Sioux City Musketeers Schedule 2026
Sioux City heads into the season looking to build on a 30-27-3-2 finish that carried the Musketeers into the second round of the Clark Cup playoffs. Luke Garry led the attack with 61 points, William Tomko chipped in 24 goals, and blueliner Shayne Gould topped every USHL defenseman in scoring. With that core largely intact, the Muskies look ready to make more noise between the boards this time around. Book Sioux City Musketeers tickets at Event Tickets Center.
USHL standings had Sioux City settling into third place in the Western Conference last season, good enough for home ice in the opening round of the Clark Cup playoffs. The Waterloo Black Hawks remain a natural measuring stick in a rivalry built on tight, physical hockey, but it was Fargo Force that ended Sioux City's season last spring, eliminating the Musketeers in a Conference Semifinal that went to double overtime in the deciding game. Sioux Falls Stampede and Fargo rounded out the conference's top tier, giving the West one of junior hockey's deepest divisions. Climbing past both means tightening special teams and finding consistency across a long winter schedule.
Tyson Events Center anchors downtown Sioux City with a horseshoe-shaped bowl that keeps every seat close to the action, backed by 28 luxury suites for group nights. Opened in 2003 along the Missouri River, the building doubles as a concert and event space between Musketeers home dates, so fans can catch a full slate of programming without leaving the block. Sections near center ice offer the clearest read on zone entries and special teams, while seats above the attacking end reward fans who want to see rushes develop in real time. Parking downtown is straightforward, making game night simple to plan.
The Musketeers play 62 games that run from the September Fall Classic through early April, with the Waterloo Black Hawks series again drawing the loudest crowds on the calendar. Circle October 30 for the first trip to Young Arena in Waterloo, always a physical measuring stick early in the year. A manageable stretch to open the season gives the young roster time to gel before the Western Conference grind tightens in December and January.
A deep, improving roster, a rivalry with Waterloo that never cools off, and a building that turns every third period into a wall of noise make this the year to see the Musketeers live. Luke Garry and Shayne Gould give fans a reason to watch every shift, and the young core still has room to grow into something special this winter. Grab Sioux City Musketeers seats at Event Tickets Center.