Waterloo Black Hawks Schedule 2025
Waterloo Black Hawks Seating Charts
The Waterloo Black Hawks schedule keeps game nights circled across the Cedar Valley, and Young Arena turns them into weekly meetups. Black and red sections lean into quick swings—relentless forechecks, sudden takeaways, that one rush that flips the mood. Coming off a 34–18–6–4 season and a run to the Clark Cup Final, the focus shifts to special-teams polish and late-period poise at home. Plan your outing early and grab seats at Event Tickets Center so you’re set when the next momentum surge hits.
Waterloo battles inside the USHL’s Western Conference, where weekly results set the path to playoff seeding. The West runs through Lincoln Stars, Sioux Falls, Fargo, Sioux City, Tri-City, Des Moines, Omaha, and those in-state tilts that crank up the rivalry heat. Standings compress late, so divisional rematches and tiebreakers often decide the bracket. Track the conference slate closely and circle head-to-heads that can swing the table in a weekend.
Game nights at Young Arena feel close to the ice, with a capacity right around 3,000 and standing-room crowds pushing it higher for big dates. The downtown rink opened in the mid-1990s on the banks of the Cedar River and remains the team’s year-round home, hosting league games, community events, and select showcases.
Rally your crew, wear the colors, and make third periods feel heavier with every shift. Pick your matchup, choose your section, and lean into a barn that can swing a game when the volume rises. Don’t miss the best dates.Get your Waterloo Black Hawks tickets at Event Tickets Center today.