2016 in sports

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2016 in sports describes the year's events in world sport. The main highlight for this year is the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Calendar by month[edit]

Air sports[edit]

Alpine skiing[edit]

Amateur boxing[edit]

American football[edit]

Aquatics[edit]

Archery[edit]

  • November 21, 2015 – September 17, 2016: 2015–16 World Archery Federation Events Page[1]

2016 Summer Olympics (WA)[edit]

Indoor archery[edit]

Outdoor archery[edit]

Association football[edit]

Athletics (track and field)[edit]

Badminton[edit]

Bandy[edit]

Baseball[edit]

Major League Baseball[edit]

WBSC[edit]

Little League Baseball[edit]

Basketball[edit]

2016 Summer Olympics (FIBA)[edit]

International FIBA championships[edit]

NBA[edit]

WNBA[edit]

NCAA[edit]

FIBA Americas[edit]

FIBA Europe[edit]

FIBA Asia[edit]

FIBA Africa[edit]

FIBA Oceania[edit]

Beach volleyball[edit]

Biathlon[edit]

BMX racing[edit]

Bobsleigh and skeleton[edit]

Boccia[edit]

  • March 19 – 26: BISFed 2016 World Individual Championships in China Beijing[73]
  • April 26 – May 2: BISFed 2016 World Open #1 in Canada Montreal[74]
    • Individual BC1 winner: South Korea Lee Dong-won
    • Individual BC2 winner: South Korea Lee Young-jin
    • Individual BC3 winner: South Korea Jeong Ho-won
    • Individual BC4 winner: South Korea Seo Hyeon-seok
    • Pairs BC3 winners:  South Korea
    • Pairs BC4 winners:  Slovakia
    • Team BC1–BC2 winners:  South Korea
  • May 17 – 24: BISFed 2016 World Open #2 in United Arab Emirates Dubai[75][76]
    • Individual BC1 winner: Hong Kong LEUNG Mei Yee
    • Individual BC2 winner: Portugal Abilio Valente
    • Individual BC3 winner: Hong Kong HO Yuen Kei
    • Individual BC4 winner: Slovakia Samuel Andrejcik
    • Pairs BC3 winners:  Russia
    • Pairs BC4 winners:  China
    • Team BC1–BC2 winners:  Portugal
  • June 14 – 19: BISFed 2016 World Open #3 in Portugal Póvoa de Varzim
    • Individual BC1 winner: United Kingdom David Smith
    • Individual BC2 winner: Brazil Maciel de Sousa Santos
    • Individual BC3 winner: Portugal José Carlos Macedo
    • Individual BC4 winner: Slovakia Samuel Andrejcik
    • Pairs BC3 winners:  Russia
    • Pairs BC4 winners:  Brazil
    • Team BC1-BC2 winners:  Japan

Bowling[edit]

Canadian football[edit]

Canoeing[edit]

Chess[edit]

  • February 10 – December 18: 2016 FIDE (World Chess Federation) calendar

World events[edit]

European events[edit]

American events[edit]

