Arenas, Facilities & Stadiums

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Map Call Venue City Year Opened Capacity Notes Video Book Group
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Columbus Lexington 1962 75,000 IndyCar Series, ALMS, Grand-Am, AMA
Sports Ohio Columbus Dublin 1993 5,000 100-acre sports park home to Soccer First (indoor & outdoor Soccer); Field Sports (indoor & outdoor Football, Baseball, Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Sand Volleyball); The Golf Center (year-round driving range, 9-hole Par 3 course, and FootGolf) and PowerPlay (Go Karts, Mini Golf, Batting Cages)
Fifth Third Field Toledo Toledo 2002 8,943 Home of the Toledo Mud Hens (Detroit Tigers AAA affiliate)
Cintas Center at Xavier University Cincinnatti Cincinnati 2000 17,556 Home of Xavier University Musketeers basketball & volleyball (A-10)
Memorial Athletic & Convocation Center Akron & Canton Kent 1950 6,327 Home of Kent State Golden Flashes basketball, gymnastics, volleyball & wrestling (MAC)
Fifth Third Arena Cincinnatti Cincinnati 1989 13,176 Home of Cincinnati Bearcats basketball (Big 12)
National Trail Raceway Columbus Hebron 1964 120,000 Super Pro Motorcycle, NHRA
Nippert Stadium Cincinnatti Cincinnati 1924 35,000 Home of Cincinnati Bearcats football (Big 12)
Heritage Bank Center Cincinnatti Cincinnati 1975 12,823 Home of the Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL)
James A. Rhodes Arena Akron & Canton Akron 1983 6,000 Home of University of Akron Zips basketball & volleyball (MAC)
Covelli Centre Akron & Canton Youngstown 2005 10,000 Home of the Youngstown Phantoms (USHL)
Dix Stadium Akron & Canton Kent 1969 30,520 Home of Kent State Golden Flashes football (MAC)
Millett Hall Cincinnatti Oxford 1968 9,200 Home of Miami University RedHawks basketball & volleyball (MAC)
Paycor Stadium Cincinnatti Cincinnati 2000 65,515 Home of the Cincinnati Bengals (NFL)
InfoCision Stadium Akron & Canton Akron 2009 30,000 Home of University of Akron Zips football (MAC)
Stambaugh Stadium Akron & Canton Youngstown 1982 20,630 Home of Youngstown State Penguins football & soccer (Horizon)
Canton Memorial Civic Center Akron & Canton Canton 1951 5,942 Home of the Canton Charge (NBA D-League)
Canal Park Akron & Canton Akron 1997 7,630 Home of the Akron RubberDucks (Cleveland Guardians AA affiliate)
Slater Family Ice Arena Toledo Bowling Green 1967 5,000 Home of Bowling Green State Falcons hockey (CCHA)
Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland Cleveland 1999 67,895 Home of the Cleveland Browns (NFL)
Wolstein Center Cleveland Cleveland 1991 13,610 Home of Cleveland State Vikings basketball (Horizon)
Huntington Center Toledo Toledo 2009 8,000 Home of the Toledo Walleye (ECHL) Ice Hockey Team
Nationwide Arena Columbus Columbus 2000 18,500 Home of the Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL)
Schottenstein Center / Value City Arena Columbus Columbus 1998 21,000 Home of Ohio State Buckeyes basketball & hockey (Big Ten, CCHA)
St. John Arena Columbus Columbus 1960 5,400 Home of Ohio State Buckeyes gymnastics & volleyball (Big Ten)
Frericks Center Dayton Dayton 1950 5,000 Home of University of Dayton Flyers volleyball (A-10)
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse Cleveland Cleveland 1994 21,200 Home of the Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA) & Cleveland Monsters (AHL)
Cleveland Public Auditorium & Conference Center Cleveland Cleveland 1922 11,500 10,000-seat auditorium, 3,000-seat Cleveland Music Hall, 600-seat Little Theater, 15 meeting rooms; Connected to FirstMerit Convention Center
Eldora Speedway Dayton New Weston 1954 17,782 Hosts Prelude to the Dream, Dirt Late Model Dream, Kings Royal, World 100; Owned by Tony Stewart
Sharon Speedway Columbus Hartford 1929 5,000 Whelen Econo Mod division, RUSH Late Models
Huntington Park Columbus Columbus 2009 10,100 Home of the Columbus Clippers (Cleveland Guardians AAA affiliate)
UD Arena Dayton Dayton 1989 13,176 Home of University of Dayton Flyers basketball (A-10)
Historic Crew Stadium Columbus Columbus 1999 20,455 Home of the Columbus Crew SC (MLS)
Greater Columbus Convention Center Columbus Columbus 1993 16,000 Includes the Batelle Grand (ballroom)
Ohio University Convocation Center Columbus Athens 1968 13,080 Home of Ohio Bobcats basketball, volleyball & wrestling (MAC)
Ohio Expo Center & State Fair Columbus Columbus 1886 7,000 Hosts the OHSAA district and regional boys' basketball playoffs
Progressive Field Cleveland Cleveland 1994 35,225 Home of the Cleveland Guardians (MLB); Part of the Gateway Sports & Entertainment Complex
Nelson Ledges Road Course Cleveland Garretsville 1961 5,000 Paved automobile & motorcycle racing circuit
Welcome Stadium Dayton Dayton 1949 11,000 Home of University of Dayton Flyers football (PFL); Home to all Dayton public high school football
Wright State University Nutter Center Dayton Dayton 1990 8,000 Home of Wright State Raiders basketball (Horizon)
Great American Ball Park Cincinnatti Cincinnati 2003 42,271 Home of the Cincinnati Reds (MLB)
Stroh Center Toledo Bowling Green 2011 5,000 Home of Bowling Green State Falcons basketball & volleyball (MAC)
Ohio Stadium Columbus Columbus 1922 102,780 Home of Ohio State Buckeyes football & lacrosse (Big Ten)
Lindner Family Tennis Center Cincinnatti Mason 1979 11,435 Home of the Western & Southern Open
Savage Arena Toledo Toledo 1976 7,300 Home of Toledo Rockets basketball & volleyball (MAC)
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