Hull Stingrays Tickets

The Hull Stingrays were a professional ice hockey team based in Hull, England. Founded in 2003, they played their home games at the Hull Ice Arena, commonly known as the Hull Arena. As a member of the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) from 2006 to 2015, they built a dedicated following in the city and across the league. The Stingrays competed in multiple EIHL playoff runs and became a part of Hull’s modern ice hockey narrative before ceasing operations in 2015.

On June 24, 2015, the club was liquidated, and the EIHL slot formerly held by the Stingrays was subsequently filled by other teams, notably Manchester Storm. Since then, Hull's top-tier ice hockey presence has continued with teams like the Hull Pirates and Hull Seahawks in lower tiers, while the Hull Arena remains a central venue for hockey in the city.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, key discography-style highlights (in the context of the team’s timeline and achievements), and information about the legacy and ongoing influence of Hull Stingrays among Hull’s hockey community.

For fans looking to explore Hull’s ice hockey heritage, consider following official team pages and local venues for updates on Hull Arena events and future community programs. The spirit of the Stingrays lives on in Hull’s continued passion for the sport, with fans and partners who remember the team’s contributions to the city’s hockey culture.

• Official social profiles: Twitter and Facebook historically documented the Stingrays’ updates and fan engagement. Links provided below
• Venue history: Hull Ice Arena (Hull Arena) remained a central hub for hockey in Hull, with ongoing developments in the city’s hockey landscape
• Legacy: The Stingrays’ era is noted for playoff appearances and a dedicated fan base that shaped Hull’s identity in EIHL history