Rhode Island is home to 4 D-I teams, playing in 4 arenas. The biggest is Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, home of the Providence Friars, with 12,400 seats.
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NCAA Division I4
A-10
- D-IRyan Center — Rhode Island Rams (Kingston)opened 2002 · cap 7,657SiteMapA-10
America East
- D-IChace Athletic Center — Bryant Bulldogs (Smithfield)opened 2001 · cap 2,700SiteMapAmerica East
Big East
- D-IAmica Mutual Pavilion — Providence Friars (Providence)opened 1972 · cap 12,400SiteMapBig East
Ivy
- D-IPizzitola Sports Center — Brown Bears (Providence)opened 1989 · cap 2,800SiteMapIvy
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Rhode Island arena questions
How many basketball arenas are in Rhode Island?
Rhode Island is home to 4 D-I teams, playing in 4 arenas.
What is the biggest basketball arena in Rhode Island?
Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, home of the Providence Friars, holds 12,400.
What is the oldest basketball arena in Rhode Island?
Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence opened in 1972.
How do I find the closest basketball arena to me?
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