The Oregon Sports Authority has served as the state’s sports economic development arm for more 15 years, injecting millions of dollars into Oregon’s economy each year through sports tourism. Supported by more than 150 annual members, the non-profit organization works relentlessly to enhance the state’s economy and quality of life through sports.

The Oregon Sports Authority’s major achievements include landing the 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Davis Cup World Final, U.S. Figure Skating Championships, Women’s World Cup Soccer and the Dew Tour. The organization is also the driving force behind efforts to bring additional professional sports franchises to Oregon, and recently launched the campaign to bring the Portland Beavers to Beaverton.

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The mission of the Oregon Sports Authority is to position the state of Oregon as the preferred location for select amateur and professional sports events, franchises and related activities in order to enhance the quality of life of Oregonians and to stimulate the state's economy.

View the Oregon Sports Authority's membership book to learn about the organization's many significant accomplishments and future vision for the Oregon sports landscape.