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played their first game at a roller rink called Skate Daze in Omaha. The team played there for years with two teams going head-to-head, the
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Football Club started in 2016 and continue to compete in the Premier Arena Soccer League (PASL) the third tier in the Major Arena Soccer League System. They also compete in Major League Futsal (MLF). The Kings now play in the
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at the turn of the 20th century. His revolutionary course "Conscious
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Olympic Trials. The venue again hosted the Olympic swimming trials in 2012 and 2016 under its second name, CenturyLink Center Omaha. The facility also hosted UNO's ice hockey team, the
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arena, which closed in 2014, seated up to 9,300 people for sporting events. In the past, the arena was home to the Creighton Bluejays men's
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Nebraska State Wrestling Tournament annually. In 2008 the arena, then known as Qwest Center, hosted the First and Second Rounds of the
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and women's volleyball. Also used as a practice facility for other Cregihton teams, and occasionally hosts high school games.
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teams from across the U.S., and was the home of several important players.
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International Division 1 Playoffs at Ralston Arena, hosting top-level
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2,500 seat arena on the Creighton campus. Home of Bluejays
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6,000 seat soccer stadium serving as the home ground for
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was formerly home to the Omaha Royals, now known as the
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2035:(Press release). United Soccer League. October 3, 2019
2109:. Calgary Flames Franchise website. Retrieved 6/7/07.
1887:, American Taekwondo Association. Retrieved 10/08/07.
2441:"Mavs Unveil 2015 Volleyball Schedule, Ticket Plans"
1982:"College World Series to stay in Omaha through 2035"
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283:The Cleveland White Autos vs. Omaha Luxus in 1915.
1969:"Omaha, Nebraska Minor League City Encyclopedia"
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169:From 1988 to 1997 the Omaha Racers of the
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2298:"This player at CWS knows all the scores"
1471:. Originally called TD Ameritrade Park.
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220:University Of Nebraska Omaha Cricket Club
62:Former sports clubs in Omaha include the
2346:Burbach, Christopher (October 6, 2014).
2275:2020 Men's Basketball Attendance Records
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2375:"UNO's new athletic arena gets a name"
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1151:Nebraska School Activities Association
2471:Ak-Sar-Ben Race Track History Website
1971:Sports Reference. Retrieved 10/16/09.
1768:, professional baseball player, 1989
1381:Basketball, hockey, rodeo, swimming,
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1021:Western Collegiate Hockey Association
1017:National Collegiate Hockey Conference
732:National Collegiate Hockey Conference
728:Central Collegiate Hockey Association
661:The team plans to build a 7,000-seat
611:Omaha has served as host city of the
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2080:Gonzalez, Cindy (January 25, 2024).
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654:. The team's name was announced as
298:started in 1900 as part of the new
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1951:Barnstorming & Tournament Ball
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211:was formed with their home at the
29:Category:Sports in Omaha, Nebraska
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1537:Liberty First Credit Union Arena
1518:3,500 seat arena located on the
1505:Lee & Helene Sapp Fieldhouse
1241:Sports venues in the Omaha area
1235:Lee & Helene Sapp Fieldhouse
1231:Omaha Mavericks men's basketball
961:after more than 35 years in the
800:In 2012, the team played in the
797:Regional Ranking at season-end.
620:Division I Baseball Championship
2466:Omaha Marathon official website
2128:AHL Website. Retrieved 2/5/09.
1629:National Basketball Association
1287:from 1950 to 2010, home of the
722:team plays their home games at
195:Cricket Association of Nebraska
156:National Basketball Association
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1669:, professional baseball player
875:World Heavyweight Championship
871:American Wrestling Association
255:also began playing in 2010 at
128:American Taekwondo Association
64:USL Premier Development League
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2244:"LOVB: LOVB Omaha Volleyball"
2006:Peters, Chris (May 1, 2019).
1805:College Football Hall of Fame
1459:. Other tenants include the
213:Hefflinger Park Cricket Field
203:Hefflinger Park Cricket Field
2187:"About – OMAHA ROLLER DERBY"
1793:, professional tennis player
1588:Arena owned and operated by
1520:University of Nebraska Omaha
1092:University of Nebraska Omaha
1005:University of Nebraska Omaha
995:University of Nebraska Omaha
717:University of Nebraska Omaha
1938:Mickey Stubblefield Profile
1837:, professional skateboarder
1811:'s "player of the century".
1762:, professional skateboarder
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1445:Charles Schwab Field Omaha
1400:Creighton men's basketball
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1122:Missouri Valley Conference
963:Missouri Valley Conference
873:'s Omaha version of their
778:University of North Dakota
720:Mavericks men's ice hockey
57:Pinnacle Bank Championship
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2224:Pro Volleyball Federation
1819:Pro Football Hall of Fame
1753:, relief pitcher for the
1328:Creighton Bluejays soccer
1267:Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium
1041:Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium
628:Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium
615:—the final rounds of the
34:Sports in Omaha, Nebraska
2200:"Martin 'Farmer' Burns".
2139:"Past WFTDA Tournaments"
1859:Parks in Omaha, Nebraska
1843:, Professional Cricketer
1198:Omaha Mavericks baseball
1186:TD Ameritrade Park Omaha
1145:in downtown Omaha hosts
1096:Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights
893:Paul "The Rapmaster" Neu
881:Maurice "Mad Dog" Vachon
838:On August 18, 2010, the
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343:Baseball teams in Omaha
294:The Omaha Omahogs was a
209:Simply Play Cricket Club
88:Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights
1829:Oral Roberts University
1786:Kansas State University
1700:, Professional Wrestler
1651:Carmen Butler, current
1509:Basketball, volleyball
1421:Basketball, volleyball
1355:Kansas City-Omaha Kings
1103:Kansas City–Omaha Kings
1057:Downtown Omaha and the
953:compete in a number of
663:soccer-specific stadium
265:Legends Football League
160:Kansas City-Omaha Kings
138:, the pioneer American
1831:men's basketball coach
1809:University of Nebraska
1687:University of Nebraska
1404:Omaha Mavericks hockey
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1099:American Hockey League
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588:Pacific Coast League
556:American Association
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2377:. Omaha World Herald
2322:A tale of two cities
1755:San Francisco Giants
1675:, professional boxer
1633:1960 Summer Olympics
1621:, Professional Boxer
1457:College World Series
1285:College World Series
1067:Creighton University
1052:College World Series
942:Creighton University
763:United Hockey League
658:on October 3, 2019.
644:United Soccer League
642:On May 1, 2019, the
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572:Pacific Coast League
540:American Association
318:independent baseball
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45:College World Series
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2353:Omaha World-Herald
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2220:"Omaha Supernovas"
2205:2007-10-07 at the
2124:2009-01-31 at the
2060:Omaha World-Herald
2012:Omaha World-Herald
1956:2006-11-12 at the
1883:2011-07-28 at the
1854:Sports in Nebraska
1772:Rookie of the Year
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1667:Jason Christiansen
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1143:CHI Health Center
1063:CHI Health Center
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