Conference Facilities
| School | Football stadium | Capacity | Basketball arena | Capacity | Hockey arena | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Augsburg | Edor Nelson Field | 1,400 | Si Melby Hall | 2,200 | Augsburg Ice Arena | 800 |
| Bethel | Royal Stadium | 3,500 | Robertson Center | 2,000 | NSC Schwan's Rink Blaine Ice Palace | 1,000 |
| Carleton | Laird Stadium | 7,500 | West Gymnasium | 1,850 | Non-Hockey School | N/A |
| Concordia | Jake Christiansen Stadium | 7,000 | Memorial Auditorium | 4,500 | Moorhead Sports Center | |
| Gustavus Adolphus | Hollingsworth Field | 5,000 | Gus Young Court | 3,000 | Don Roberts Ice Rink | 1,500 |
| Hamline | Klas Field | 2,000 | Hutton Arena | 2,000 | Vadnis Heights Sports Center Warner Coliseum | 1,300, 5,520 |
| Macalester* | Macalester Stadium | 4,000 | Leonard Center | 1,200 | Non-Hockey School | N/A |
| St. Benedict | Non-Football School | N/A | Claire Lynch Hall | 1,000 | Municipal Athletic Complex | |
| St. Catherine | Non-Football School | N/A | Butler Center | 500 | Ridder Arena | 3,400 |
| Saint John's | Clemens Stadium | 7,000 | Sexton Arena | 2,964 | National Hockey Center | 5,763 |
| Saint Mary's | Non-Football School | N/A | Fieldhouse | 3,500 | SMU Ice Arena | |
| St. Olaf | Manitou Field | 3,500 | Skoglund Center | 3,000 | Northfield Ice Arena | 600 |
| St. Thomas | O'Shaughnessy Stadium | 5,025 | Schoenecker Arena | 2,200 | St. Thomas Ice Arena | 1,400 |
* plays an independent football schedule
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