Cincinnati, Ohio

:The article refers to the city in Ohio. For information on the city in Iowa, see Cincinnati, Iowa.

Sports

Venues

• Paul Brown Stadium – Football, soccer (capacity 65,535)
• Great American Ball Park – Baseball (42,059)
• Nippert Stadium – University of Cincinnati football (35,000)
• U.S. Bank Arena – Hockey, basketball, football, soccer (17,000)
• Fifth Third Arena – University of Cincinnati athletics (13,176)
• Cincinnati Gardens – Hockey, basketball, boxing (11,498)
• Cintas Center – Xavier University athletics (10,250)

Major league teams

• Cincinnati Reds, Major League Baseball
• Cincinnati Bengals, National Football League

Minor league teams

• Cincinnati Kings, USL Second Division
• Cincinnati Mighty Ducks, American Hockey League -- voluntarily suspended for 2005-2006 due to lack of an NHL affiliate. Team hopes to return in 2006-2007 with a new name and new NHL affiliate.

Major colleges

• Cincinnati Bearcats, University of Cincinnati; Big East
• Xavier Musketeers, Xavier University; Atlantic 10
• Miami Redhawks, Miami University; Mid-American Conference
• The Union Institute
• Mount St. Joseph
• Northern Kentucky University
• Indiana Wesleyan University

The suburb of Mason hosts the Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, one of the nine (men's) tennis events in the ATP Tennis Masters Series. Nearby Sparta, Kentucky is home to Kentucky Speedway.

Related Topics:
Mason - Western & Southern Financial Group Masters - Tennis - ATP - Tennis Masters Series - Sparta, Kentucky - Kentucky Speedway

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In March, 2005 and 2006, the US Bank Arena will host the Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball tournament.

Related Topics:
March - 2005 - 2006 - US Bank Arena - Atlantic 10 Conference

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Every May since 2000, Cincinnati has hosted the annual Flying Pig Marathon which winds through downtown and northern Kentucky.

Related Topics:
May - 2000 - Flying Pig Marathon - Kentucky

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