User:LindaSportGirl/Sports in July 2012

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Archery[edit]

  • 2 July - 7 July - Youth European Archery Championships -  Nykøbing (DEN) [2]
4 July - Bronze medal matches
5 July - Bronze medal matches
6 July - Gold medal matches
7 July - Gold medal matches
  • 4 July - 7 July - World University Championships -  Cordoba (ESP) [3]
5 July - Bronze medal matches
6 July - Bronze medal matches + Gold medal matches
7 July - bronze medal matches + Gold medal matches
28 July - Men's team:
29 July - Women's team:

Aquatics (diving)[edit]

  • 11 July - 15 July - European Junior Championships -  Graz (AUT) [5]
29 July - Women's synchronized 3m springboard:
30 July - Men's synchronized 10m platform:
31 July - Women's synchronized 10m platform:

Aquatics (open water swimming)[edit]

  • 13 July - 15 July - European Junior Championships -  Kocaeli (TUR) [7]

Aquatics (swimming)[edit]

  • 4 July - 8 July - European Junior Championships -  Antwerp (BEL) [10]
4 July - medal events
5 July - medal events
6 July - medal events
7 July - medal events
8 July - medal events
6 July - medal events
7 July - medal events
8 July - medal events
  • 6 July - 8 July - International Series -  Lisbon (POR) [12]
6 July - medal events
7 July - medal events
8 July - medal events
7 July - medal events
8 July - medal events
  • 26 July - 29 July - International Series -  Portugal (POR) [14]
26 July - medal events
27 July - medal events
28 July - medal events
29 July - medal events
28 July - Men's 400m freestyle:
28 July - Men's 400m individual medley:
28 July - Women's 400m individual medley:
28 July - Women's 4x100m freestyle relay:
29 July - Men's 100m breaststroke:
29 July - Men's 4x100m freestyle relay:
29 July - Women's 400m freestyle:
29 July - Women's 100m butterfly:
30 July - Men's 200m freestyle:
30 July - Men's 100m backstroke:
30 July - Women's 100m breaststroke:
30 July - Women's 100m backstroke:
31 July - Men's 200m butterfly:
31 July - Men's 4x200m freestyle relay:
31 July - Women's 200m freestyle:
31 July - Women's 200m individual medley:

Aquatics (water polo)[edit]

Athletics (mountain running)[edit]

  • 7 July - European Championships -  Denizli (TUR) [18]

Athletics (road racing)[edit]


Athletics (track and field)[edit]


  • 4 July - European Premium Meeting -  Reims (FRA) [26]
  • 5 July - European OAP Meeting -  Liège (BEL) [27]
  • 6 July - Diamond League Meeting -  Paris (FRA) [29]
  • 7 July - IAAF World Challenge Meeting -  Madrid (ESP) [31]
  • 8 July - European OAP Meeting -  Nancy (FRA) [34]
  • 10 July - European OAP Meeting -  Rouen (FRA) [36]
  • 10 July - 15 July - World Junior Championships -  Barcelona (ESP) [37]
  • 13 July - 14 July - Diamond League Meeting -  London (GBR) [38]
  • 17 July - European Classic Meeting -  Luzern (SUI) [40]
  • 17 July - European OAP Meeting -  Cork (IRL) [42]
  • 18 July - European OAP Meeting -  Minsk (BLR) [44]
  • 21 July - 22 July - Balkan Championships -  Edirne (TUR) [50]

Australian football[edit]

Morningside Queensland–Victoria (state) Werribee
Claremont Western Australia–Victoria (state) Port Melbourne

Badminton[edit]

  • 2 July - 7 July - International Challenge -  Surabaya (INA) [54]
7 July - Men's singles:
7 July - Men's doubles:
7 July - Women's singles:
7 July - Women's doubles:
7 July - Mixed doubles:
7 July - Men's singles:
7 July - Men's doubles:
7 July - Women's singles:
7 July - Women's doubles:
7 July - Mixed doubles:
  • 3 July - 7 July - Badminton Asia Youth Under 19 Championships -  Gimcheon (KOR) [56]
7 July - Men's singles:
7 July - Men's doubles:
7 July - Women's singles:
7 July - Women's doubles:
7 July - Mixed doubles:
  • 4 July - 8 July - International Challenge -  Gatchina (RUS) [57]
8 July - Men's singles:
8 July - Men's doubles:
8 July - Women's singles:
8 July - Women's doubles:
8 July - Mixed doubles:
15 July - Men's singles:
15 July - Men's doubles:
15 July - Women's singles:
15 July - Women's doubles:
15 July - Mixed doubles:
  • 12 July - 17 July - European University Games -  Cordoba (ESP) [59]
13 July - Team event:
17 July - Men's singles:
17 July - Men's doubles:
17 July - Women's singles:
17 July - Women's doubles:
17 July - Mixed doubles:
  • 13 July - 15 July - IFPA European Footbag Championships -  Aachen (GER) [60] [61]
15 July - Men's singles:
15 July - Men's doubles:
15 July - Women's singles:
15 July - Women's doubles:
15 July - Mixed doubles:

