Toyota Center
Home Team Tri-City Americans
League Western Hockey League
Location Kennewick, WA, USA
Capacity 6,000
Opened 1988
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Toyota Center

Toyota Center has been the home of Tri-City Americans of the Western Hockey League since 1988, located in Kennewick, WA. It has a capacity of 6,000.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
NBA 572 108 Houston 148 – LA Lakers 142 (2017-12-31) Houston 77 – Cleveland 91 (2016-01-15)
AHL 346 0 Houston 8 – San Antonio 6 (2008-10-18) Houston 0 – San Antonio 1 (2006-03-19)
NCAA Basketball (I) 37 0 Alabama State 93 – Mississippi Valley State 81 (2015-03-11) Jackson State 53 – Southern 54 (2016-03-12)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
NBA 18502 – Houston vs LA Lakers (2020-01-18) 2965 – Houston vs Toronto (2021-03-22)
AHL 13506 – Houston vs San Antonio (2013-04-13) 2284 – Houston vs Peoria (2009-04-20)
NCAA Basketball (I) 12152 – Houston vs Texas A&M (2023-12-16) 712 – UTSA vs Oregon State (2019-12-18)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2005 19 19
2006 42 42
2007 38 38
2008 47 47
2009 50 50
2010 35 35
2011 54 54
2012 38 38
2013 23 23
2014 21 21
2015 42 34 8
2016 54 43 11
2017 52 49 3
2018 52 52
2019 47 44 3
2020 29 29
2021 57 55 2
2022 44 44
2023 45 43 2
2024 44 42 2
2025 44 43 1
2026 54 49 5
2027 24 24

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Other Teams & Events

AHL

  • Houston Aeros — Former home venue, 2003–2013

NBA

  • East All Stars — Former home venue, 2006–2013
  • West All Stars — Former home venue, 2006–2013

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Alabama A&M Bulldogs — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Alabama State Hornets — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Alcorn State Braves — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Baylor Bears — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Houston Cougars — Neutral site venue, 2017–2023
  • Jackson State Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • LSU Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Prairie View A&M Panthers — Neutral site venue, 2015
  • Rice Owls — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Sam Houston State Bearkats — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • South Florida Bulls — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Southern Jaguars — Neutral site venue, 2015
  • Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Texas A&M Aggies — Neutral site venue, 2016–2021
  • Texas Longhorns — Neutral site venue, 2016–2023
  • Texas Southern Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • UTSA Roadrunners — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Utah State Aggies — Neutral site venue, 2019

WNBA

  • Houston Comets — Former home venue, 2003–2007

While known as Toyota Center (Houston)

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Florida State Seminoles — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • Illinois Fighting Illini — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • Nebraska Cornhuskers — Former postseason venue, 2026
  • Sam Houston State Bearkats — Neutral site venue, 2026

While known as Compaq Center

Arena Football League

  • Houston ThunderBears — Former home venue, 1996–2001
  • Texas Terror — Former home venue, 1996–1997

International Hockey League

  • Houston Aeros — Former home venue, 1994–2001

NBA

  • Houston Rockets — Former home venue, 1998–2003

WNBA

  • Houston Comets — Former home venue, 1997–2003

While known as The Summit

NBA

  • Houston Rockets — Former home venue, 1975–1998

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