The team is a member of the Federal Prospects Hockey League and plays at the Columbus Civic Center.

Almost two years later in April 2019, the Columbus city council voted to award a five-year lease to Ignite Pro Hockey, LLC at the Civic Center.

[4] Due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the River Dragons' inaugural season was curtailed after the team had clinched the fourth-seeded Western Division playoff position.

[5] The Ignite Cup consists of a five-game series between the top two teams that had played at least 16 regular season games.

[6] Columbus finished with the best regular season record, qualifying to face the second-seeded Elmira Enforcers in the Ignite Cup where they won the league championship three-games-to-none.