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Arenas, Facilities & Stadiums
Click the links below for sports facilities near that city:
| Map | Call | Venue | City | Year Opened | Capacity | Notes | Video | Book | Group | |
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| 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) | |||||
| Ohio Stadium | Columbus | Columbus | 1922 | 102,780 | Home of Ohio State Buckeyes football & lacrosse (Big Ten) | |||||
| Memorial Athletic & Convocation Center | Akron & Canton | Kent | 1950 | 6,327 | Home of Kent State University Golden Flashes basketball, gymnastics, volleyball & wrestling (MAC) | |||||
| 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) | |||||
| Fifth Third Arena | Cincinnatti | Cincinnati | 1989 | 13,176 | Home of Cincinnati Bearcats basketball (Big East) | |||||
| National Trail Raceway | Columbus | Hebron | 1964 | 120,000 | Super Pro Motorcycle, NHRA | |||||
| Nippert Stadium | Cincinnatti | Cincinnati | 1924 | 35,000 | Home of Cincinnati Bearcats football (American Athletic Conference) | |||||
| Heritage Bank Center | Cincinnatti | Cincinnati | 1975 | 12,823 | Home of the Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL) | |||||
| Lindner Family Tennis Center | Cincinnatti | Mason | 1979 | 11,435 | Home of the Western & Southern Open | |||||
| 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 RedHawks basketball & volleyball (MAC) | |||||
| Paul Brown Stadium | Cincinnatti | Cincinnati | 2000 | 65,515 | Home of the Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) | |||||
| InfoCision Stadium - Summa Field | 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) | |||||
| Ohio University Convocation Center | Columbus | Athens | 1968 | 13,080 | Home of Ohio University Bobcats basketball, volleyball & wrestling (MAC) | |||||
| Slater Family Ice Arena | Toledo | Bowling Green | 1967 | 5,000 | Home of Bowling Green State Falcons hockey (CCHA) | |||||
| FirstEnergy 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 | |||||
| Ohio Expo Center & State Fair | Columbus | Columbus | 1886 | 7,000 | Hosts the OHSAA district and regional boys' basketball playoffs | |||||
| 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) | |||||
| John F. Savage Arena | Toledo | Toledo | 1976 | 7,300 | Home of University of Toledo Rockets basketball & volleyball (MAC) | |||||
| 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) | |||||
| 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 University Raiders basketball (Horizon) | |||||
| Great American Ball Park | Cincinnatti | Cincinnati | 2003 | 42,271 | Home of the Cincinnati Reds (MLB) |
