SCA Arena, Ice hockey stadium in Timrå Municipality, Sweden
SCA Arena is an ice hockey arena in Timrå, a small town in central Sweden, with seating arranged around the rink to give spectators a clear view from most sections. The building includes food and ticketing areas distributed around the main floor.
The arena opened in 1966, making it one of the older ice sport facilities in Sweden. Over the following decades, it went through several updates to improve conditions for players and spectators.
The arena is home to Timrå IK, whose supporters fill the Västra stå standing terrace behind one goal. The club's name lives on in Lill-Strimmahallen next door, named after former Timrå player Lennart Svedberg, known as Lill-Strimma, who died in a car crash at 28; the hall was inaugurated on 16 December 1994, the day he would have turned 50.
The arena sits in central Timrå and is easy to reach by car, with parking close to the entrance. Those coming by public transport should check connections in advance, as services may be limited on match days.
The arena's all-time attendance record of 11,695 paying spectators dates from 20 January 1972, a match against Brynäs IF. The real number was higher: gates were forced and many entered without paying. The current capacity is 6,000.
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