed Amalie Arena when the naming rights were transferred to Amalie Oil Company. Map Amalie Arena 2014-Present Tampa Bay Times Forum 2012-2014 St. Pete Times Forum 2002-2012 Ice Palace 1996-2002 Photos ​ Current Season ​ comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment

Minnesota North Stars ​ Download Graphics Ad Free Ice ​ Next Season Previous Season 1/0 Met Center Bloomington, MN USA Rink Dimensions (feet) 200x85 ​ Minnesota North Stars 1968 Rink 3D Rink Additional Layouts Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic Pre-Game Ice Post-Game Ice 3D Rink Graphic ​ ​ Arena Related Rinks Map Photos ​ Current Season ​ comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment