Stadium Reviews

The Beanpot is a bucket list item for any sports fan, whether or not you follow college hockey.

Horgan Arena serves as an adequate, if unspectacular, home for the Amcats.

The end is nearing for historic Matthews Arena, one of the oldest gymnasiums still in use for college basketball today.

American International College was the feel-good story of college hockey not long ago. But now AIC is headed for Division Two.

The Worcester Ice Center is a community rink that offers your typical small college experience with some impressive extras.

Lawler Arena is a small rink that provides the Warriors with a big home-ice advantage.

The Worcester Ice Center is a community rink that offers your typical small college experience along with some impressive extras.

The Mullins Center could be considered as one of the premiere arenas in New England. However, the lack of support holds back the experience.

While it’s been widely reported that the 2024-25 season will be Matthews Arena’s last, the final chapter for this barn has yet to be written

Katz Field is a solid small-college facility featuring affordable prices and a laid-back atmosphere close to the attractions of Boston.

While most Division Three teams in the area play in shared community rinks, Salem State University enjoys their own rink on campus.

Pair a Vikings basketball game with a tour of historic downtown Salem, and you have yourself quite a unique Stadium Journey.

The Bright-Landry Hockey Center comes up short when compared to the other Beanpot arenas around Boston.

Duane Stadium is a basic facility that is similar to many in the northeast. It suits the needs of the growing Merrimack football team well.

The MassMutual Center may have a definite 70s vibe to its design, but the game day experience here is all new.

Outfitted with the largest outdoor scoreboard in the country, Gillette Stadium remains a premier, if somewhat overshadowed NFL facility.

The Northeast Generals bring affordable, entertaining junior hockey to a part of Massachusetts that contains no shortage of crazed fans.

College football fans who enjoy their pigskin with a side of architecture will appreciate a visit to Cressy Field.

W.B. Mason Stadium is a nice, smaller facility which compares well to its peer facilities in the Northeast Conference.

Alumni Stadium has served as home to the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Engineers football team for over a century.