  • February 19 – 28: American Continental Women's Championship in Peru Lima
  • March 24 – 29: CARIFTA Chess Championships U20 in United States Virgin Islands Saint Croix
    • U20 winners: Barbados Orlando Husbands (m) / Aruba Annelaine Jacobs (f)
    • U18 winners: Barbados Yu Tien Poon (m) / United States Virgin Islands Hazel Acosta (f)
    • U16 winners: Trinidad and Tobago Alan-Safar Ramoutar (m) / Suriname Catherine Kaslan (f)
    • U14 winners: Trinidad and Tobago Alan-Safar Ramoutar (m) / Suriname Catherine Kaslan (f)
    • U12 winners: The Bahamas Nathan Smith (m) / Barbados Azaria Johnson (f)
    • U10 winners: Jamaica Kishan Clarke (m) / Aruba Thamara Sagastegui (f)
    • U8 winner: United States Virgin Islands Jayden Barry
  • April 27 – May 3: American Subzonal 2.3.5 Open & Women in Barbados Bridgetown
    • Winners: Puerto Rico Mark Machin Rivera (m) / Jamaica Deborah Richards (f)
  • May 28 – June 5: 11th American Continental Chess Championship in El Salvador San Salvador
  • June 19 – 26: Panamerican U20 Chess Championship 2016 in Colombia Bogotà
  • July 1 – 6: Panamerican University Championship 2016 in Honduras Tegucigalpa
    • Winners: Costa Rica Mattey Emanuel Vaglio (m) / Costa Rica Maria Elena Rodriguez Arrieta (f)
  • July 11 – 18: Central American & Caribbean Junior U20 Chess Championships 2016 in El Salvador San Salvador
    • Winners: Costa Rica Bryan Solano Cuya (m) / Cuba Karla July Fernandez Rivero (f)
  • July 24 – 31: Panamerican Youth Festival 2016 in Uruguay Montevideo
    • U8 winners: United States Marvin Gao (m) / United States Sophie Velea (f)
    • U10 winners: Peru Diego Saul Rod Flores Quillas (m) / United States Rianne Ke (f)
    • U12 winners: United States Arthur Guo (m) / United States Nastassja A Matus (f)
    • U14 winners: Peru German Gonzalo Quirhuayo Chumbe (m) / Peru Melanie Dongo (f)
    • U16 winners: Argentina Julian Villca (m) / Colombia Angie Gabriela Velasquez (f)
    • U18 winners: Argentina Franco Villegas (m) / Bolivia Nataly A Monroy G (f)
  • August 7 – 11: North American Youth Chess Championship 2016 in  Canada
    • U8 winners: Canada Kevin Zhong (m) / United States Sophie Velea (f)
    • U10 winners: United States Rohun Trakru (m) / United States Atmika Gorti (f)
    • U12 winners: Canada Nicholas Vettese (m) / United States Claire Cao (f)
    • U14 winners: United States Aaron Shlionsky (m) / United States Sasha Konovalenko (f)
    • U16 winners: United States Zhaozhi Li (m) / Canada Svitlana Demchenko (f)
    • U18 winner: Canada Michael Song (m) / Canada Maili-Jade Ouellet (f)
  • August 15 – 22: Central American & Caribbean Youth Chess Championships 2016 in Venezuela Caracas
    •  Venezuela won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
  • October 2 – 9: Panamerican Schools Chess Championship 2016 in Peru Lima
    • U7 winners: Peru Matias Vincent Lima Cardenas (m) / Peru Maria Fernanda Herrada Blanco (f)
    • U9 winners: Peru Nicola Forno Trujillo (m) / Peru Fiorella Contreras (f)
    • U11 winners: Peru Diego Saul Rod Flores Quillas (m) / Chile Julia Dennis Figueroa Bernal (f)
    • U13 winners: Peru Ivan Excen Soriano Quispe (m) / Peru Nicole Celestino (f)
    • U15 winners: Ecuador Junior Zambrano (m) / Peru Mitzy Mishell Caballero Quijano (f)
    • U17 winners: Peru Kevin Joel Cori Quispe (m) / Peru Blanca Solis Chimoy (f)
  • October 25 – 30: Panamerican Amateur Chess Championship in Argentina Buenos Aires
    • Sub 1700 winner: Argentina Juan Dalmas Muzi
    • Sub 2000 winner: Argentina Nelson Lujan
    • Sub 2300 winner: Peru Renzo Gutiérrez
    • Blitz winner: Argentina Cristian Sanhueza
  • October 31 – November 6: American Subzonal 2.3.3 in Panama Panama City
    • Winners: Costa Rica Bernal González (m) / Costa Rica Maria Elena Rodriguez Arrieta (f)
  • November 6 – 13: American Continental Women's Championship in Mexico Colima City
  • December 1 – 6: South American Youth Festival 2016 in Chile Santiago
    • U8 winners: Colombia Santiago Lopez Rayo (m) / Brazil Mirella Pedro Tereza (f)
    • U10 winners: Bolivia Axl Severich (m) / Argentina Juana Rueda Nessi (f)
    • U12 winners: Colombia Jose Gabriel Cardoso Cardoso (m) / Peru Arianna Sofia Arauco Celestino (f)
    • U14 winners: Peru Flavio Gonzales Curse (m) / Peru Stephanie Beatriz Puppi Lazo (f)
    • U16 winners: Argentina Lucas Coro (m) / Peru Mitzy Mishell Caballero Quijano (f)
    • U18 winners: Argentina Franco Villegas (m) / Ecuador Anahi Ortiz Verdesoto (f)

Asian events[edit]