Baseball[edit]

  • 13 July - 22 July - Haarlemse Honkbalweek -  Haarlem (NED) [62]
  • 25 July - 29 July - European U21 Championships -  Brno/Trebic (CZE) [64]

Basketball[edit]

FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament for Women (25 June - 1 July)[edit]
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico53 - 65Turkey Turkey
Group Stage
Czech Republic Czech Republic70 - 51New Zealand New Zealand
Group Stage
Croatia Croatia84 - 62Mozambique Mozambique
Group Stage
Mali Mali23 - 89Canada Canada
Group Stage
Turkey Turkey65 - 49Japan Japan
Group Stage
New Zealand New Zealand51 - 54Argentina Argentina
Group Stage
Mozambique Mozambique65 - 71South Korea Korea
Group Stage
Canada Canada47 - 56France France
Group Stage
Japan Japan79 - 70Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
Group Stage
Argentina Argentina54 - 68Czech Republic Czech Republic
Group Stage
Korea South Korea75 - 83Croatia Croatia
Group Stage
France France87 - 33Mali Mali
Group Stage
Croatia Croatia59 - 56Canada Canada
Quarter Final
Czech Republic Czech Republic53 - 47Japan Japan
Quarter Final
Turkey Turkey72 - 58Argentina Argentina
Quarter Final
France France80 - 63South Korea Korea
Quarter Final
Japan Japan79 - 51South Korea Korea
Losers Semi Final
Argentina Argentina41 - 58Canada Canada
Losers Semi Final
Canada Canada71 - 63Japan Japan
Losers Final
Qualified teams: Croatia Croatia / Czech Republic Czech Republic / Turkey Turkey / France France / Canada
FIBA Under-17 World Championship (29 June - 8 July)[edit]
Egypt Egypt68 - 80China China
Group Stage
Czech Republic Czech Republic70 - 64France France
Group Stage
Australia Australia67 - 89United States United States
Group Stage
Korea South Korea62 - 80Spain Spain
Group Stage
Canada Canada69 - 63Lithuania Lithuania
Group Stage
Argentina Argentina68 - 78Croatia Croatia
Group Stage
China China55 - 92Australia Australia
Group Stage
France France78 - 54Egypt Egypt
Group Stage
United States United States95 - 57Czech Republic Czech Republic
Group Stage
Croatia Croatia66 - 53Canada Canada
Group Stage
Lithuania Lithuania119 - 108South Korea Korea
Group Stage
Spain Spain58 - 68Argentina Argentina
Group Stage
France France53 – 59China China
Group Stage
Czech Republic Czech Republic58 – 63Australia Australia
Group Stage
Egypt Egypt73 – 111United States United States
Group Stage
Korea South Korea68 – 124Croatia Croatia
Group Stage
Lithuania Lithuania83 – 91Spain Spain
Group Stage
Canada Canada80 – 76Argentina Argentina
Group Stage
China China71 – 68Czech Republic Czech Republic
Group Stage
Australia Australia88 – 73Egypt Egypt
Group Stage
United States United States86 – 50France France
Group Stage
Spain Spain83 – 62Canada Canada
Group Stage
Argentina Argentina106 – 59South Korea Korea
Group Stage
Croatia Croatia82 – 78Lithuania Lithuania
Group Stage
Egypt Egypt–Czech Republic Czech Republic
Group Stage
France France–Australia Australia
Group Stage
United States United States–China China
Group Stage
Korea South Korea–Canada Canada
Group Stage
Croatia Croatia–Spain Spain
Group Stage
Lithuania Lithuania–Argentina Argentina
Group Stage
–
Quarter Final
–
Quarter Final
–
Quarter Final
–
Quarter Final
–
Semi Final
–
Semi Final
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Bronze Medal Game
–
Final
FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament for Men (2-8 July)[edit]
Puerto Rico – Greece
Group A
Lithuania – Nigeria
Group B
Dominican Republic – Russia
Group C
New Zealand – Angola
Group D
–
Quarter Final
–
Quarter Final
–
Quarter Final
–
Quarter Final
–
Semi Final
–
Semi Final
–
Third Place
Stanković Continental Champions' Cup (6-10 July)[edit]

