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St. Louis blues hockey
is the coolest sport for
fans to enjoy during the winter season.
Regular qualifiers for the National Hockey League playoffs,
the team remains a perennial Stanley Cup hopeful since joining the
league in 1967. Each
year the boys of winter lace up their skates in September and
continue intense play several times a week at home and on the road,
and don’t take them off until they hear the words “game off”
in April or May. Home
games are played at Kiel Center, a 20,000-seat facility in downtown
St. Louis, located across the street from the MetroLink station and
down the block from Union Station.
(314-622-2500)
St. Louis Rams Football 1999/2000 super bowl champions
continue to draw fans since
relocating to St. Louis in 1995.
The Rams look forward to continued improvement while hosting
home games in the Trans World Dome.
(314-425-8830)
Bowling
hall of fame and museum
across
from Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis traces bowling’s 5,000
year history from ancient Egypt to modern pros.
(314-231-6340)
Gateway
International Raceway
in Madison, Illinois, captures the exhilaration of auto racing at
its finest. Marquee
Motor Sports events include NHRA National, Indy Car Championship,
major stock car and sports car events.
(1-618-482-2400)
Saint Louis University Billiken basketball
shoot hoops at Kiel Center. A
charter member of Conference USA, the Billikens hope to make NCAA
Men’s Basketball Tournament this year, led by coach Charlie
Spoonhour.
(314-977-3182)
St. Louis Spirits
is part of the National Volleyball Association, the premier
women’s indoor league. Matches
are played at Maryville University.
(636-477-8797)
Tri-city Speedway
is the spot for stock-car, sprint-car and midget dirt track racing.
Located in Granite City, Illinois, just minutes from the Arch
the excitement makes you want to “BE THERE” at every race
throughout the year.
(1-618-947-7287)
River City Rascals
is the newest St. Louis pro sports franchise.
Debuting in June 1999, the minor-league baseball team will
compete in the Class A Frontier League at T.R. Hughes Field in the
new Ozzie Smith Sports Complex in O’Fallon, Missouri.
(636-240-BATS)
River city Otters
Minor league Hockey team Motto “Hockey with an otter-tude”
Play at St. Charles Family Arena.
For more information (636-946-0003) or
(www.riverotters.com)
St. Louis Swarms
IBL Basketball team. Play
at St. Charles Family Arena.
For more information (314-216-2000) or
(www.stlswarm.com)
St.
Louis Steamers
St. Louis’s own soccer team.
Play at St. Charles Family Arena.
For more information (314-216-2000) or
(www.stlsteamers.com)
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