  • March 27 – April 8: Asian Nations Cup (Men and Women) 2016 in United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
  • April 6: Asian Nations Cup Rapid Championship 2016 in United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
  • April 7: Asian Nations Cup Blitz Championship 2016 in United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
  • April 5 – 15: Asian Youth U6, U8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 Championship 2016 in Mongolia Ulaanbaatar
    • U6 winners: Uzbekistan Khumoyun Begmuratov (m) / Mongolia Gantsolmon Enkh-Uyanga (f)
    • U8 winners: Iran Artin Ashraf (m) / Vietnam Tôn Nữ Quỳnh Dương (f)
    • U10 winners: Mongolia Ochirbat Lkhagvajamts (m) / Mongolia Davaakhuu Munkhzul (f)
    • U12 winners: India R. Praggnanandhaa (m) / India Divya Deshmukh (f)
    • U14 winners: Uzbekistan Nodirbek Yakubboev (m) / India Mishra Anwesha (f)
    • U16 winners: Iran Arash Tahbaz (m) / Iran Mobina Alinasab (f)
    • U18 winners: Iran Mersad Khodashenas (m) / Vietnam Nguyễn Thanh Thủy Tiên (f)
  • April 9: Asian Youth Blitz Championship 2016 in Mongolia Ulaanbaatar
  • April 10: Asian Youth Rapid Championship 2016 in Mongolia Ulaanbaatar
    • U6 winners: Mongolia Amarbat Baatar (m) / Mongolia Gantsolmon Enkh-Uyanga (f)
    • U8 winner: Iran Artin Ashraf (m) / Vietnam Vu My Linh (f)
    • U10 winners: Mongolia Yesuntumur Tugstumur (m) / Mongolia Davaakhuu Munkhzul (f)
    • U12 winners: Vietnam Duc Tri Ngo (m) / Kazakhstan Nazerke Nurgali (f)
    • U14 winners: Mongolia Yondonjamts Erdemdalai (m) / Mongolia Turmunkh Munkhzul (f)
    • U16 winners: Mongolia Byambasuren Garidmagnai (m) / India R. Vaishali (f)
    • U18 winners: Mongolia Erdenepurev Boldoo (m) / Mongolia Uurtsaikh Uuriintuya (f)
  • May 2 – 11: Asian Juniors and Girls U-20 Championships 2016 in India New Delhi
  • May 3: Asian Juniors and Girls Rapid Championship 2016 in India New Delhi
  • May 11: Asian Juniors and Girls Blitz Championship 2016 in India New Delhi
  • May 25 – June 5: Asian Individual Championship (Men and Women) 2016 in Uzbekistan Tashkent
  • June 4: Asian Individual Blitz Championship (Men and Women) 2016 in Uzbekistan Tashkent
  • May 29 – June 8: 17th ASEAN+ Age Group Open Chess Championships 2016 in Thailand Pattaya
    •  Vietnam won both the gold and overall medal tallies
  • July 9 – 18: Asian Schools Chess Championships 2016 in Iran Tehran
    • U7 winners: Uzbekistan Alikhon Avazkhonov (m) / Uzbekistan Afruza Khamdamova (f)
    • U9 winners: Iran Yousefi Kafshgarkola Seyed Roh (m) / Philippines Daren Dela Cruz (f)
    • U11 winners: Iran Seyed Kian Poormosavi (m) / Iran Parnian Ghomi (f)
    • U13 winners: Turkmenistan Azat Nurmamedov (m) / Iran Motahare Asadi (f)
    • U15 winners: Philippines Stephen Rome Pangilinan (m) / Iran Sedigheh Kalantari (f)
    • U17 winners: Iran Arash Tahbaz (m) / Philippines Doroy Allaney Jia G (f)
  • July 10: Asian Schools Rapid Championships 2016 in Iran Tehran
    • U7 winners: Uzbekistan Khumoyun Sindarov (m) / Uzbekistan Afruza Khamdamova (f)
    • U9 winners: India Roshan S (m) / Mongolia Erdenebat Enkhjin (f)
    • U11 winners: Iran Bardiya Daneshvar (m) / Iran Zahra Heydari (f)
    • U13 winners: Iran Mahan Saberi (m) / Iran Nikta Nadernia (f)
    • U15 winners: Turkmenistan Soltan Myradow (m) / Philippines Kylen Joy Mordido (f)
    • U17 winners: Iran Mohammadamin Molaei (m) / Iran Mitra Asgharzadeh (f)
  • July 17: Asian Schools Blitz Championships 2016 in Iran Tehran
    • U7 winners: China Sunle Gong (m) / Uzbekistan Afruza Khamdamova (f)
    • U9 winners: Singapore Jagadeesh Siddharth (m) / Sri Lanka Ehsha Mishela Pallie (f)
    • U11 winners: Iran Bardiya Daneshvar (m) / Turkmenistan Lala Shohradowa (f)
    • U13 winners: Philippines Daniel Quizon (m) / Iran Saba Jalali (f)
    • U15 winners: Uzbekistan Daler Vakhidov (m) / Iran Sedigheh Kalantari (f)
    • U17 winners: Iran Mohammadamin Molaei (m) / Philippines Doroy Allaney Jia G (f)
  • August 5 – 10: East Asian Youth Chess Championship in South Korea Gangwon Province
    • U8 mixed winner: Mongolia Enkh-Amgalan Amgalantengis
    • U10 winners: New Zealand Richard Meng (m) / Mongolia Munkhtur Tergel (f)
    • U12 mixed winner: Mongolia Ganzorig Amartuvshin
    • U14 mixed winner: Mongolia Ochirkhuyag Ulziikhishigjargal
    • U16 mixed winner: Vietnam Nguyễn Đặng Hồng Phúc
    • U20 mixed winner: Indonesia Muhammad Lutfi Ali
  • September 1 – 6: South Asian Amateur Championship 2016 in India Srinagar
    • Winner: India V Raghav Srivathsav
  • October 26 – November 5: Asian Seniors Chess Championship 2016 in Myanmar Mandalay
    • 50+ years winner: Myanmar Han Myint
    • 65+ years winner: India Wazeer Ahmad Khan
  • November 16 – 25: Asian Amateur Chess Championship 2016 in Kuwait Kuwait City