Beach handball[edit]

  • 6 July - 8 July - European YAC Beach Handball Championships -  Batumi (GEO) [65]

Beach volleyball[edit]



  • 2 July - 8 July - FIVB World Tour -  Gstaad (SUI) [67]
7 July - Women:
8 July - Men:


  • 4 July - 8 July - CEV European Championships -  Novi Sad (SRB) [68]
8 July - Men:


  • 5 July - 8 July - CEV U18 European Championships -  Brno (CZE) [69]
8 July - Men:
8 July - Women:


  • 10 July - 15 July - FIVB World Tour -  Berlin (GER) [70]
14 July - Men:
15 July - Women:


  • 11 July - 14 July - FIVB Youth World Championships -  Larnaca (CYP) [71]
14 July - Men:
14 July - Women:


15 July - Men:
15 July - Women:


  • 13 July - 15 July - Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series -  Chicago (USA) [73]
15 July - Men:
15 July - Women:


21 July - Women:
22 July - Men:


  • 18 July - 21 July - CEV U23 European Championships -  Assen (NED) [75]
21 July - Men:
21 July - Women:


  • 20 July - 22 July - Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series -  Hermosa Beach (USA) [76]
22 July - Men:
22 July - Women:

Biathlon[edit]

  • 25 July - 29 July - IBU Summer Biathlon Open European Championships -  Brezno-Osrblie (CZE) [79]

Bowling[edit]


  • 8 July - 15 July - Asian Schools Bowling Championship -  Jakarta (INA) [80]

Bridge[edit]

6 July - Junior pairs:
6 July - Youngster pairs:
6 July - Girl pairs:
6 July - President's Cup:
  • 9 July - 15 July - World University Bridge Championship -  Reims (FRA) [82]
  • 12 July - 22 July - Summer North American Bridge Championships -  Philadelphia (USA) [83]

Canoeing (marathon)[edit]

Canoeing (ocean racing)[edit]

  • 6 July - 7 July - Orofero Challenge -  Toulon (FRA) [85]
  • 28 July - La Porquerollaise -  Toulon (FRA) [86]

Canoeing (polo)[edit]

Canoeing (rafting)[edit]

  • 27 July - 27 July - International Regatta -  Lleida (ESP) [88]

Canoeing (slalom)[edit]

  • 7 July - 8 July - Canoe Slalom Series -  Ivrea (ITA) [89]
  • 11 July - 15 July - ICF Junior and U23 World Championships -  Wausau (USA) [90]
  • 18 July - 19 July - Canoe Slalom Series -  Madawaska (CAN) [91]
31 July - Men's C-1:

Canoeing (sprint)[edit]

Canoeing (wildwater)[edit]

Chess[edit]

World Rapid and Blitz Championships (1-10 July)[edit]
Rapid Chess: 1st place, gold medalist(s) Sergey Karjakin (UKR) 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Magnus Carlsen (NOR) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Veselin Topalov (BUL)[11]
Blitz Chess: 1st place, gold medalist(s) Alexander Grischuk (RUS) 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Magnus Carlsen (NOR) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Sergey Karjakin (UKR)[12]
  • 5 July - 9 July - Pan American Amateur Championship -  Colombia (COL) [97]
  • 8 July - 12 July - Pan American Youth Rapid Festival -  Lima (PER) [98]
  • 11 July - 19 July - European Youth U18 Team Chess Championships -  Pardubice (CZE) [99]
  • 16 July - 29 July - Women's FIDE Grand Prix Series -  Jermuk (ARM) [100]
  • 18 July - 29 July - European Amateur Chess Championships -  Pardubice (CZE) [101]
  • 21 July - 30 July - Pan American Youth Championships -  Lima (PER) [102]

Cross-country skiing[edit]

  • 28 July - 29 July - Australia/New Zealand Cup -  Perisher (AUS) [103]

Cue sports (pool billiards)[edit]

