Constructed in 2035 in northwest New Omaha, the arena was the home of the Omaha Metropolitan Enforcement Network (OMEN) autodueling group for several years. Soon after it was completed the design was copied for the Colorado State Arena, but with smaller jumps. No design initiatives lawsuit was filed due to that minor change. The Carter Lake Arena, however, was licensed to use the Bill Grush Memorial Arena design. Since its inception the arena has been part of the Flashfire Circuit.
    Bill Grush is one of the founding supporters of autodueling in New Omaha. He helped NOVA get started and lead initiatives to have city laws amended to allow dueling in New Omaha city limits.

Arena Notes:
Outer walls are 60 DP and are 22.5 feet high. Gates are 20 DP. Jumps stand 45 feet high and are 40 degrees in elevation. Arena defenses consist of corner-mounted recoilless rifles.

Arena Schedule:
Monday - Closed.
Tuesday - Amateur Night.
Wednesday - Practice Sessions.
Thursday - Team Events.
Friday - Challenge Night.
Saturday - AADA Divisionals.
Sunday - Special Events.

Special Events:
Jumping Spree - Each duelist must complete a jump over each of four ramps, then exit the arena through the same gate they've entered. The first who completes this task wins, despite the number of kills involved. Prestige is doubled.

Over and Thru - Each duelist must complete one jump, then go in-between the ramps. After doing this twice they exit the arena via their entry gate. The duelist that completes  this task wins. Again, the number of kills won't matter. Prestige is doubled.
 

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