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American football
- Oilers, 1960–97 ( AFL/ NFL) – Now the Tennessee Titans, the team relocated to Memphis and later to Nashville, Tennessee.
- Texans, 1974–75 ( WFL) – The team relocated to Shreveport, Louisiana.
- Herricanes, 1976–79 ( NWFL)
- Gamblers, 1984–85 ( USFL)
- Terror/ Thunderbears, 1996–2001 ( AFL)
- Outlaws, 1999 ( RFL)
- Marshals, 2000 ( SFL)
- Copperheads, 2006–2008 ( NIFL/ AF2)
- Wild Riders, 2007 ( NIFL)
- Ruff Riders, 2007–08 ( Intense Football League) – The team relocated to Abilene.
- Texas Cyclones, 2008–10 ( NWFA/ WFA/ IWFL)
- Lightning 2009–2010 ( SIFL)
- Stallions, 2010–2012 ( SIFL/ LSFL)
- Lady Oilers, 2011–2013 ( WAFL)
- Wildcats, 2016–2017 ( USWFL)
- Roughnecks, 2018–2024 ( XFL)
- Jets, 2021–2022 ( AFA)
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Baseball
- Buffaloes (Buffs), 1888–1961 ( Texas League, American Association), reorganized and relocated to Oklahoma City after their buyout by the Houston Astros. The team still exists as the Oklahoma City RedHawks.
- Eagles, 1949-c.1950s ( Negro league baseball team, remnants of legendary Newark Eagles) [1]
- Apollos, 2002–2021 (Big States League/ Pecos League/ AAIPB)
- Toros, 2007–2009 ( CBL)
- Strykers, 2012—2016 ( TCL)
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Basketball
- Ada Oilers, 1952–57 ( Amateur Athletic Association/ NIBL)
- Mavericks, 1967–69 ( ABA)
- Angels, 1978–1980 ( Women's Professional Basketball League)
- Shamrocks, 1984 ( WABA)
- Comets, 1997–2008 ( WNBA)
- Flames, 2000 ( WSBL)
- Stealth, 2002–2004 ( NWBA)
- Undertakers/ Takers/ Red Storm, 2006–2012 ( ABA)
- Asteroids, 2010 ( GPBL 2)
- Legends, 2012-2015 ( ABA)
- Assault, 2013–2015 ( ABA)
- Inferno, 2013–2015 ( BBA)
- Bandits, 2015 ( ABA)
- Wolverines, 2017 ( NABL)
- Galaxy, 2017–20 ( WMLBA)
- Toros, 2018 ( NABL)
- Ballers, 2018–19 ( JBA)
- Push, 2021 ( TBL)
- Imperials, 2022 ( TBL)
- Warriors, 2023 ( TBL)
- Hockey
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Soccer
- Stars, 1967–68 ( USA/ NASL)
- Hurricane, 1978–80 ( NASL)
- Summit, 1978–80 ( MISL)
- Dynamos, 1983–91 ( USL/ LSSA)
- Express, 1988–90 ( SISL)
- Alianza, 1988–91 ( LSSA)
- Hotshots, 1994–97 ( CISL)
- Force, 1995 ( USL-2)
- Hurricanes, 1996–2000 ( USL-2)
- Hotshots, 1999–2000 ( WISL)
- Tornados, 1999–2001 ( W-League)
- Toros, 2002–2003 ( PDL)
- Stars, 2003-2005 ( WPSL)
- Tornadoes, 2003 ( WPSL)
- Leones, 2007–2010 ( PDL)
- South Select, 2007–2016 ( WPSL)
- Dutch Lions, 2011–2019 ( NPSL)
- Hurricanes FC, 2012–2013 ( NPSL)
- Regals SCA, 2013; 2015–2018 ( NPSL)
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Team tennis
- E-Z Riders, 1974 ( World Team Tennis)
- Astro-Knots, 1982–1983 ( TeamTennis)
- Wranglers, 2005–2007 ( World TeamTennis)
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Cricket
- Arrow Heads, 2004 ( Pro Cricket)
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Softball
- Thunder, 2004–2006 ( National Pro Fastpitch)
- Scrap Yard Dawgs, 2016–2017 ( National Pro Fastpitch)
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Esports
- Outlaws, 2017–2023 ( Overwatch League)
- ^ "Newark Eagles". Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Retrieved December 25, 2020.
