Fresno Visalia, CA, October 7, 2026 — Fresno, California is once again set to host professional hockey with the announcement of the Fresno Falcons’ return to Selland Arena. This marks a significant moment for the city’s sports landscape, bringing a familiar name back to the ice. The team will compete in the Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL), a professional league known for developing talent and providing exciting hockey action.

The Fresno Falcons organization has a history in the region, having previously operated before folding in 2008. This new iteration of the team is poised to build upon that legacy, aiming to foster a strong connection with the Fresno community. Organizers have stated that a key objective for the Falcons is to re-establish roots and engage with local fans, creating a renewed sense of shared passion for the sport.

Beyond community engagement, the team also has its sights set on building sustainable operations. The FPHL provides a platform for the Falcons to develop and showcase players, while also seeking to establish new partnerships. These collaborations are viewed as crucial for ensuring the team’s long-term viability and success within the league and the city.

Specific details regarding the team’s schedule, roster, and management were not immediately available. However, the return of professional hockey to Selland Arena is anticipated to be a welcome development for sports enthusiasts in Fresno, promising a new era for the Falcons brand.


Story summarized from the original created by Samantha Rangel on www.kvpr.org, see more information here.

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