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An arena that opened in 1980 and is currently the home of the Chicago Wolves of the IHL, Chicago Sky of the WNBA and the DePaul Blue Demons men's basketball team. Maximum seating capacity is 18,500.

The Aurora area offers a large selection of excellent sports facilities, including soccer, softball, golf, tennis and hockey. Located 37 miles west of Chicago, the Aurora CVB staff will help you through each step of your event to ensure its success.

A versatile sports complex that plays host to soccer, softball and football leagues and tournaments. At 75,900 square feet, this facility is unlike any other in all of Illinois.

Opened in 1982 and is the home of the Bradley University Braves men's basketball team and the Peoria Rivermen American Hockey League ice hockey team. A mult-use sports arena, it seats 10,129 for hockey and 11,442 for basketball.

The Champaign County Sports Commission is dedicated to the attracting, promoting, and retaining sporting events in Champaign County.

A 90,000 sq. ft indoor sports complex. All four of the large fields use state of the art indoor turf. The synthetic grass is bedded in amongst millions of tiny rubber pellets and crushed stone to reduce the risk of injury.

The Chicago Southland area has the sports venues, entertainment and lodging options to make your sports event a success. The Southland has a history of successfully hosting professional and amateur events of all sizes.

An indoor sports facility that opened in 2005 and features two 185 'x 85' mult-sport turf fields, a 4,500 sq. ft special events center, 10,000 sq. ft of locker rooms and two balcony level viewing galleries, as well as much more.

ChiTown Futbol is a state-of-the-art indoor soccer facility. At the heart of the stadium are the three playing fields (two large - 171' x 65' and one small - 80' x 50').

Darien Sportsplex is a multi-sport complex with ice rinks and a fieldhouse. The Campbell & Wales Ice Arena seats 1,250 people and the Norris Ice Arena seats about 300. The fieldhouse is suitable for indoor soccer, flag football and box lacrosse.

We have gone from a soccer focused facility with in-line hockey to a true multi-sport facility with our major sports: basketball, soccer, volleyball, flag football and baseball. With these sports we have leagues, camps, training, and tournaments.

Illinois' south suburban premier athletic facility since 1989!

A 15,000-seat multi-purpose athletic facility in Normal, IL. It opened in 1963 and is home to the Illinois State University Redbirds football team.

A 17,168-seat multi-purpose stadium in Macomb, IL. It opened in 1950 and is home to the Western Illinois University Leathernecks football team. From 1996 through 2004, Hansen Field was the training camp home of the St. Louis Rams.

Features four high school regulation courts for basketball and four for volleyball. Also within the sportsplex is a 12,000 sq. ft multi-purpose field turf athletic field, perfect for soccer, football lacrosse and more.

A 12,000-seat multi-purpose arena in Moline, IL. A frequent recipient of stadium and arena architectural awards. Former home of the Quad City Thunder basketball team, now current home to the Quad City Mallards of the Central Hockey League.

An expansive indoor soccer arena with two fields, one 70' x 49' and the other 149' x 70'. Both fields are enclosed with safety glass and dasher boards.

Lantz Arena serves as the home for Eastern Illinois Uinversity men's basketball, women's basketball and volleyball teams. The venue seats 5,400 people.

Chicago's first full-sized soccer field positioned under a clear-span forty foot roof. At 125,000 sq ft, the MAX incorporates 79,000 square feet of turf, two full-sized basketball courts, volleyball courts, and a baseball/softball academy.

Northern Illinois University's Convocation Center is a 10,000-seat multi-purpose arena. The arena opened in 2002. Home to both the Northern Illinois Huskies basketball teams, volleyball, wrestling, gymnastics, and women's indoor track and field.