Greenville Swamp Rabbits Schedule 2026
Professional hockey in the Upstate runs through a franchise that arrived from Johnstown in 2010 as the Road Warriors and took its current name in 2015. Navy blue, orange, and gold define the look, and the South Division club plays under head coach and general manager Chad Costello. Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey tickets cover a full slate of ECHL nights. Check out the Swamp Rabbits schedule at Event Tickets Center.
Development sits at the center of the ECHL, where prospects earn their way up the ladder. As the ECHL affiliate of the NHL's Los Angeles Kings and the AHL's Ontario Reign, Greenville trades players with California all season long. The Ontario Reign Roster and the Swamp Rabbits lineup overlap constantly: forward Kenta Isogai has split time between the two clubs, and goaltender Isaiah Saville has logged starts in Greenville.
Downtown Greenville's home rink opened in 1998, and locals still call it The Well. The hockey setup seats up to 13,951, and the club drew a franchise-record 184,055 fans across the 2025-26 season for an average of more than 5,100 a night. A school-day game in November 2025 packed in 10,852, the biggest single-game crowd the franchise has ever had. Bon Secours Wellness Arena events also include concerts and family shows, so the building rarely sits quiet.
A full ECHL regular season fills the calendar from October 2026 into April 2027. The in-state rivalry with the South Carolina Stingrays sets the tone again, and the two clubs faced off several times during the 2025-26 season. Don't miss the game against the Stingrays on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at home, the fifth straight year that Greenville Swamp Rabbits games open the new campaign in the Upstate.
Postseason history here is compact but genuine. Division titles landed in 2010-11 and 2023-24, and the club has reached the Kelly Cup Playoffs in several recent seasons. The 2025-26 season ended without a spot in the bracket, which sharpens the pursuit of a first Kelly Cup. Costello knows the format from the inside, having won two Kelly Cups as a player in Allen, and that background shapes how this group is assembled for April.
Fast, physical hockey and a steady stream of Kings prospects give every night in the Upstate a different cast of characters. Add a young group chasing its way back into the bracket, a rivalry that heats up when the Stingrays visit, and a downtown building that fills up on Fridays, and the 2026-27 season offers plenty to follow. Score a spot for Greenville's next home night at Event Tickets Center.