Fresno Falcons return to Selland Arena for first game in 17 years

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Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Fresno Falcons return to Selland Arena for first game in 17 years
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The Fresno Falcons are back at Selland Arena for the first time in 17 years, celebrating 80 years of history in hockey. The team debuted with a new scoreboard and played in front of a sold-out crowd. Head coach Iain Duncan expressed the team's commitment to the local community and excitement over returning to Fresno. Players, including Marah Wagner and Khristian Acosta, emphasized the importance of the return of hockey to the area and the goal of competing for a championship in the Federal Prospects Hockey League. The team has been preparing rigorously for an enthusiastic season opener.

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  • •Fresno Falcons last played 17 years ago.
  • •The game features a new scoreboard and a sold-out crowd.
  • •Head coach Iain Duncan highlighted community support.
  • •Marah Wagner returned to her roots to join the Falcons.
  • •Players aim to win a championship for Fresno.
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Eighty years of history for the Falcons is adding a new chapter this week, with a brand new scoreboard and playing in front of a sold out crowd at Selland Arena.

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