African events[edit]

  • March 28 – April 6: African Zonal 4.4 in Ghana Accra (men only)
  • April 22 – May 1: African Zonal 4.2 in Tanzania Dar-es-Salaam
  • April 23 – May 2: African Zonal 4.3 in Mauritius Le Morne
  • May 23 – 31: African Zonal 4.1 in Morocco Taroudant
    • Winners: Algeria Adlane Arab / Morocco Rania Sbai (f)
  • July 16 – 27: African Individual Championships in Uganda Kampala
  • July 25: African Blitz Championships in Uganda Kampala
  • July 26: African Rapid Championships Uganda Kampala
  • August 11 – 18: African Amateur Individual Championships in Togo Lomé
    • Under 2000 Open winner: Ghana Philip Elikem Ameku
    • Under 2300 Open winner: Morocco Anass Ouazri
  • August 21 – 29: African Youth Championships in South Africa Port Elizabeth
    • U8 winners: Egypt Ahmed Kandil (m) / South Africa Yanti Nunnan (f)
    • U10 winners: Algeria Safin Benyahia (m) / South Africa Aarti Datharam (f)
    • U12 winners: Algeria Wassel Bousmaha (m) / South Africa Nicola Putter (f)
    • U14 winners: Algeria Samy Leffad (m) / Algeria Lina Nassr (f)
    • U16 winners: South Africa Keegan Agulhas (m) / Algeria Rania Nassr (f)
    • U18 winners: Algeria Ahmad Nassr (m) / South Africa Inge Marx (f)
  • December 10 – 18: African Schools Individual Championships in Zambia Lusaka
  • December 27 – January 6, 2017: African Junior Championships in Tunisia Tunis

Arab events[edit]

  • February 1 – 9: 8th Arab Women Clubs Championship 2016 in Kuwait Kuwait City
    • Overall winner club: United Arab Emirates Golden Team club
  • October 1 – 10: Arab Individual Chess Championship 2016 (Women & Open) in  Sudan
  • October 4: Arab Individual Blitz Championship 2016 (Women & Open) in  Sudan
  • October 5 – 6: Arab Individual Rapid Championship 2016 (Women & Open) in  Sudan
    • Winners: Qatar Husein Aziz Nezad (m) / Jordan Alshaeby Boshra (f)

Cricket[edit]

Cross-country skiing[edit]

Curling[edit]

Cyclo-cross bike racing[edit]

Darts[edit]

Draughts[edit]

World Draughts Federation International[78]

International[edit]

  • February 14 – 18: 2016 Qatar World Championship Turkish Draughts in Qatar Doha
    • Winner: Turkey Faik Yıldız
  • February 25 – March 3: IMSA Elite Mind Games in China Huai'an
  • April 29 – May 1: World Championship blitz & rapid in Turkey Izmir
  • May 2: 1st Women's World Championship Turkish Draughts in Turkey Izmir
    • Winner: Russia Darya Tkachenko
  • June 9 – 12: Women's World Championship English Draughts (Checkers) in Italy Rome
  • July 8 – 15: World Title Match English Draughts (Checkers) Sergio Scarpetta-Michele Borghetti in Italy Rome
    • Winner: Italy Michele Borghetti
  • July 20 – 30: Asian Championship 2016 in Mongolia Ulaanbaatar
    • 64 Standard Open winners: China Liu Jinxin (m) / China Liu Pei (f)
    • Blitz Open winners: Uzbekistan Alisher Artikov (m) / China Liu Pei (f)
    • 100 Standard Open winners: Mongolia Manlai Ravjir (m) / Mongolia Nyamjargal Munkhbaatar (f)
    • 100 Rapid Open winners: China ZHOU Wei (m) / China You Zhang (f)
    • 100 Blitz Open winners: Mongolia Ganjargal Ganbaatar (m) / China Sai Ya (f)
    • Turkish Open winners: China Chengcheng Tian (m) / Mongolia Batdelger Nandintsetseg (f)
  • July 31 – August 9: European Youth Championship 2016 in Belarus Pinsk
Main
    • U10 winners: Russia Marsel Sharafutdinov (m) / Russia Rufina Tavlykaeva
    • U13 winners: Russia Nikita Volkov (m) / Russia Olga Balukova
    • U16 winners: Russia Marsel Sharafutdinov (m) / Russia Ksenia Nakhova
    • U19 winners: Netherlands Martijn van IJzendoorn (m) / Russia Ayanika Kychkina
    • U26 winners: Belarus Andrei Tolchykau (m) / Belarus Darja Fedorovich
Blitz
    • U10 winners: Russia Savva Zaika (m) / Belarus Nastassia Sakalova
    • U13 winners: Russia Nikita Volkov (m) / Russia Aygiza Muhametyanova
    • U16 winners: Belarus Michael Semyaniuk (m) / Latvia Elena Cesnokova
    • U19 winners: Netherlands Martijn van IJzendoorn (m) / Poland Katarzyna Stańczuk
    • U26 winners: Belarus Andrei Tolchykau (m) / Russia Aygul Idrisova
    • 'Rapid here not played
  • September 1 – 19: Women's World Title Match Sadowska – Kamychleeva in Poland Karpacz
  • September 14 – 29: 2016 African Championship in Mali Bamako
  • September 18 – 27: 2016 European Veteran Championship in Germany Korbach
    • Men's winner: Russia Evgeni Gurkov
    • Women's winner: Lithuania Romualda Shidlauskiene
  • September 20 – 30: Pan American Championship in Brazil Águas de Lindóia
  • September 22 – 29: XIII World Championship (Brazilian 64) in Brazil Águas de Lindóia
  • October 2 – 6: 2016 European Team Championship in Estonia Tallinn
  • October 18 – 24: 2016 European Championship in Turkey Izmir
  • October 25: 2016 European Rapid Championship in Turkey Izmir
  • October 26: 2016 European Blitz Championship in Turkey Izmir
    • Winners: Russia Ainur Shaibakov (m) / Russia Matrena Nogovitsyna (f)
  • October 27: 2016 European Super-Blitz Cup in Turkey Izmir

