amerks.com

amerks.com lists several ways to buy Rochester Americans tickets: single game tickets, new season ticket memberships, season ticket member renewals, flex packs, group tickets, and premium areas such as the Party Deck and Suites. The right option depends on how many games you plan to attend and whether you are buying for yourself, a group, or a business. The site also provides mobile ticketing, a seating chart, and a ticket FAQ page to support the purchase.

Ticket types listed on the site

The Tickets section of amerks.com organizes options by buyer type rather than by price tier. Based on the site navigation, these are the available categories:

The site does not publish prices, seat maps, or purchase limits for these categories on the pages reviewed, so you will need to open each option to see current availability and cost.

Buying single game tickets from the schedule

Single game purchases are tied directly to the schedule. On the Game Center and schedule listings, select home games show a Buy Tickets link next to the date and time.

For example, the schedule shows:

• Sun, Oct 04 — home game
• Fri, Oct 09, 7:05PM — home, with a Buy Tickets link
• Wed, Oct 21, 7:05PM — home, with a Buy Tickets link

Away games (such as Sat, Oct 10 at 6:00PM, Fri, Oct 16 at 7:05PM, and Sat, Oct 17 at 7:00PM) do not show a Buy Tickets link in the same listing, since those are hosted by the opposing team.

How to buy a single game ticket:

1. Go to the Schedule or Game Center section of amerks.com.
2. Find a home game with a Buy Tickets link.
3. Select the link to open the ticketing page.
4. Choose your seats using the seating chart, then complete checkout.

Expected result: You receive a mobile ticket, which you manage through the Mobile Ticketing page.

Common snag: Not every home game displays a Buy Tickets link in the schedule view. If a game you want has no link, check back closer to the date or use the main Tickets menu instead.

Season tickets, flex packs, and renewals

If you plan to attend many games, the membership and pack options are the relevant ones:

• New Season Ticket Memberships — for fans buying a full-season package for the first time.
• Season Ticket Member Renewal — for current members extending their seats.
• Flex Packs — a middle option for buyers who want several games but not a full season.

The site does not state how many games a flex pack includes, what seating tiers exist, or what member benefits apply. Those details would appear on the individual pages under the Tickets menu.

Group and premium options

For larger parties, the site separates standard group tickets from two premium areas:

• Group Tickets — general group seating.
• Party Deck — a dedicated group space.
• Suites — private premium viewing.

These are listed as distinct products, so a group organizer should compare them before choosing. Capacity, minimum group size, and included amenities are not specified in the pages reviewed.

Supporting ticket tools

Once you have chosen a ticket type, the site provides:

• Mobile Ticketing — how to access and use your tickets on a phone.
• Seating Chart — to preview seat locations before buying.
• FAQ — answers to common ticketing questions.
• My Amerks Tickets — account access for managing your tickets.

Quick decision guide

• One or two games: Single Game Tickets via the schedule's Buy Tickets links.
• Several games, no full season: Flex Packs.
• Every home game: New Season Ticket Memberships or a renewal if you are already a member.
• Large group or event: Group Tickets, Party Deck, or Suites, depending on the setting you want.

Because amerks.com does not publish prices or availability in the sections reviewed, confirm current details on each ticket page before purchasing.

amerks.com is the official website of the Rochester Americans, an American Hockey League (AHL) team. If you want game schedules, scores, the current roster, ticket links, or team news, this is the team's own site and the primary place to find that information. It is a team and fan-information site rather than a general hockey database, so its content centers on this one club.

What the site covers

The site is organized around the things a fan or ticket-buyer needs during a season:

• Game Center — a hub for matchups, including a "Last Game" result and "Upcoming Games" list.
• Schedule — the regular-season schedule, plus promotional nights, a printable schedule, and calendar import options.
• Team — roster, player tracker, pronunciation guide, hockey operations and front office staff, transactions, stats, standings, affiliates, and history.
• Tickets — season memberships, single-game tickets, flex packs, group tickets, suites, and mobile ticketing, with a seating chart and FAQ.
• News & Media — latest news and videos, AHL and Sabres news, AHLTV on FloHockey, and a listen-live option.
• Game Night — game notes and roster, promotions, arena info, parking, and fan features.

Scores and schedule

The Game Center shows a completed game with a line score broken out by period (1st, 2nd, 3rd, OT, SO) and a final result, followed by a list of upcoming games with dates, times, and home/away labels. Some upcoming home games include a "Buy Tickets" link directly in the schedule, which is the fastest path from a date to a purchase.

