Sports Teams
| Club | Sport | League | Venue | Established | Championships |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ottawa Senators | ice hockey | National Hockey League | Scotiabank Place, Ottawa Civic Centre |
1992–present |
0 (Stanley Cups) 1 (President's Trophy) 1 (Prince of Wales Trophy) |
| Ottawa Senators | ice hockey | NHL (and other leagues) | Ottawa Auditorium, The Arena, Dey's Arena, Rideau Rink |
1884–1934 | 11 (Stanley Cups) 1 (Prince of Wales Trophy) 3 (Allan Cups) |
| Ottawa expansion team | Canadian football | Canadian Football League | Frank Clair Stadium | future (2014) | 0 |
| Ottawa Renegades | Canadian football | Canadian Football League | Frank Clair Stadium | 2002–2005 | 0 |
| Ottawa Rough Riders | Canadian football | Canadian Football League | Frank Clair Stadium | 1876–1996 | 9 (Grey Cups) |
| Ottawa Lynx | Baseball | International League (AAA) | Lynx Stadium | 1993–2007 | 1 |
| Ottawa Giants | Baseball | International League (AAA) | Lansdowne Park | 1951 | 0 |
| Ottawa Athletics | Baseball | International League (AAA) | Lansdowne Park | 1952–1955 | 0 |
| Ottawa Senators/Braves | Baseball | Canadian-American League (Class C) | Lansdowne Park | 1936–1940 | 0 |
| Ottawa Nationals/Senators | Baseball | Border League (Class C) | Lansdowne Park | 1947–1950 | 3 |
| Ottawa Rapidz | Baseball | Canadian-American Association of Professional Baseball | Ottawa Baseball Stadium | 2008 | 0 |
| Ottawa Fat Cats | Baseball | Intercounty Baseball League | Ottawa Baseball Stadium | 2010- | 0 |
| Ottawa Gee-Gees | Various | Canadian Interuniversity Sport | University of Ottawa | 1848-present | 2 (Vanier Cups) |
| Carleton Ravens | Various | Canadian Interuniversity Sport | Carleton University | 1942-present | 9 (Canadian University Basketball) |
| Ottawa 67's | ice hockey | Ontario Hockey League | Urbandale Centre | 1967–present | 3 (OHL) 2 (Memorial Cups) |
| Ottawa-Hull Junior Canadiens | ice hockey | (non-league) | Ottawa Auditorium | 1956–1959 | Memorial Cup (1957) |
| Ottawa Raiders | ice hockey | National Women's Hockey League | Sandy Hill Arena | 1999–2007 | 0 |
| Ottawa Senators (CWHL) | ice hockey | Canadian Women's Hockey League | Sandy Hill Arena/Bell Sensplex | 2007–present | 0 |
| Ottawa Loggers | roller hockey | Roller Hockey International | Ottawa Civic Centre | 1997-99 | n/a |
| Ottawa Fury | soccer | W-League and USL Premier Development League | Keith Harris Stadium | 2003 | 1 (Women) |
| Ottawa Harlequins | Rugby Union | Rugby Canada Super League | Twin Elm Rugby Park | 1999 | 0 |
| Ottawa Rebel | indoor lacrosse | National Lacrosse League | Scotiabank Place | 2001–2003 | 0 |
| Ottawa Swans | Australian football | Ontario Australian Football League | Rideau Carleton Raceway | 2007–present | 0 |
| Ottawa Sooners | Canadian football | Canadian Junior Football League (1960-1995, 2009-present) Quebec Junior Football League (1996-2008) |
Keith Harris Stadium | 1960–present | 5 CJFL Championships 3 QJFL Championships |
| Ottawa Junior Riders | Canadian football | Quebec Junior Football League (1995-2000, 2006-Present) Canadian Junior Football League (2001-2005) |
Nepean Sportsplex | 1995–present | 6 QJFL Championships |
| Cumberland Panthers | Canadian football | Quebec Junior Football League | Millennium Sports Park | 2004–present | 0 |
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