  • World Pool Team Championship in Beijing, China[14]
    • Group A:
      • Philippines Philippines 4–2 Indonesia Indonesia
      • Croatia Croatia 5–1 Estonia Estonia
    • Group B:
      • China 1 China 5–1 Canada Canada
      • Finland Finland 4–2 Malaysia Malaysia
    • Group C:
      • China 2 China 4–2 Australia Australia
      • Hong Kong Hong Kong 3–3 Singapore Singapore
    • Group D:
      • Japan Japan 4–2 Poland Poland
      • Sweden Sweden 3–3 Vietnam Vietnam
    • Group E:
      • Great Britain United Kingdom 6–0 South Africa South Africa
      • South Korea South Korea 6–0 India India
    • Group F:
      • Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei 6–0 Mongolia Mongolia
      • Germany Germany 3–3 Norway Norway
  • World Pool Team Championship in Beijing, China[15]
    • Group A:
      • Indonesia Indonesia 6–0 Croatia Croatia
      • Philippines Philippines 5–1 Estonia Estonia
    • Group B:
      • Canada Canada 4–2 Finland Finland
      • China 1 China 4–2 Malaysia Malaysia
    • Group C:
      • Australia Australia 3–3 Hong Kong Hong Kong
      • China 2 China 6–0 Singapore Singapore
    • Group D:
      • Poland Poland 3–3 Sweden Sweden
      • Japan Japan 4–2 Vietnam Vietnam
    • Group E:
      • South Korea South Korea 5–1 South Africa South Africa
      • Great Britain United Kingdom 6–0 India India
    • Group F:
      • Germany Germany 6–0 Mongolia Mongolia
      • Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei 6–0 Norway Norway
  • World Pool Team Championship in Beijing, China[16]
    • Group A:
      • Indonesia Indonesia 5–1 Estonia Estonia
      • Philippines Philippines 6–0 Croatia Croatia
    • Group B:
      • Canada Canada 5–1 Malaysia Malaysia
      • China 1 China 6–0 Finland Finland
    • Group C:
      • Australia Australia 3–3 Singapore Singapore
      • China 2 China 5–1 Hong Kong Hong Kong
    • Group D:
      • Poland Poland 5–1 Vietnam Vietnam
      • Japan Japan 2–4 Sweden Sweden
    • Group E:
      • India India 5–1 South Africa South Africa
      • Great Britain United Kingdom 3–3 South Korea South Korea
    • Group F:
      • Norway Norway 4–2 Mongolia Mongolia
      • Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei 4–2 Germany Germany
  • 4 July -
  • 5 July -
  • 6 July -


  • 13 July - 15 July - GB9 Northern Masters -  Daventry (GBR) [106]

Cue sports (snooker)[edit]

  • 2 July - 7 July - Six Red World Championship -  Bangkok (THA) [111]
6 July - Quarter finals:
6 July - Semi finals:
7 July - Final:
  • 14 July - 22 July - World U21 Snooker Championships -  Wuxi (CHN) [113]
  • 24 July - 27 July - Shanghai Masters Qualifiers -  Sheffield (GBR) [115]

Cycling (BMX)[edit]



  • 28 July - 29 July - UEC BMX Summer Games -  Lille (FRA) [122]

Cycling (mountain biking)[edit]

Men's cross-country: 1st place, gold medalist(s) (RSA) Burry Stander, 2nd place, silver medalist(s) (ESP) Sergio Mantecon Gutierrez, 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) (ITA) Marco Aurelio Fontana [123]
Women's cross-country: 1st place, gold medalist(s) (CAN) Catharine Pendrel, 2nd place, silver medalist(s) (CZE) Kateřina Nash, 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) (USA) Georgia Gould [124]


Cycling (road men)[edit]