Major[edit]

  • February 22 – 28: 2016 Cannes Open World Cup in France Cannes
    • Winners: Cameroon Christian Niami (m) / Lithuania Romualda Šidlauskienė
  • March 19 – 27: Roethof Open World Cup in Suriname Paramaribo
  • May 15 – 23: Salou Open World Cup in Spain Salou
    • Winners: Russia Alexander Georgiev (m) / Poland Natalia Sadowska (f)
  • September 4 – 10: Polish Open World Cup in Poland Karpacz
    • Winner: Russia Aleksandr Getmanski

Open[edit]

  • February 5 – 7: 2016 Riga Open in Latvia Riga
  • March 24 – 28: 2016 Open Guadeloupe in Guadeloupe Baie-Mahault
    • Winner: France Alexander Mogilianski
  • May 6 – 15: 12th Thailand Open in Thailand Pattaya
    • Winner: Russia Ivan Trofimov
  • July 24 – 30: 2016 Nijmegen Open in Netherlands Nijmegen
  • August 5 – 13: 2016 Brunssum Open in Netherlands Brunssum
    • Winner: Netherlands Erno Prosman
  • August 15 – 20: 2016 MTB Open in Netherlands Hoogeveen
    • Winner: Netherlands Martijn van IJzendoorn
  • September 28 – October 5: 2016 Sunny Beach Open in Bulgaria Sunny Beach
  • November 18 – 24: 4th "XingQiu Cup" International Open in China Lishui

Equestrianism[edit]

Fencing[edit]

Field hockey[edit]

  • January 15 – December 11: 2016 FIH Calendar of Events[79]

2016 Summer Olympics (FIH)[edit]

International field hockey events[edit]

European Hockey Federation (EHF)[edit]

Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF)[edit]

Asian Hockey Federation (AHF)[edit]

African Hockey Federation (AfHF)[edit]

Figure skating[edit]

Fistball[edit]

  • January 16 & 17: IFA 2016 Fistball Men's European Champions' Cup Indoor in Switzerland Diepoldsau
    • Germany TSV Dennach defeated Austria Union Arnreit 4–1, in the final. Germany Ahlhorner SV took third place.
  • January 16 & 17: IFA 2016 Fistball Women's European Champions' Cup Indoor in Switzerland Rohrbach
    • Germany TSV Pfungstadt defeated Austria TuS Kremsmünster 4–0, in the final. Germany TV Schweinfurt-Oberndorf took third place.
  • July 1 – 2: EFA 2016 Fistball Men's European Cup in Austria Unterweitersdorf
    • Switzerland STV Wigoltingen defeated Germany VFK Berlin, 3–2. Germany MTV Rosenheim took third place.
  • July 1 – 2: Men's Champions Cup 2016 in Germany Pfungstadt
    • Germany TSV Pfungstadt defeated Austria Union Compact Freistadt 4–0, in the final. Germany TV SW-Oberndorf took third place.
  • July 2 & 3: EFA 2016 Fistball Women's European Champions' Cup in Switzerland Jona
    • Germany TSV Dennach defeated Switzerland TSV Jona, 3–2. Germany SV Moslesfehn took third place.
  • July 9 & 10: EFA 2016 Fistball U21 Men's European Championship in  Switzerland
  • July 20 – 24: IFA 2016 Fistball U18 Men's and Women's World Championships in Germany Nürnberg
  • August 5 – 7: IFA 2016 Fistball Women's World Cup in Germany Neuenbürg
    • Brazil Duque de Caixas defeated Germany TSV Dennach, 4–1.
  • August 26 – 28: 2016 Fistball European Championships in Austria Grieskirchen
  • October 14 – 16: IFA 2016 Fistball Men's World Cup in South Africa Cape Town
    • Winner: Germany TSV Pfungstadt, 2nd: Brazil Club Mercês, 3rd: Australia South Melbourne Fistball Club, 4th: England Archbishops of Banterbury
  • October 23 – 30: IFA 2016 Fistball Women's World Championship in Brazil Pomerode
    •  Germany defeated  Brazil 4:2 (08:11, 11:04, 14:15, 11:09, 11:05, 11:06) to win their fifth Fistball Women's World Championship.
    •  Switzerland took third place.
  • November 4 – 6: U16 South American Fistball Championship in Brazil Novo Hamburgo
  • November 19 & 20: IFA South America Fistball Cup 2016 in Chile Santiago
    • Men's: 1. Brazil Sogipa Porto Alegre, 2. Brazil Merces Curitiba, 3. Brazil Ginástica Novo Hamburgo
    • Women's: 1. Brazil Duque de Caxias Curitiba, 2. Brazil Sogipa Porto Alegre, 3. Chile Club Manquehue Santiago

