Ohio is home to 15 teams (1 NBA, 1 G League and 13 D-I) playing in 15 arenas. The biggest is Rocket Arena in Cleveland, home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, with 19,432 seats. The oldest is Public Hall, opened in 1922.
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NBA1
- NBARocket Arena — Cleveland Cavaliers (Cleveland)opened 1994 · cap 19,432SiteMapNBA · Eastern Conference · Central Division
G League1
- G LeaguePublic Hall — Cleveland Charge (Cleveland)opened 1922 · cap 10,000SiteMapG League · affiliate of the Cleveland Cavaliers
NCAA Division I13
A-10
- D-IUniversity of Dayton Arena — Dayton Flyers (Dayton)opened 1969 · cap 13,409SiteMapA-10
Big 12
- D-IFifth Third Arena — Cincinnati Bearcats (Cincinnati)opened 1989 · cap 12,012SiteMapBig 12
Big East
- D-ICintas Center — Xavier Musketeers (Cincinnati)opened 2000 · cap 10,250SiteMapBig East
Big Ten
- D-IValue City Arena — Ohio State Buckeyes (Columbus)opened 1998 · cap 18,809SiteMapBig Ten
Horizon
- D-IWolstein Center — Cleveland State Vikings (Cleveland)opened 1991 · cap 13,610SiteMapHorizon
- D-INutter Center — Wright State Raiders (Fairborn)opened 1990 · cap 9,500SiteMapHorizon
- D-IBeeghly Center — Youngstown State Penguins (Youngstown)opened 1972 · cap 6,300SiteMapHorizon
MAC
- D-IConvocation Center — Ohio Bobcats (Athens)opened 1968 · cap 13,080SiteMapMAC
- D-IMillett Hall — Miami RedHawks (Oxford)opened 1968 · cap 10,640SiteMapMAC
- D-ISavage Arena — Toledo Rockets (Toledo)opened 1976 · cap 7,300SiteMapMAC
- D-IMemorial Athletic and Convocation Center — Kent State Golden Flashes (Kent)opened 1950 · cap 6,327SiteMapMAC
- D-IJames A. Rhodes Arena — Akron Zips (Akron)opened 1983 · cap 5,500SiteMapMAC
- D-IStroh Center — Bowling Green Falcons (Bowling Green)opened 2011 · cap 4,700SiteMapMAC
Arena names link to each arena’s page with capacity, history and nearby arenas. Site opens the team’s official site; Map opens directions. Listings cover NBA, WNBA, G League and NCAA Division I basketball arenas for the 2026–27 season. Capacity figures vary by source.
Ohio arena questions
How many basketball arenas are in Ohio?
Ohio is home to 15 teams (1 NBA, 1 G League and 13 D-I) playing in 15 arenas.
Which NBA teams play in Ohio?
Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Arena (Cleveland).
What is the biggest basketball arena in Ohio?
Rocket Arena in Cleveland, home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, holds 19,432.
What is the oldest basketball arena in Ohio?
Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center in Kent opened in 1950.
How do I find the closest basketball arena to me?
Enter your ZIP or postal code or city in Find Closest Arenas to see the 15 nearest, or browse the arena map. Tap I’ve been here to track every arena you’ve visited in your Arena Count.