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American football
- Oilers, 1960–97 ( AFL/ NFL) – Now the Tennessee Titans, the team relocated to Memphis and later to Nashville, Tennessee.
- Texans, 1974–75 ( WFL) – The team relocated to Shreveport, Louisiana.
- Herricanes, 1976–79 ( NWFL)
- Gamblers, 1984–85 ( USFL)
- Terror/ Thunderbears, 1996–2001 ( AFL)
- Outlaws, 1999 ( RFL)
- Marshals, 2000 ( SFL)
- Copperheads, 2006–2008 ( NIFL/ AF2)
- Wild Riders, 2007 ( NIFL)
- Ruff Riders, 2007–08 ( Intense Football League) – The team relocated to Abilene.
- Texas Cyclones, 2008–10 ( NWFA/ WFA/ IWFL)
- Lightning 2009–2010 ( SIFL)
- Stallions, 2010–2012 ( SIFL/ LSFL)
- Lady Oilers, 2011–2013 ( WAFL)
- Wildcats, 2016–2017 ( USWFL)
- Roughnecks, 2018–2024 ( XFL)
- Jets, 2021–2022 ( AFA)
-
Baseball
- Buffaloes (Buffs), 1888–1961 ( Texas League, American Association), reorganized and relocated to Oklahoma City after their buyout by the Houston Astros. The team still exists as the Oklahoma City RedHawks.
- Eagles, 1949-c.1950s ( Negro league baseball team, remnants of legendary Newark Eagles) [1]
- Apollos, 2002–2021 (Big States League/ Pecos League/ AAIPB)
- Toros, 2007–2009 ( CBL)
- Strykers, 2012—2016 ( TCL)
-
Basketball
- Ada Oilers, 1952–57 ( Amateur Athletic Association/ NIBL)
- Mavericks, 1967–69 ( ABA)
- Angels, 1978–1980 ( Women's Professional Basketball League)
- Shamrocks, 1984 ( WABA)
- Comets, 1997–2008 ( WNBA)
- Flames, 2000 ( WSBL)
- Stealth, 2002–2004 ( NWBA)
- Undertakers/ Takers/ Red Storm, 2006–2012 ( ABA)
- Asteroids, 2010 ( GPBL 2)
- Legends, 2012-2015 ( ABA)
- Assault, 2013–2015 ( ABA)
- Inferno, 2013–2015 ( BBA)
- Bandits, 2015 ( ABA)
- Wolverines, 2017 ( NABL)
- Galaxy, 2017–20 ( WMLBA)
- Toros, 2018 ( NABL)
- Ballers, 2018–19 ( JBA)
- Push, 2021 ( TBL)
- Imperials, 2022 ( TBL)
- Warriors, 2023 ( TBL)
- Hockey
-
Soccer
- Stars, 1967–68 ( USA/ NASL)
- Hurricane, 1978–80 ( NASL)
- Summit, 1978–80 ( MISL)
- Dynamos, 1983–91 ( USL/ LSSA)
- Express, 1988–90 ( SISL)
- Alianza, 1988–91 ( LSSA)
- Hotshots, 1994–97 ( CISL)
- Force, 1995 ( USL-2)
- Hurricanes, 1996–2000 ( USL-2)
- Hotshots, 1999–2000 ( WISL)
- Tornados, 1999–2001 ( W-League)
- Toros, 2002–2003 ( PDL)
- Stars, 2003-2005 ( WPSL)
- Tornadoes, 2003 ( WPSL)
- Leones, 2007–2010 ( PDL)
- South Select, 2007–2016 ( WPSL)
- Dutch Lions, 2011–2019 ( NPSL)
- Hurricanes FC, 2012–2013 ( NPSL)
- Regals SCA, 2013; 2015–2018 ( NPSL)
-
Team tennis
- E-Z Riders, 1974 ( World Team Tennis)
- Astro-Knots, 1982–1983 ( TeamTennis)
- Wranglers, 2005–2007 ( World TeamTennis)
-
Cricket
- Arrow Heads, 2004 ( Pro Cricket)
-
Softball
- Thunder, 2004–2006 ( National Pro Fastpitch)
- Scrap Yard Dawgs, 2016–2017 ( National Pro Fastpitch)
-
Esports
- Outlaws, 2017–2023 ( Overwatch League)
- ^ "Newark Eagles". Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Retrieved December 25, 2020.