Floorball[edit]

Open[edit]

Europe[edit]

  • August 24 – 28: EuroFloorball Challenge in Hungary Budapest and Érd
    • Men's: Hungary Phoenix Fireball SE defeated Hungary Dunai Krokodilok SE, 7–4. Italy FBC Bozen.
    • Women's: Spain CDE El Valle defeated Hungary Neumann Pillangók, 4–1. Hungary Phoenix Fireball SE took third place.
  • September 30 – October 2: Champions Cup in Sweden Borås
  • October 5 – 9: EuroFloorball Cup in Germany Weißenfels
    • Men's: Germany UHC Weißenfels defeated Latvia SK Lielvarde 8–6.
    • Women's: Norway Sveiva IB defeated Germany UHC Weißenfels 5–0.

International Championships[edit]

Freestyle skiing[edit]

Futsal[edit]

Golf[edit]

2016 Summer Olympics[edit]

2016 Men's major golf championships[edit]

2016 World Golf Championships (WGC)[edit]

Other men's golf events[edit]

2016 Senior major golf championships[edit]

2016 Women's major golf championships[edit]

2016 International Crown[edit]

FISU[edit]

Grass skiing[edit]

  • July 23 – 29: 2016 FIS Grass Ski Junior World Championships in Iran Dizin
    • Super Combined winners: Czech Republic Martin Barták (m) / Austria Kristin Hetfleisch (f)
    • Super G #1 winners: Czech Republic Martin Barták (m) / Austria Kristin Hetfleisch (f)
    • Super G #2 winners: Czech Republic Martin Barták (m) / Japan Marino Maeda (f)
    • Slalom winners: Czech Republic Martin Barták (m) / Czech Republic Magdaléna Kotyzová (f)
    • Giant Slalom winners: Germany Marcel Knapp (m) / Austria Daniela Krueckel (f)

2016 FIS Grass Ski World Cup[edit]

  • June 4 & 5: WC #1 in Austria Rettenbach
    • Men's Giant Slalom winner: Italy Edoardo Frau
    • Women's Giant Slalom winner: Austria Jacqueline Gerlach
    • Men's Super Combined winner: Switzerland Mirko Hüppi
    • Women's Super Combined winner: Austria Jacqueline Gerlach
  • July 2 & 3: WC #2 in Czech Republic Předklášteří
    • Men's Slalom winner: Czech Republic Jan Gardavsky
    • Women's Slalom winner: Austria Jacqueline Gerlach
    • Men's Giant Slalom winner: Austria Michael Stocker
  • July 8 – 10: WC #3 in Austria Kaprun
    • Men's Super G winner: Switzerland Mirko Hüppi
    • Women's Super G winner: Slovakia Barbara Míková
    • Men's Super Combined winner: Italy Edoardo Frau
    • Women's Super Combined winner: Austria Jacqueline Gerlach
    • Men's Giant Slalom winner: Italy Edoardo Frau
    • Women's Giant Slalon winner: Austria Kristin Hetfleisch
  • August 20 & 21: WC #7 in Italy Santa Caterina Ski Area
    • Men's Slalom #1 winner: Austria Michael Stocker
    • Men's Slalom #2 winner: Austria Michael Stocker
    • Women's Slalom #1 winner: Austria Jacqueline Gerlach
    • Women's Slalom #2 winner: Austria Daniela Krückel
  • August 27 & 28: WC #5 in Switzerland Marbach
    • Men's Giant Slalom winner: Italy Edoardo Frau
    • Women's Giant Slalom winner: Austria Jacqueline Gerlach
    • Men's Super G winner: Italy Edoardo Frau
    • Women's Super G winner: Slovakia Barbara Míková
  • September 1 – 4: WC #6 (final) in Italy Ravascletto
    • Men's Giant Slalom winner: Austria Marc Zickbauer
    • Women's Giant Slalom winner: Slovakia Barbara Míková
    • Men's Super G winner: Austria Michael Stocker
    • Women's Super G winner: Slovakia Barbara Míková
    • Men's Super Combined winner: Austria Marc Zickbauer
    • Women's Super Combined winner: Slovakia Barbara Míková
    • Men's Slalom winner: Czech Republic Jan Gardavský
    • Women's Slalom winner: Austria Daniela Krueckel