Czech Cycling Tour (28 June - 1 July)[edit]
Tour of Qinghai Lake (29 June - 12 July)[edit]
7 July - Stage 8:
8 July - Stage 9:
9 July - Stage 10:
10 July - Stage 11:
11 July - Stage 12:
12 July - Stage 13:
General classification:
Tour de France (30 June - 22 July)[edit]
7 July - Stage 7:
8 July - Stage 8:
9 July - Stage 9:
11 July - Stage 10:
12 July - Stage 11:
13 July - Stage 12:
14 July - Stage 13:
15 July - Stage 14:
16 July - Stage 15:
18 July - Stage 16:
19 July - Stage 17:
20 July - Stage 18:
21 July - Stage 19:
22 July - Stage 20:
General classification:
Points:
Mountains:
Young:
Team:
Tour of Austria (1-8 July)[edit]
7 July - Stage 7:
8 July - Stage 8:
General classification:
Course de Solidarnosc et des Champions Olympiques (4-8 July)[edit]
7 July - Stage 5:
8 July - Stage 6:
8 July - General classification:
Sibiu Cycling Tour (4-8 July)[edit]
6 July - Stage 2:
7 July - Stage 3:
8 July - Stage 4:
8 July - General classification:
Vuelta a Venezuela (6-15 July)[edit]
6 July - Stage 1:
7 July - Stage 2:
8 July - Stage 3:
9 July - Stage 4:
10 July - Stage 5:
11 July - Stage 6:
12 July - Stage 7:
13 July - Stage 8:
14 July - Stage 9:
15 July - Stage 10:
15 July - General classification:
  • 8 July - Giro del Medio Brenta -  Italy (ITA) [126]
  • 8 July - GP de Pont-à-Marcq / Ronde Pévèloise -  France (FRA) [127]
  • 10 July - 16 July - Tour de Pologne -  Poland (POL) [128]
  • 12 July - 15 July - GP Torres Vedras - Trofeu Joaquim Agostinho -  Portugal (POR) [130]
  • 14 July - GP Nobili Rubinetterie / Coppa Citta di Stresa -  Italy (ITA) [131]
  • 16 July - 22 July - Giro della Valle d'Aosta Mont Blanc -  Italy (ITA) [132]
  • 21 July - Central European Tour - Miskolc GP -  Hungary (HUN) [133]
  • 22 July - Central European Tour - Budapest GP -  Hungary (HUN) [134]
  • 22 July - GP Ville de Pérenchies -  France (FRA) [135]
  • 25 July - Prueba Villafranca de Ordizia -  Spain (ESP) [137]
  • 25 July - 29 July - Volta de Gravatai -  Brazil (BRA) [138]
28 July - Men's road race:
  • 28 July - 30 July - Kreiz Breizh Elites -  France (FRA) [141]
  • 31 July - Circuito de Getxo - Memorial Ricardo Otxoa -  Spain (ESP) [144]

Cycling (road women)[edit]

Giro d'Italia Femminile (29 June - 7 July)[edit]
6 July - Stage 8:
7 July - Stage 9:
General classification:
Curlew Cup (1 July)[edit]
Elorrio Classic (1 July)[edit]
Classic Féminine Vienna Poitou-Charentes (1 July)[edit]
Tour de Feminin (5-8 July)[edit]
6 July - Stage 2:
7 July - Stage 3:
8 July - Stage 4:
General classification:
  • 21 July - Trofeo Gobierno de La Rioja -  Spain (ESP) [147]
29 July - Women's road race:
  • 29 July - Brendan Campbell Memorial -  Ireland (IRL) [150]

Darts[edit]

  • 14 July - 15 July - PDC Unicorn Youth Tour 10, 11 & 12 -  Barnsley (ENG) [154]
  • 19 July - 22 July - WDF Europe Youth Cup -  Antwerp (BEL) [156]
  • 20 July - 24 July - WDF Americas Cup -  Belize (BIZ) [157]

Draughts[edit]

  • 7 July - 13 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [161]
  • 14 July - 19 July - Polska Gra Open -  Zuromin (POL) [165]
  • 23 July - 24 July - European Rapid Championship -  Tallinn (EST) [168]
  • 25 July - 26 July - Open International Tournament -  Aland (FIN) [169]
  • 27 July - 28 July - European Blitz Championship -  Stockholm (SWE) [170]

Equestrian[edit]

  • 3 July - 5 July - Kazakhstan Equestrian -  Astana (KAZ) [171]
  • 4 July - 8 July - Hartpury Festival of Dressage -  Hartpury (GBR) [173]
  • 4 July - 22 July - En Garde -  Gera (GER) [175]
  • 6 July - 8 July - Centro Equestre San Giorgio -  Arcinazzo (ITA) [177]
  • 8 July - 15 July - European Championship Series -  Bern (SUI) [179]
  • 13 July - 14 July - Global Champions Tour -  Estoril (POR) [185]
  • 18 July - Garden of England Circuit -  Bodiam (GBR) [189]
  • 18 July - 29 July - International Bromont -  Bromont (CAN) [190]
  • 20 July - 22 July - Zilverenspoor Jumping -  Moorsele (BEL) [195]
  • 20 July - 22 July - PSV Amklosterwasser -  Horka (GER) [196]
  • 27 July - 29 July - HSV RC Schloss Kornberg Eventing -  Feldbach (AUT) [201]
  • 27 July - 29 July - Queensland Equestrian -  Brisbane (AUS) [202]
  • 27 July - 29 July - Leader Online -  Padula (ITA) [203]
31 July - Individual eventing:
31 July - Team eventing:

