San Diego Aviators
Home courts
The following table shows home courts used by the San Diego Aviators franchise since its founding in 1995. Notes: The stadium was called Central Park Tennis Stadium from 1995 to 2001.

San Diego Aviators

Section Title: Home courts
Table Section Text: The following table shows home courts used by the San Diego Aviators franchise since its founding in 1995. Notes: The stadium was called Central Park Tennis Stadium from 1995 to 2001.

Venue	Location	Duration	Notes

Start	End

CDPHP Tennis Complex	Schenectady, New York	1995	2007	Primary home venue (OTBzz, Electrics, Buzz)

Sportime Schenectady	Rotterdam, New York	1995	2007	Alternate venue in case of rain (OTBzz, Electrics, Buzz)

Sportime Quogue	East Quogue, New York	2000	2001	Primary home venue (Hamptons)

Amagansett-East Side Tennis Club	Amagansett, New York	2002	2002	Primary home venue (Hamptons)

Sportime Harbor Island	Mamaroneck, New York	2003	2008	Primary home venue (Sportimes)

Tri-City Racquet Club	Latham, New York	2005	2005	Alternate venue used because of a power failure at Central Park MVP Stadium (Buzz)

Washington Avenue Armory Sports and Convention Arena	Albany, New York	2008	2008	Primary home venue (Buzz)

Sportime Stadium at Randall's Island	New York, New York	2009	2013	Primary home venue (Sportimes)

SEFCU Arena	Guilderland, New York	2009	2011	Primary home venue (Buzz 2009–2010, Sportimes 2011)

Glens Falls Civic Center	Glens Falls, New York	2010	2010	One marquee match played at the venue (Buzz)

McDonough Sports Complex	Troy, New York	2012	2012	Primary home venue (Sportimes)

SEFCU Arena	Guilderland, New York	2013	2013	Primary home venue (Sportimes)

Valley View Casino Center	San Diego, California	2014	2014	Primary home venue (Aviators)

Omni La Costa Resort and Spa	Carlsbad, California	2015	Primary home venue (Aviators)

Sentence(s)

The OTBzz played at Central Park Tennis Stadium in Schenectady, New York.

final_sentence: The OTBzz played at Central Park Tennis Stadium in Schenectady, New York.