Gymnastics[edit]

Handball[edit]

  • January 6 – December 18: 2016 IHF Calendar of Events[112]

2016 Summer Olympics (IHF)[edit]

EHF[edit]

CAHB[edit]

AHF[edit]

PATHF[edit]

International handball championships[edit]

Ice hockey[edit]

Judo[edit]

Kabaddi[edit]

  • Major Leagues
  • International Tournaments

Korfball[edit]

Europe[edit]

North America[edit]

1.  Dominican Republic 2.  Netherlands 3.  Colombia 4.  Costa Rica

Asia[edit]

World championships and World Cups[edit]

Lacrosse[edit]

Major League Lacrosse[edit]

NCAA Lacrosse Championship[edit]

NLL[edit]

WCLA[edit]

Division I Individual Awards
Division II Individual Awards
  • Most Outstanding Attacker – Colorado Kaitlin Ball (Denver)
  • Most Outstanding Midfielder – Utah Audrey Burns (Utah)
  • Most Outstanding Defender – Colorado Nicole Cosmany (Denver)
  • Most Outstanding Goalie – Utah Sasha McKee (Utah)

Luge[edit]

Mixed martial arts[edit]

Modern pentathlon[edit]

Motorsport[edit]

Mountain bike racing[edit]

Multi-sport events[edit]

Nordic combined[edit]

Olympic Games[edit]

Paralympic Games[edit]

Padel[edit]

International Padel Federation Calendar[142]

2016 World Padel Tour[edit]

  • March 27 – December 14: 2016 World Padel Tour
  • March 27 – April 3: Spain Gijón Open
    • Winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
  • April 16 – 24: Spain Valencia Master
    • Men's winners: Spain Francisco Navarro Compán & Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez
    • Women's winners: Spain Alejandra Salazar & Spain Marta Marrero
  • April 30 – May 8: Spain Barcelona Master
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Patty Llaguno & Spain Elisabeth Amatriaín
  • May 12 – 14: Italy Rome Exhibition
    • Winners: Spain Francisco Navarro Compán & Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez
  • May 22 – 29: Spain Las Rozas de Madrid Open
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Alejandra Salazar & Spain Marta Marrero
  • May 30 – June 6: Portugal Lisbon Chellenger
    • Winners: Argentina Matías Marina & Spain Alejandro Ruiz Granados
  • June 19 – 26: Spain Palma Open
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto & Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
  • June 26 – July 3: Spain Barcelona Chellenger
    • Men's winners: Spain Gonzalo Rubio & Spain Javier Ruiz
    • Women's winners: Argentina Catalina Tenorio & Spain Victoria Iglesias
  • July 3 – 10: Spain Valladolid Open
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto & Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
  • July 24 – 31: Spain Gran Canaria Open
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Alejandra Salazar & Spain Marta Marrero
  • August 7 – 14: Spain Costa del Sol Chellenger
    • Winners: Argentina Federico Quiles & Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
  • August 21 – 28: Spain La Nucía Open
    • Men's winners: Spain Francisco Navarro Compán & Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez
    • Women's winners: Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto & Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
  • September 5 – 11: Monaco Monte Carlo Master
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Alejandra Salazar & Spain Marta Marrero
  • September 11 – 18: Spain Madrid Chellenger
    • Winners: Argentina Gonzalo Godo Díaz & Argentina Luciano Capra
  • September 18 – 25: Spain Sevilla Open
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Alejandra Salazar & Spain Marta Marrero
  • October 9 – 16: Spain A Coruña Open
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Alejandra Salazar & Spain Marta Marrero
  • October 23 – 30: Spain Zaragoza Open
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
    • Women's winners: Spain Alejandra Salazar & Spain Marta Marrero
  • November 7 – 13: Argentina Buenos Aires Master
    • Men's winners: Argentina Fernando Belasteguín & Brazil Pablo de Lima
  • November 25 – 27: United States Miami Exhibition
  • November 27 – December 4: Spain Basque Country Open
  • December 14 – 18: Spain Madrid Master (final)

World Championship[edit]

Radio-controlled racing[edit]

Racquetball[edit]

Road cycling[edit]

Roller skating[edit]

FIRS[edit]

