Lambeau Field to Host Hockey Games on February 20
The Frozen Tundra Faceoff will bring college hockey to the Green Bay stadium with a scheduled backup date of February 21.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Hockey

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TEG Sport North America has finalized contracts for college hockey games at Lambeau Field in Green Bay on February 20, 2026. If the initial date is not feasible, the promoter and participating universities have agreed to reschedule the matchups for February 21.
Why it matters
The agreements establish clear financial terms and operational protocols for hosting high-profile collegiate sports at the iconic professional stadium. These contracts outline specific procedures for potential rescheduling or termination caused by adverse weather conditions.
Wisconsin will receive $175,000, Michigan $50,000, and Ohio State $5,500 to participate in the event. Ticket prices for the games are set to range from $55 to more than $250.
The players
TEG Sport North America
This organization is a sports promoter responsible for securing the venues, teams, and contracts for the upcoming hockey event at Lambeau Field.
University of Wisconsin
This public research university is a participating institution in the hockey showcase and is subject to tiered contract termination fees.
University of Michigan
This public research university is a participating institution that is eligible for a $20,000 payment to cover expenses if the event is rescheduled.
The Ohio State University
This public land-grant university is a participating institution with a specified $1 million early contract termination fee.
The details
TEG Sport North America retains all revenue streams from the event including tickets, parking, merchandise, and sponsorships. The contracts include significant financial penalties for cancellation, featuring a $1 million termination fee for Ohio State and a tiered penalty for Wisconsin that increases after January 31.
Timeline
Jan 31, 2026: Wisconsin contract termination fee increases from $500,000 to $750,000.
Feb 20, 2026: Scheduled date for the Frozen Tundra Faceoff hockey games at Lambeau Field.
Feb 21, 2026: Designated backup date for the games if the original date is not feasible.
Season Trajectory
This event continues the trend of moving collegiate hockey from campus rinks to high-capacity professional stadiums to drive attendance. It follows the pattern set by other major outdoor hockey showcases that aim to maximize revenue through neutral-site stadium venues.
Fans planning to attend can expect a wide range of ticket pricing, with entry costs spanning from $55 for standard seats up to $250 for premium options. Attendees should prepare for the possibility of a schedule shift, as the event has a contractually mandated backup date on February 21.
The takeaway
Organizing large-scale sporting events at outdoor venues requires detailed contractual contingencies to handle unpredictable weather and potential scheduling conflicts. Readers should be aware that the financial structure of these events often prioritizes the promoter's revenue retention over the participating universities' shares.
What happens next
The contract termination fee for the University of Wisconsin will increase from $500,000 to $750,000 on January 31, 2026.
Further reading
For more information on the local hockey landscape, visit Green Bay Hockey.
Source note: This article includes information reported by La Crosse Tribune.
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