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Capital: Salem Β· West Β· Admitted 1859

Sports landscape of Oregon

Oregon hosts pro teams across 2 major US sports leagues: NBA, MLS. The state's sports culture combines passionate pro fan bases with often-fierce college rivalries and a deep amateur and youth sports scene.

Pro sports presence

NFL (football)❌ No franchise
NBA (basketball)βœ… Yes
MLB (baseball)❌ No franchise
NHL (hockey)❌ No franchise
MLS (soccer)βœ… Yes
WNBA (women's basketball)❌ No franchise

College sports

Oregon's college sports scene is a major part of the state identity. Whether or not the state has pro franchises, college football, basketball, and (in some regions) baseball draw passionate followings. Major conferences with member schools in or near Oregon typically include the SEC, ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, or American Athletic, depending on the school. College rivalries within the state (or against bordering states) often generate annual cultural events.

Skiing

Oregon is a notable skiing destination with multiple resorts that attract domestic and international visitors. The ski industry is a significant winter-tourism driver.

State sport (where designated)

Several US states have designated official state sports. Oregon may or may not be one of them β€” check the dedicated state symbols page.

Notable signature events

Each state has signature sporting events that locals plan their year around β€” championships, charity tournaments, rodeos, races, and more.

Bordering states

Oregon shares borders with 4 other US states.

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Common questions

What pro sports teams play in Oregon?

Oregon hosts teams across 2 major US pro sports leagues: NBA, MLS.

Does Oregon have an NFL team?

No.

Does Oregon have an NBA team?

Yes.

Does Oregon have an MLB team?

No.

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