We Are the Champions

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We are the champions.

There’s no denying that Pittsburgh is a sports town to its core. Sports have been synonymous with our region for as long as steel. It doesn’t matter what the game is — if you can throw it, kick it, run it, or watch it, we’re all in. No matter what your playing field looks like, you’ll find a home for it here.

And, true to our hands-on roots, we usually aren’t content to sit on the sidelines. Whether you’re a former pro, learning something new, or returning to the pastime you loved as a child, you’re likely to find a place to flex your muscle memory, and like-minded people to play with.

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Our “City of Champions” claim to fame comes from the 16 titles won collectively by the Steelers, Penguins, From the NCAA Division I to intramurals, and Pirates. But we’re also home to the The region also produced golf legend the region’s colleges and universities Pittsburgh Riverhounds (professional Arnold Palmer, U.S. Women’s National play a significant role in Pittsburgh’s soccer), Pittsburgh Passion (women’s Soccer Team defender Meghan sports culture. Here, you’ll see football), Pittsburgh Knights (e-sports), Klingenberg, X Games BMX biker Chris everything from football to foosball, and the Pittsburgh Thunderbirds Doyle, sprinter and bobsledder Lauryn basketball to broomball, nationally (ultimate Frisbee). Williams, and dozens of other Olympic televised games and late-night dorm champions. rivalries.

Only NHL LEED gold certiﬁ ed sports facility in North America #1 most beautiful ballpark Home of the Pittsburgh Penguins, fi ve-time Stanley Cup champions.

PNC Park, the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, is a beloved facility that combines the perfect location, architectural distinction, and memorable fan amenities.

Ranked a top American sports city 20,000 adults across 15 sports year round

The PUMP Pittsburgh Sports Ranked among America’s best sports cities by The Sporting News, Forbes, Lonely League caters to an inclusive and Planet, Bleacher Report, and The New York Times. fun atmosphere with high quality recreation year round.

Neighborly athletes

Maybe accessibility has contributed to Pittsburgh’s love affair with sports: if you live here long enough, you’re likely to run into a pro you’ve seen at a game. We’re a down-to-earth kind of place, and athletes aren’t just celebrities; they’re also our neighbors. (If you fi nd yourself trying on a championship ring at a block party or the Stanley Cup shows up at your local bar, you’ll know what we mean.)