Fencing[edit]

Women's epée team: 1st place, gold medalist(s) Poland (POL) 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Estonia (EST) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Italy (ITA)[66]
Men's epée team: 1st place, gold medalist(s) Hungary (HUN) 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Canada (CAN) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Switzerland (SUI)[67]
Men's foil team: 1st place, gold medalist(s) Italy (ITA) 2nd place, silver medalist(s) China (CHN) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Egypt (EGY)[68]
28 July - Women's individual foil:
29 July - Men's individual sabre:
30 July - Women's individual epee:
31 July - Men's individual foil:

Field hockey[edit]

  • 10 July - 15 July - Women's Indoor Asia Cup -  Bangkok (THA) [206]
  • 15 July - 21 July - Euro Hockey Junior Nations Championship II -  Cernusco (ITA) [207]
  • 16 July - 22 July - Euro Hockey Junior Nations Championship IIIA -  Lisbon (POR) [208]
  • 18 July - 22 July - Euro Hockey Junior Nations Championship IIIB -  Bratislava (SVK) [209]

Football (soccer)[edit]

UEFA Euro 2012 (8 June - 1 July)[edit]
Arab Nations Cup (22 June - 6 July)[edit]
6 July
Malaysia FAM League (ends 1 July)[edit]
UEFA Women's U-19 Championship (2-14 July)[edit]
8 July
11 July
14 July
Arab U-17 Championship (2-16 July)[edit]
6 July
7 July
8 July
9 July
10 July
13 July
15 July
16 July
UEFA Champions League (3 July)[edit]
UEFA Europa League (3 July)[edit]
UEFA Under-19 Football Championship (3-15 July)[edit]
6 July
9 July
12 July
15 July
Copa Libertadores (4 July)[edit]
Arab U-20 Championship (4-18 July)[edit]
6 July
7 July
8 July
9 July
10 July
11 July
12 July
15 July
17 July
18 July
UEFA Europa League (5 July)[edit]
Copa do Brasil (6-12 July)[edit]
6 July
12 July
UEFA Champions League (10 July)[edit]
UEFA Europa League (10 July)[edit]
UEFA Europa League (12 July)[edit]
UEFA Champions League (17 July)[edit]
UEFA Champions League (18 July)[edit]
UEFA Europa League (19 July)[edit]
UEFA Champions League (24 July)[edit]
UEFA Champions League (25 July)[edit]
UEFA Europa League (26 July)[edit]

Futsal[edit]

Golf[edit]

  • 5 July - 8 July - European Tour -  Paris (FRA) [215]

Grass skiing[edit]

World Cup (30 June - 1 July)[edit]
  • 17 July - 19 July - FIS Race -  Dizin (IRI) [226]
  • 25 July - 29 July - World Junior Championships -  Burbach (GER) [227]

Gymnastics (aerobic)[edit]

  • 25 July - 28 July - International Aerobic Championship -  Las Vegas (USA) [228]

Gymnastics (artistic)[edit]

  • 2 July - 9 July - Academy Level -  Bridgetown (BAR) [229]
  • 9 July - Men's artistic
  • 9 July - Women's artistic
  • 4 July - 16 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [230]
30 July - Men's team all-around:
31 July - Women's team all-around:

Gymnastics (rhythmic)[edit]

  • 6 July - 8 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [233]
  • 13 July - 15 July - World Cup -  Minsk (BLR) [234]

Gymnastics (trampoline)[edit]

Handball[edit]

3 July
5 July
6 July
8 July
10 July
12 July
14 July
  • 5 July - 15 July - Men's U2 European Championship -  Turkey (TUR) [237]
  • 5 July - 16 July - Men's U21 Asian Championship -  Doha (QAT) [238]
  • 12 July - 22 July - Men's U18 European Championship -  Austria (AUT) [239]

Inline hockey[edit]

