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Cincinnati Sports Venues Host Games Across Multiple Facilities This Week

Cincinnati area venues and school complexes continue to shape local play across multiple sites this week.

By Cincinnati Sport Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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Seton High School broke ground on a $16 million all-girls sports complex in Delhi Township, with the project scheduled to open for the 2026 fall sports season.

Local high schools compete in the Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference, the Eastern Cincinnati Conference and the Miami Valley Conference. These facility projects arrive as teams across those leagues prepare fields and schedules for the coming months.

High school and college upgrades

The University of Cincinnati opened the $134 million Sheakley Indoor Practice Facility and Athletics Performance Center in June 2025. The center includes a 120-yard indoor football field that supports daily training for the football program and other sports.

Seton’s new complex in Delhi Township adds dedicated space for girls athletics at a time when other area schools have completed similar builds, including the recent opening of Dan Henke Field at Sycamore High School.

Professional venue changes

FC Cincinnati has applied for $136.3 million in state unclaimed funds to expand TQL Stadium and add premium seating. The Cincinnati Open completed a $260 million overhaul of the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason in 2025, which added a 56,000-square-foot player center and a 2,000-seat sunken stadium.

The Cincinnati Cyclones bought the $6.2 million Sports Plus facility in Evendale and plan to rebrand it as the Queen City Sportsplex for use as their practice site.

These projects give local teams updated surfaces and training areas that are already in use this summer. Fans seeking tickets or schedules for events at TQL Stadium, the Lindner Family Tennis Center or school fields can check the primary weekend listings or team sites for current availability.

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