Since joining the United States Hockey League (USHL) in 1996, the Lincoln Stars have strived to provide fun, affordable entertainment unmatched in the Lincoln area and become a pillar of the community.  As a member of the nation's only Tier I junior hockey league, the Stars have won two Clark Cups (1997, 2003), three Anderson Cups (2000, 2001, 2003) and developed notable alumni including David Backes, Brandon Bollig, Ryan Dzingel, Jared Boll, Jimmy Hayes and Paul LaDue.

The Stars play in the Ice Box, a 4,300-seat arena located on the former Nebraska state fairgrounds and adjacent to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. On game days, the Ice Box is known for its iconic pre-game light show and unparalleled support from the best fans in the USHL. In 2014, The Pipeline Show on TSN 1260 recognized the Ice Box as having one of the top five arena atmospheres in the United States.

Lincoln Stars “Stars of Fame”

Derek Reynolds – 1996-1997

Josh Langfeld – 1996-1997

Grant Potulny – 1998-2000

Chris Fournier – 1997-2001

Steve Johnson – 1996-2007

Ryan Potulny – 2001-2003

David Backes – 2001-2003

Jared Boll – 2003-2005

John Snowden – 2000-2003

Danny Irmen -2001-2003

Jean-Philippe Lamoureux – 2001-2004

Brandon Bollig – 2005-2008

All-Time Leaders

Goals: Chris Fournier – 79 (1997-2001)
John Snowden – 79 (2000-2003)

Assists: Chris Fournier 159 (1997-2001)

Points: Chris Fournier 238 (1997-2001)

Wins: Jean-Philippe Lamoureux – 64 (2001-2004)

Shutouts: Jean-Philippe Lamoureux – 13 (2001-2004)

Saves: Jean-Philippe Lamoureux -3,0008 (2001-2004)

Single Season Leaders

Goals: Kevin Roy – 54 (2011-2012)

Assists: Chris Fournier – 57 (2000-2001)

Points: Kevin Roy – 104 (2011-2012)

Wins: Wayne Russell – 32 (1999-2000)

Shutouts: Jean-Philippe Lamoureux – 6 (2001-2002)
David Reekie – 6 (2007-2008)

Save Percentage: David Reekie – .935 (2007-2008)

Goals Against Average: David Reekie -2.01 (2007-2008)

Saves: Wayne Russell 1210 (1999-2000)

*Goalies must have played at least 20 games to qualify.

*Note: The USHL did not become a Tier-1 league until 2002.