I'm the Founder of Zubie Five, based right here in Ontario, CA. I worked for the LA Clippers G League team when it played at Toyota Arena in Ontario, and I've spent over a decade in sports corporate partnerships.
I know this market and the businesses in it. Zubie Five brings that to Ontario and Chino youth leagues, high school athletics, community nonprofits, and parks & recreation departments — the programs that have real audiences and nobody selling for them.
Read the full story →Ontario is a genuine logistics and aviation hub — Ontario International Airport has grown into a nearly $5 billion economic engine since the city took back local control in 2016, and Ontario Mills draws shoppers from across Southern California — a market with real commercial weight behind it, not just a bedroom community.
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A September 2025 report on the unveiling of the Ontario Tower Buzzers, the Los Angeles Dodgers' Single-A affiliate, says the team's stadium will anchor the 190-acre Ontario Sports Empire, which is also to have 20 multipurpose fields, 14 youth diamonds, eight full-size baseball fields, two championship-level fields, and a hotel in a "Stadium Village."
Site Selection reported in September 2026 that ONT Field, a $120 million, 6,500-seat stadium that opened in spring 2026, is part of what the magazine calls the $850 million Ontario Sports Empire complex. The city's economic development director told the magazine that about 120 acres of football, soccer, and baseball fields beside the 15-acre stadium site are expected to draw an estimated 1.5 million visitors a year; the city's August 2025 announcement said more than 1.2 million.
Ontario International Airport secured the stadium's naming rights, according to coverage of the Sept. 18, 2025 unveiling of the Ontario Tower Buzzers, the Los Angeles Dodgers' Single-A affiliate, before more than 5,000 fans; the venue is now called ONT Field.
The Tower Buzzers' Opening Day tickets sold out in 12 minutes, and the team's first home game was set for April 2, 2026. Sports Destination Management reported in March 2026 that the tournament complex was anticipated to open in October 2026, with a dual-branded Aloft and Residence Inn planned for visiting teams and tournament participants.
Tournaments and large sports complexes bring visiting families to town. Read How Local Businesses Can Benefit When a Major Youth Tournament Comes to Town.
Find corporate sponsors for your Ontario-area organization — jerseys, field signage, tournaments, and more — and put the support back into your kids' season.
See Options for Organizations →Reach Ontario-area families through youth sports sponsorships — 67% of youth sports parents say they're more likely to buy from a brand that sponsors their child's team than from one that sponsors a pro team they follow.
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