  • June 1 – 5: 2016 World Inline Hockey Masters Cup in Italy Bolzano
  • June 4 – 5: 2016 Inline Alpine Slalom and Parallel Slalom World Championships in Germany Unterensingen and Spain Villablino
    • Slalom winners: Germany Katharina Hoffmann & Latvia Kristaps Zvejnieks
    • Parallel Slalom winners: Germany Claudia Wittmann & Germany Davis Zvejnieks
    • World Cup winners: Germany Jana Börsig & Germany Marco Walz
  • June 12 – 25: 2016 World Inline Hockey Championships in Italy Asiago/Roana
  • September 10 – 18: World Roller Speed Skating Championships in China Nanjing
    •  Colombia won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
  • September 24 – October 1: 2016 FIRS Women's Roller Hockey World Cup in Chile Iquique
  • September 28 – October 8: Artistic Skating World Championship in Italy Novara
    • Seniors Figures winners: Germany Markus Lell (m) / Argentina Anabella Mendoz (f)
    • Juniors Figures winners: United States Deven Jacobson (m) / Argentina Giselle Soler (f)
    • Inline Seniors winners: Chinese Taipei Yi-Fan Chen (m) / United States Natalie Motley (f)
    • Inline Juniors winners: United States Collin Motley (m) / Russia Anastasia Nosova (f)
    • Seniors Solo Dance winners: Italy Daniel Morandin (m) / Italy Silvia Stibilj (f)
    • Juniors Solo Dance winners: Portugal José Cruz (m) / Italy Martina Camana (f)
    • Senior Couples Dance winners:  Italy (Alessandro Spigai & Elena Leoni)
    • Junior Couples Dance winners:  United States (Benson Kuan & Cassandra Seidel)
  • November 17 – 21: 2016 Inline Freestyle World Championships in Thailand Bangkok
    • Free Jump winners: France Thomas Rataud (m) / France Maëliss Conan (f)
    • Battle Slide winners: China Huang Haiyang (m) / Thailand Nichakan Chinupun (f)
    • Senior Battle Slalom winners: Russia Sergey Timchenko (m) / Russia Daria Kuznetsova (f)
    • Junior Battle Slalom winners: China Zhang Hao (m) / China Liu Jiaxin (f)
    • Senior Classic Slalom winners: Russia Sergey Timchenko (m) / China Mang Yun (f)
    • Junior Classic Slalom winners: China Zhang Hao (m) / Russia Sofia Bogdanova (f)
    • Senior Speed Slalom winners: China Pan Yusuo (m) / Italy Barbara Bossi (f)
    • Junior Speed Slalom winners: Australia Pedram Ranjbar Vakili (m) / Chinese Taipei Lo Pei Yu (f)

CERH[edit]

Rowing[edit]

Rugby union[edit]

2016 Summer Olympics (WR)[edit]

International rugby events[edit]

2016 Men's Internationals[edit]

  • April 30 – June 26: WR's 2016 Men's Internationals Page[150]

2016 Women's Internationals[edit]

  • October 22 – December 17: WR's 2016 Women's Internationals Page[151]

2015–16 World Rugby Sevens Series[edit]

2015–16 World Rugby Women's Sevens Series[edit]

Club seasons and championships[edit]

Sailing[edit]

Shooting[edit]

  • January 4 – November 20: ISSF Competition Calendar[152]

2016 Summer Olympics (ISSF)[edit]

International shooting championships[edit]

2016 ISSF World Cup[edit]

Ski jumping[edit]

Snooker[edit]

Players Tour Championship[edit]

Snooker season[edit]

Others in snooker[edit]

Snowboarding[edit]

Softball[edit]

Softball World Cup and Championships[edit]

Little League Softball[edit]

  • July 31 – August 6: 2016 Junior League Softball in Washington (state) Kirkland, Washington[180][181]
    • Puerto Rico ASOFEM LL (Team Latin America) defeated British Columbia Hampton LL (Team Canada), 8–6, in the final.
  • July 31 – August 7: 2016 Senior League Softball in Delaware Sussex County, Delaware[182][183]
    • Florida Cape Coral Softball LL (Team Southeast) defeated British Columbia District 7 (Team Canada), 3–0, in the final.
  • July 31 – August 7: 2016 Big League Softball in Delaware Sussex County[184][185]
    • Puerto Rico District 1 (Team Latin America) defeated Louisiana District 5 (Team Southwest), 10–7, in the final.
  • August 10 – 17: 2016 Little League Softball in Oregon Portland, Oregon[186][187]
    • Texas Greater Helotes LL (Team Southwest) defeated North Carolina Rowan LL (Team Southeast), 5–1, in the final.

Speed skating[edit]

Squash[edit]

Table tennis[edit]

Taekwondo[edit]

Tennis[edit]

2016 Summer Olympics (ATP and WTA)[edit]

International tennis competitions[edit]

Grand Slam[edit]

Track cycling[edit]

Trial cycling[edit]

Triathlon[edit]

Volleyball[edit]

Water polo[edit]

Weightlifting[edit]

Wrestling[edit]

Deaths[edit]

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