Toledo, Ohio

This article is about the city in the state of Ohio, United States, which is the most populous of the cities named Toledo. For the oldest of the cities named Toledo, see Toledo, Spain. For other uses, see Toledo (disambiguation).

Sports

The University of Toledo fields teams in several intercollegiate sports, many of which enjoy loyal followings by Toledo sports fans. The Toledo Rockets football team plays at the Glass Bowl, while the basketball teams compete at Savage Hall.

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University of Toledo - Glass Bowl - Savage Hall

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The Toledo Mud Hens, a minor league baseball team, play at Fifth Third Field. The Mud Hens are one of minor league baseball's oldest teams in continuous operation, having first played in 1896. Fifth Third Field, however, is a new stadium, having been completed in 2002. In 2005, the Mud Hens won the International League Governor's Cup Championship by beating the Indianapolis Indians. Fifth Third Field also made record-breaking attendance with over 520,000 fans, the most in Mud Hen's history.

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Toledo Mud Hens - Minor league baseball - Fifth Third Field - 1896 - 2002 - 2005 - International League - Indianapolis Indians

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The Toledo Sports Arena is home to the Toledo Storm of the East Coast Hockey League, and has also hosted many other sporting events. Inverness Club is a famous golf club and course frequently featured on the tours of the Professional Golfers' Association of America (as well as the PGA Tour and LPGA).

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Toledo Sports Arena - Toledo Storm - East Coast Hockey League - Inverness Club - Golf - Professional Golfers' Association of America - PGA Tour - LPGA

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The Seagate Convention Centre is home to the Toledo Ice of the ABA Basketball League, who have their first season in Toledo starting in November, 2005.

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Seagate Convention Centre - Toledo Ice - ABA

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