Toronto, Ontario, is home to several professional, semi-professional, and university sports teams. It is notable among Canadian cities in sports for having several professional and semi-professional teams associated with United States leagues.
Professional teams
- Toronto Argonauts (Canadian Football League) (est. 1873)
- Toronto Arrows (Major League Rugby) (est. 2019)
- Toronto Blue Jays (Major League Baseball) (est. 1977)
- Toronto FC (Major League Soccer) (est. 2006)
- Toronto FC II (USL League One soccer) (est. 2015)
- Toronto Maple Leafs (National Hockey League) (est. 1917, current name since 1927)
- Toronto Marlies (American Hockey League) (est. 1978, in Toronto since 2005)
- Toronto Nationals (Global T20 Canada cricket) (est. 2018)
- Toronto Raptors (National Basketball Association) (est. 1995)
- Toronto Rock (National Lacrosse League) (est. 1998, in Toronto since 1999)
- Toronto Six (National Women's Hockey League) (est. 2020)
- Toronto Titans (International Swimming League) (est. 2020)
- York United FC (Canadian Premier League soccer) (est. 2019)
Semi-professional teams
- Ontario Blues (Canadian Rugby Championship) (est. 2009)
- Toronto Beaches (OLA Junior A Lacrosse League) (est. 1991)
- Toronto City Saints (Ontario Rugby League) (est. 2010)
- TFC Academy - (League1 Ontario) (est. 2008)
- Toronto Maple Leafs (Intercounty Baseball League) (est. 1969)
- Toronto Rebellion (Rugby Canada National Junior Championship) (est. 1999)
- Toronto Rush (American Ultimate Disc League) (est. 2013)
Canadian Soccer League
- FC Ukraine United (est. 2006)
- Scarborough SC (est. 2014)
- Serbian White Eagles (est. 1968)
- Toronto Croatia (est. 1956)
Ontario Australian Football League
- Broadview Hawks
- Central Blues
- Etobicoke Kangaroos
- High Park Demons
- Toronto Downtown Dingos
- Toronto Eagles
- Toronto Rebels
Professional eSports Teams
- Raptors Uprising GC (NBA 2K League)
- Toronto Defiant (Overwatch League)
- Toronto Ultra (Call of Duty League)
Amateur teams
University teams
- Ryerson Rams (Ryerson University) (est. 1948)
- Varsity Blues (University of Toronto) (est. 1877)
- York Lions (York University) (est. 1968)
Community colleges
- Seneca Sting
- Humber Hawks
- George Brown Huskies
- Centennial Colts
Junior
- Toronto Predators
- Toronto Jr. Canadiens
- Toronto Patriots
- St. Michael's Buzzers
- North York Rangers
Other
- Handball Club Toronto
Defunct teams
Ice hockey
- Toronto 228th Battalion - National Hockey Association (1916–17)
- Toronto Aeros - National Women's Hockey League (1998–2006; became the Mississauga Aeros for 2006–07)
- Toronto Attack - Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League (2012–17)
- Toronto Blueshirts - National Hockey Association (1911–17)
- Toronto Furies (Canadian Women's Hockey League) (2010-2018)
- Toronto Marlboros - Ontario Hockey League (1904–89)
- Toronto Ontarios - National Hockey Association (1913–14)
- Toronto Roadrunners - American Hockey League (2003–04)
- Toronto Shamrocks - National Hockey Association (1915)
- Toronto St. Michael's Majors - Ontario Hockey League (1906–62, 1996–2007)
- Toronto Tecumsehs - National Hockey Association (1912–13)
- Toronto Toros - World Hockey Association (1973–76)
Soccer
- North York Astros - Canadian Soccer League (1990–14)
- SC Toronto - Canadian Soccer League (2001–12)
- Toronto Blizzard - North American Soccer League (1971–84; known as the Toronto Metros (1971–74) and Toronto Metros-Croatia (1975-78))
- Toronto Blizzard - Canadian National Soccer League (1985–86), Canadian Soccer League (1987–92), American Professional Soccer League (1993)
- Toronto City - Eastern Canada Professional Soccer League (1961–65), United Soccer Association (1967)
- Toronto Falcons - National Professional Soccer League (1967), North American Soccer League (1968)
- Toronto Greenbacks - North American Soccer Football League (1946–47)
- Toronto Lynx (USL Premier Development League; previously in the A-League (1997-2004) and USL First Division (2005-06))
- Toronto Lady Lynx (USL Women's soccer) (2005-2011)
- Toronto Rockets - American Professional Soccer League (1994)
- Toronto Shooting Stars - National Professional Soccer League (1996–97)
- Toronto ThunderHawks - National Professional Soccer League (2000–01)
Lacrosse
- Toronto Maple Leafs - International Lacrosse League (1932)
- Toronto Maple Leafs - National Lacrosse Association (1968)
- Toronto Nationals - Major League Lacrosse (2009–10)
- Toronto Shooting Stars - National Lacrosse League (1972-4)
- Toronto Shooting Stars - Canadian Lacrosse League (2012–13)
- Toronto Tecumsehs - International Lacrosse League (1931–32)
- Toronto Tomahawks - National Lacrosse League (1974)
Other
- Balmy Beach Saints - O.A.F.L. (1992–97)
- Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers - Ontario Rugby Football Union (1924–57)
- Toronto Huskies - Basketball Association of America (1946–47)
- Toronto Maple Leafs - International League (1896-1967)
- Toronto Northmen - World Football League (scheduled to join in 1974 but never played a game)
- Toronto Phantoms - Arena Football League (2001–02)
- Toronto Planets - Roller Hockey International (1993)
- Toronto Rebellion - Rugby Canada National Junior Championship (2009)
- Toronto Rifles - Continental Football League (1965–67)
- Toronto Tornados - Continental Basketball Association (1983–85)
- Toronto Torpedoes - Major League Roller Hockey (1998)
- Toronto Triumph - Legends Football League (2011–12)
- Toronto Wolfpack - Rugby Football League (2017-2020)
- Toronto Xtreme - Rugby Canada Super League (1999-2007; known as Toronto Renegades (1999-2002))
See also
- Sports in Toronto
- Amateur sport in Toronto
- CJCL (AM) (Toronto's all-sports radio station, The FAN 590)
- CHUM (AM) (Toronto all-sports radio station, TSN Radio 1050)