If you want the schedule in your own calendar, the site offers calendar and import options rather than requiring you to check back manually.

Roster and team information

The roster is split by position, with player names and jersey numbers. Forwards listed include Zac Funk (11), Riley Fiddler-Schultz (12), Jason Polin (14), Trevor Kuntar (16), Thomas Bordeleau (17), Graham Slaggert (19), Red Savage (21), Aidan McDonough (28), Liam Valente (40), Conor Sheary (43), Brendan Warren (45), Mason Geertsen (55), Jake Richard (59), Matthew Peca (63), Carson Meyer (72), and Matteo Costantini (73). Defensemen include Gavin McCarthy (2), Dennis Gilbert (8), Maxim Štrbák (18), Ryan Johnson (23), Noah Laaouan (36), Radim Mrtka (57), Zack Hayes (65), and Vsevolod Komarov (83). Goalies listed are Matthew Villalta (31), Scott Ratzlaff (33), and Talyn Boyko (35).

Beyond the roster, the Team section links to stats, standings, transactions, and a player tracker, so you can follow changes over a season rather than only seeing a snapshot.

Tickets

Ticketing is a major part of the site. Options include new season ticket memberships, season ticket member renewal, single-game tickets, flex packs, group tickets, a party deck, and suites, along with mobile ticketing, a seating chart, and a ticketing FAQ. The site does not publish prices in the material reviewed here, so check the individual ticket links for current pricing and availability.

News, media, and following the team

The News & Media section carries the latest team news and videos, plus AHL and Buffalo Sabres news. Recent headlines shown on the site include "Amerks Look to Sweep Weekend in Belleville" and "Amerks Take Down Defending Champs on Opening Night." For live coverage, the site points to AHLTV on FloHockey and a listen-live option. Social and photo links include Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Flickr.

Who this site is for

• Fans who want scores, standings, roster moves, and team news in one place.
• Ticket buyers looking for single games, packages, group options, or suite information.
• Local attendees who need arena, parking, and game-night details.
• Followers of the Sabres pipeline, since the site links to Sabres news and lists affiliates.

If you are looking for league-wide AHL statistics or coverage of other teams, this site is not built for that — it is the Rochester Americans' own home online.

You can follow Rochester Americans news and game-day coverage directly on amerks.com through two main sections: News & Media for written and video updates, and Game Night for roster notes, promotions, and live listening or viewing links. This guide covers where each item lives on the site and what you'll find there, based on the site's own navigation and page content.

News & Media: Written and Video Coverage

The News & Media section is the site's hub for ongoing coverage. Its menu lists:

• Latest News — current articles about the team. The homepage surfaces these as headlines, such as "AMERKS LOOK TO SWEEP WEEKEND IN BELLEVILLE" and "AMERKS TAKE DOWN DEFENDING CHAMPS ON OPENING NIGHT," each with a "More Info" link to the full story.
• Latest Videos — video content from the team.
• AHL News — league-wide news, useful if you want context beyond Rochester.
• Sabres News — coverage of the affiliated NHL club.

If you only want one thing, start with Latest News: it's where game recaps and previews appear first.

Game Night: Roster Notes and Promotions

The Game Night menu groups the practical, game-specific information:

• Game Notes & Roster — notes and the roster for that night's game.
• Game Promos — the promotion tied to a specific game.
• What Your Ticket Can Get You — perks associated with your ticket.
• Blue Cross Arena Info — venue information.
• Parking Information — where to park.

This is the section to check on the day of a game rather than in advance, since notes and rosters are tied to a specific matchup.

Listening and Watching

Two options are listed on the site:

• Listen Live — audio coverage.
• AHLTV on FloHockey — the streaming option for AHL games.

The site does not state pricing, login requirements, or regional restrictions for either option, so check each link directly for current access terms.

Scores, Schedule, and Standings

For results and upcoming games, use Game Center, which includes Last Game and Upcoming Games. The homepage shows a recent result in this format:

Upcoming games appear with date, time, and home/away designation, and home games include a Buy Tickets link. Related pages include Schedule (with a printable version and calendar import), Stats, and Standings.

Social Media and Photos

The site links to these accounts and channels:

• Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube — follow @AmerksHockey on Twitter for updates.
• Flickr — Amerks photos.

A Practical Routine

If you want to stay current without checking everything:

1. Daily or post-game: read Latest News for recaps and previews.
2. On game day: open Game Night for Game Notes & Roster and Game Promos.
3. To watch or listen: use Listen Live or AHLTV on FloHockey.
4. For scores and what's next: check Game Center and Schedule.

