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Level up and trade predictable for unforgettable. Tucson combines world-class venues with off-the-field experiences that hit just as hard. See how our team can help you change the game.

Tucson’s sports scene includes professional teams like the Tucson Roadrunners (AHL), FC Tucson(USL2), and Tucson Sugar Skulls (IFL), along with collegiate sports from the University of Arizona Wildcats and the one-of-a-kind NCAA Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl. Other major events include the Cologuard Classic (PGA TOUR Champions golf), the Tucson Rodeo (La Fiesta de los Vaqueros), and annual cycling events like the El Tour de Tucson, 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo, and the Tucson Bicycle Classic.

The Kino Sports Complex, previously an MLB Spring Training facility for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago White Sox, also hosts numerous events, including the Mexican Baseball Fiesta, Fort Lowell Soccer Shootout and World Baseball Classic Qualifiers. New events recently held at Kino Sports Complex include the 2025 USAFL Championship and the EA/MLS Next Cup Qualifier. This facility offers an 8,000-seat baseball stadium, eight regulation baseball fields, two infield practice areas, batting cages, pitching facilities, and locker rooms. The remaining facility includes 20 multi-purpose fields, with one stadium field and one grandstand field.

Currently under construction with completion expected for mid-2027, the Mosaic Quarter expansion at Kino Sports Complex will offer a 175,000 square-foot iceplex and a 131,000 square-foot field house providing eight indoor basketball courts with flexibility to convert into volleyball, indoor soccer, pickleball, 7v7 football and even badminton.

Visit Tucson Sports is the first place to start when considering southern Arizona for your next event. With its unbeatable combination of premier sports facilities, sunny weather, and a vibrant city atmosphere, Discover everything Tucson has to offer at Visit Tucson Sports, and start planning your next unforgettable sports event today.