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==Sports in Ohio ==
Sports in Ohio encompass a wide range of professional, collegiate, and amateur sports. Ohio is home to several major professional sports teams, numerous college teams, and a variety of other sporting events and activities.
Professional Sports Teams[edit | edit source]
Ohio hosts several professional sports teams across different leagues:
- Cleveland Browns (NFL)
- Cincinnati Bengals (NFL)
- Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA)
- Cleveland Guardians (MLB)
- Cincinnati Reds (MLB)
- Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL)
- Columbus Crew (MLS)
These teams have a significant following and contribute to the state's vibrant sports culture.
College Sports[edit | edit source]
Ohio is also known for its strong presence in college sports. The state is home to several prominent universities with competitive athletic programs, including:
- Ohio State Buckeyes (Ohio State University)
- Cincinnati Bearcats (University of Cincinnati)
- Akron Zips (University of Akron)
- Kent State Golden Flashes (Kent State University)
- Miami RedHawks (Miami University)
- Toledo Rockets (University of Toledo)
The Ohio State Buckeyes football team, in particular, has a storied history and a large fan base.
High School Sports[edit | edit source]
High school sports are also a significant part of Ohio's sports culture. The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) oversees high school sports in the state, organizing championships in various sports such as football, basketball, baseball, track and field, and more.
Motorsports[edit | edit source]
Ohio has a rich history in motorsports. The state hosts several racing events and is home to the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, a road course located in Lexington, Ohio. The track hosts events for various racing series, including the IndyCar Series and the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Golf[edit | edit source]
Ohio is known for its golf courses and tournaments. The Memorial Tournament, a PGA Tour event, is held annually at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio. The state also has numerous public and private golf courses that attract golfers of all skill levels.
Other Sports[edit | edit source]
In addition to the major sports, Ohio has a variety of other sports activities and events, including:
Sports Venues[edit | edit source]
Ohio boasts several notable sports venues, including:
- Ohio Stadium (Columbus)
- Progressive Field (Cleveland)
- Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati)
- Nationwide Arena (Columbus)
- FirstEnergy Stadium (Cleveland)
- Paul Brown Stadium (Cincinnati)
These venues host a variety of sporting events and are integral to the state's sports culture.
See Also[edit | edit source]
- Ohio
- Sports in the United States
- List of sports teams in Ohio
- Ohio State University
- Cleveland
- Cincinnati
- Columbus, Ohio
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