One caveat: the site's navigation is the source of truth here. Menu labels and link availability can change during a season, so if a link doesn't behave as described, look for it under the same section heading rather than assuming it's gone.

The Rochester Americans official site (amerks.com) puts both the full schedule and recent results in the same top-level Schedule and Game Center areas. Use Schedule when you want the whole season, printable versions, or calendar imports; use Game Center when you just want the last result and the next few games. Both are reachable from the main menu without logging in.

Where the schedule lives

The Schedule section is the home for season-long planning. According to the site's navigation, it includes:

• Regular Season — the standard game-by-game listing
• Promotional Nights — games tied to specific theme or giveaway events
• Printable Schedule — a version formatted for printing
• Calendar Schedule — options to add games to a calendar
• Schedule Import — a way to pull the schedule into your own calendar app
• Pregame Happy Hour and Sensory & Accessibility Nights — special-format game listings

Each game entry shows the date, start time, home/away designation, and a Buy Tickets link where tickets are available. For example, the listed home game on Fri, Oct 09 at 7:05PM carries a Buy Tickets link, while the away game on Sat, Oct 10 at 6:00PM does not.

Reading a schedule entry

Where results and upcoming games live

Game Center is the faster route for "what just happened" and "what's next." It contains two labeled blocks:

• Last Game — the most recent completed game, shown with a period-by-period and final score line (for example, a line reading 1st 1 / 2nd 0 / 3rd 1 / OT 0 / SO 0 / F SO 2 with a final of 1 1 0 0 1 3)
• Upcoming Games — the next scheduled matchups, each with date, time, and home/away

View All links from Game Center expand into the fuller schedule view if you need more than the immediate next few games.

Step-by-step: checking the next game and the last result

1. Open amerks.com.
2. Go to Game Center in the main menu.
3. Read Last Game for the final score and how it was decided (regulation, OT, or shootout — the SO line indicates a shootout result).
4. Read Upcoming Games for the next opponents, dates, times, and home/away.
5. If a game shows Buy Tickets, that's the direct purchase path for that matchup.
6. For anything beyond the next few games, use View All or go to Schedule → Regular Season.

Expected result: you'll see the most recent final score plus the next several games with dates, times, and venue designation — enough to plan attendance or follow along.

Common sticking points

• Times are listed as local puck-drop times (7:05PM, 6:00PM, 7:00PM appear in the source), so confirm the time zone if you're following from outside the Rochester area.
• Buy Tickets links aren't on every game — away games typically don't show one, since ticketing runs through the host club.
• Promotional Nights and themed nights are separate listings, not flags on the main schedule row, so check that section if you're looking for a specific event night.
• Calendar import vs. printable are different tools: use Schedule Import to sync to a digital calendar, and Printable Schedule if you want a paper copy.

Related pages worth knowing

The same menu also exposes Stats, Standings, Roster, Player Tracker, and Transactions, which are useful alongside the schedule when you want context on results — for instance, checking standings after a win or confirming a roster move before a game.

The Rochester Americans roster is on amerks.com under the Team section, on the Roster page. Players are grouped as Forwards, Defensemen, and Goalies, and each entry shows a jersey number next to the player's name. The same Team section also links to a Player Tracker, a Pronunciation Guide, Hockey Operations Staff, Front Office Staff, and Transactions if you need more than the current names and numbers.

How the roster is organized

The roster page lists three position groups in this order:

• Forwards — 15 players listed
• Defensemen — 8 players listed
• Goalies — 3 players listed

Each line follows the same format: number, then name. For example, the Forwards group begins with 11 - Zac Funk and 12 - Riley Fiddler-Schultz, and the Goalies group lists 31 - Matthew Villalta, 33 - Scott Ratzlaff, and 35 - Talyn Boyko.

Forwards

Defensemen

Goalies

Related Team pages worth knowing

If the Roster page alone doesn't answer your question, the Team section includes several companion pages:

• Player Tracker — useful when you want to follow a specific player rather than scan the whole list.
• Pronunciation Guide — helpful for names like Maxim Štrbák or Vsevolod Komarov.
• Transactions — the place to check when a name on the roster no longer matches what you saw in a game.
• Hockey Operations Staff and Front Office Staff — for front-office and coaching contacts rather than players.

Practical notes

Roster pages change during the season as players are recalled, reassigned, or signed, so a number you saw in an earlier game may not appear later. If you're trying to confirm who wore a number in a specific game, cross-check the Transactions page and the Game Notes & Roster link under Game Night, which is tied to a particular game rather than the season as a whole.