Coca-Cola Coliseum
Formerly Ricoh Coliseum (2003–2018)
Home Team Toronto Marlies — AHL
Toronto Sceptres — PWHL
Location Toronto, ON, Canada
Capacity 8,140
Opened 2024
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Coca-Cola Coliseum

Coca-Cola Coliseum has been shared home to Toronto Marlies (AHL) and Toronto Sceptres (PWHL) since 2024, located in Toronto, ON. It has a capacity of 8,140. The venue was previously known as Ricoh Coliseum (2003–2018).

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
AHL 849 17 Toronto 10 – Grand Rapids 5 (2009-02-08) Toronto 0 – Hamilton 1 (2007-03-10)
NCAA Basketball (I) 2 2 Purdue 92 – Alabama 86 (2023-12-09) Clemson 74 – TCU 66 (2023-12-09)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
AHL 8818 – Toronto vs Texas (2018-06-14) 741 – Toronto vs Abbotsford (2022-03-09)
NCAA Basketball (I) 5281 – Clemson vs TCU (2023-12-09) 3828 – Purdue vs Alabama (2023-12-09)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2005 16 16
2006 40 40
2007 39 39
2008 50 50
2009 44 44
2010 39 39
2011 35 35
2012 47 47
2013 41 41
2014 48 48
2015 35 35
2016 40 40
2017 41 41
2018 47 47
2019 39 39
2020 19 19
2021 29 29
2022 36 36
2023 42 40 2
2024 32 32
2025 33 33
2026 47 47
2027 12 12

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Other Teams & Events

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Alabama Crimson Tide — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • Clemson Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • Purdue Boilermakers — Neutral site venue, 2023

While known as Ricoh Coliseum

AHL

  • Team Canada — All-Star venue, 2007
  • Team PlanetUSA — All-Star venue, 2007
  • Toronto Marlies — Former home venue, 2005–2018
  • Toronto Roadrunners — Former home venue, 2003–2004

X League (Lingerie Football League)

  • Toronto Triumph — Former home venue, 2011–2012

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