Cincy Sports
Host your next sports event in the Cincy Region, where championships reign!
In Cincinnati, heart and hustle come together to create big city experiences with Midwestern hospitality and personalization. The region’s accessibility and compact size allow events, tournaments and conventions to make an impact and “own the city."
With four professional venues in its scenic downtown, and more than 150 diverse sports locations throughout the region, Cincinnati offers plenty of unique spaces to host your next tournament or event. Plus, the Duke Energy Convention Center and Sharonville Convention Center provide even more options for sports directors.
Shelley Delaney, CTA Sales Manager, Sports Markets
Markets: Sports (Amateur, Youth, Individual Teams)
Duke Energy Convention Center
- Can accommodate twenty-two 43x79 courts in the exhibit halls and six in the grand ballroom
- Gross Square Feet: 750,000
- Exhibition Space: 200,000
- Grand Ballroom: 40,000 sq. ft. and additional ballroom: 17,400 sq. ft.
- 30 deluxe breakout meeting rooms with flexibility to accommodate 24 to 4,100 attendees
- Loading Dock: 17 bays and three semi-truck portals that lead directly to exhibition space
- Full-service banquet kitchen with ability to serve 5,000 in a single meal function
Sharonvile Convention Center
- Can host many dance, wrestling, karate, cheerleading, table tennis and boxing events
- 19 meeting rooms and 65,000 square feet of exhibit and meeting space
- Free parking is offered to all attendees
Warren County Sports Complex
- 12 multipurpose natural grass fields grouped in three quads of four to accommodate: 12 (11v11) soccer fields; 12 men's or women's lacrosse fields; 18 Ultimate fields; 4 Austrailian Rules Football fields. Two are synthetic multipurpose championship fields with LED sports lighting and each are 120 yards x 80 yards
- 6 baseball/softball fields featuring LED lighting with a mix of both natural grass and skinned infields
- Walking trails, concessions and on-site restrooms
Other Regional Venues & Facilities
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Great American Ball Park |
$28.5 million, 42,060-seat ballpark that is home to the Reds, professional baseball's oldest team. |
Lindner Family Tennis Center |
10 turf tennis courts (4 lighted), 10,500-seat center court and 5,000-seat grandstand court. |
Paycor Stadium |
65,000 seats, 114 private suites, 7,700 premium club suites and lounges. Home of the Bengals. |
Heritage Bank Center |
15,502 seats, state-of-the-art sound system. Home of the Cincinnati Cyclones hockey team. |
TQL Stadium |
Brand new $53 million state-of-the-art facility is home to the Major League Soccer's FC Cincinnati. Seats 26,000 and features 4 club areas and 53 suites. |
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Mount St. Joseph University |
2,000-seat Harrington Center is a multi-use facility for wrestling, basketball and volleyball. Campus also offers tennis courts, track, softball and baseball fields. |
University of Cincinnati |
Fifth Third Bank Arena has 12,000 seats and 16 private suites and three exclusive club areas. |
Xavier University |
Cintas Center has 10,250 seats, 22 suites, VIP Club, banquet room and 5 conference rooms. |
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Blue Ash Sports Center |
37-acre, award-winning facility with 11 baseball and 2 soccer fields and ample parking. |
Courts4Sports |
53,000 sq. ft. facility featuring 6 basketball/volleyball courts. |
Game On! Sports Complex |
Turf soccer field, 4 NCAA volleyball courts, basketball court, turf training space, gym and baseball training. |
Joyce Park |
36 soccer fields with a variety of different sizes. |
Miami Whitewater Forest Soccer Complex |
16 game and practice fields for soccer, football, lacrosse, ultimate frisbee and more. |
Princeton High School |
New $120 Million state-of-the-art development featuring: Arena for 3,000 people (up to 5,000 for non-sporting events), 2 gymnasiums with 8 locker rooms, soccer/football stadium, track, 4 baseball/softball stadiums, practice fields, 10 tennis courts and natatorium. |
Roselawn Sports Complex |
Baseball facility for Urban Youth Academy, 33,000 sq. ft. with batting cages and 4 fields. |
River City Sports Complex |
6 lighted baseball/softball fields and 3 miles from Eggleston Park with another 3 lighted fields. |
Sports Plus |
225,000 sq. ft, with 6 basketball courts, 3 hockey rinks and electronic scoreboards. |
Tealtown Park |
18 baseball fields (4 with lights), 8 indoor heated softball/baseball batting cages, a meeting hall and concessions, and another 5 lighted softball fields located 3 miles away at Expressway Ballpark. |
VOA Park |
20 soccer/lacrosse, frisbee fields with new onsite Fieldhouse featuring restrooms, concessions and first aid. |
Clear Creek Park |
23 soccer and lacrosse fields. |
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Sports in Cincinnati
When you're in the birthplace of professional baseball, you know you're in a place where sports are special. Have a major league experience at the Great American Ball Park - home of the Cincinnati Reds. Or experience our famous tailgating before, during or after a Cincinnati Bengals game. But that's not all - the Cincinnati region boasts some of the best sports and recreation experiences. The Bleacher Report named Cincinnati the 26th best city for diehard sports fans because of the Reds and Bengals as well as the college basketball rivalry between the University of Cincinnati and Xavier University. TUSL.com also ranked Cincinnati #19 on the ultimate Sports City list. Runners World magazine even declared the Flying Pig the best-named marathon in the country.