Editing SNHU Arena (section)

===Minor league ice hockey===
The arena was home to two iterations of the Manchester Monarchs, [[Manchester Monarchs (AHL)|one from 2001 to 2015]] in the [[American Hockey League]] and another [[Manchester Monarchs (ECHL)|from 2015 to 2019]] in the [[ECHL]]. Both the AHL and ECHL Monarchs franchises were [[Los Angeles Kings]] farm teams. After the 2014–2015 season, Manchester and [[Ontario, California]], were two of several markets affected by a "franchise swap" between the ECHL and AHL. The AHL Monarchs franchise moved to Southern California, and the [[Ontario Reign (ECHL)|ECHL's Ontario Reign]] moved to Manchester. The AHL Monarchs and ECHL Reign were both owned by the same company who owned the Kings. A year later, after the 2015–2016 season, the Kings sold the newly relocated ECHL Monarchs to an entity known as PPI Sports LLC. PPI was unable to make the team profitable at the ECHL level, and abruptly closed down the team at the end of the 2019 season after failing to find another buyer.<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://www.unionleader.com/news/business/monarchs-pull-the-plug-on-professional-hockey-in-manchester/article_d5bf8bea-69a8-5c19-b1b3-24097c0083f6.html |title=Monarchs pull the plug on professional hockey in Manchester |work=[[New Hampshire Union Leader]] |date=May 15, 2019}}</ref> The arena is actively seeking a new tenant.

The AHL Monarchs won the [[Calder Cup]] at the end of their last season before moving to [[Ontario Reign (AHL)|Ontario, California]].

The arena has hosted the [[2004–05 AHL season|2005 AHL All-Star Game]].