Men's Junior World Championship (30 June - 7 July)[edit]
  • Men's Junior World Inline Hockey Championship in Bucaramanga, Colombia:[91]
    • Group stage:
      • Switzerland Switzerland 2–2 Colombia Colombia
      • France France 11–2 Australia Australia
      • Czech Republic Czech Republic 20–0 Ecuador Ecuador
      • Brazil Brazil 1–8 Switzerland Switzerland
      • United States United States 9–1 Mexico Mexico
      • Colombia Colombia 4–0 Brazil Brazil
      • Mexico Mexico 2–5 France France
      • Ecuador Ecuador 0–16 Switzerland Switzerland
      • Brazil Brazil 0–16 Czech Republic Czech Republic
      • Australia Australia 2–11 United States United States
      • Czech Republic Czech Republic 5–2 Colombia Colombia
      • Ecuador Ecuador 2–10 Brazil Brazil
      • Mexico Mexico 5–3 Australia Australia
      • Switzerland Switzerland 0–4 Czech Republic Czech Republic
      • Colombia Colombia – Ecuador Ecuador
      • United States United States – France France
Women's World Championship (1-7 July)[edit]
  • Women's World Inline Hockey Championship in Bucaramanga, Colombia:[92]
    • Group stage:
      • Mexico Mexico 3–0 Colombia Colombia
      • France France 6–3 Argentina Argentina
      • United States United States 3–1 Mexico Mexico
      • Canada Canada 12–0 Brazil Brazil
      • Colombia Colombia 0–6 United States United States
      • Spain Spain 7–1 Australia Australia
      • Argentina Argentina 1–12 Canada Canada
      • Australia Australia 0–3 United States United States
      • Brazil Brazil 0–9 France France
      • Spain Spain 8–0 Colombia Colombia
      • Mexico Mexico 0–7 Spain Spain
      • Argentina Argentina 9–0 Brazil Brazil
      • Mexico Mexico 0–1 Australia Australia
      • Canada Canada – France France
      • Colombia Colombia – Australia Australia
      • United States United States – Spain Spain
  • 10 July - 15 July - PRHD Senior "A" Tournament -  Prague (CZE) [241]

Inline skating (alpine)[edit]

Inline skating (speed skating)[edit]

  • 23 July - 28 July - European Championships -  Szeged (HUN) [244]

Judo[edit]

  • 4 July - 16 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [246]
28 July - Men's -60kg:
28 July - Women's -48kg:
29 July - Men's -66kg:
29 July - Women's -52kg:
30 July - Men's -73kg:
30 July - Women's -57kg:
31 July - Men's -81kg:
31 July - Women's -63kg:

Karate[edit]

  • 6 July - 8 July - Youth World Cup -  Corfu (GRE) [249]
  • 12 July - 15 July - World University Championships -  Bratislava (SVK) [251]

Kiteboarding[edit]

Slalom World Championships (26 June - 1 July)[edit]
  • 25 July - 29 July - European Slalom Championships -  Gizzeria (ITA) [259]

Lacrosse[edit]

  • 12 July - 21 July - Men's U19 World Championship -  Turku (FIN) [260]
  • 27 July - Ken Galluccio Memorial Festival -  Hannover (GER) [261]

Luge[edit]

  • 6 July - 7 July - Cup of Zagorska Dolina -  Kisovec (SLO) [262]

Modern pentathlon[edit]

Senior European Championships (4-10 July)[edit]
  • 18 July - 23 July - European Youth A Championships -  Sofia (BUL) [264]

Motorsports[edit]

Events (29 June - 1 July)[edit]
Events (6-9 July)[edit]

Multisport events[edit]

  • 5 July - 11 July - TAFISA World Sport for All Games -  Siauliai (LTU) [265]

Netball[edit]

  • 2 July - 7 July - World University Championships -  Cape Town (RSA) [266]

Nordic combined[edit]

  • 21 July - 22 July - Grand Prix -  Sochi (RUS) [268]

Orienteering[edit]

European Youth Orienteering Championships (28 June - 1 July)[edit]
World Masters Orienteering Championships (1-7 July)[edit]
  • 7 July - 14 July - World Junior Championships -  Kosice (SVK) [269]
  • 14 July - 21 July - World Championships -  Lausanne (SUI) [270]

Poker[edit]

World Series of Poker (May 27 - July 16)[edit]
5 July
6 July
7 July
8 July
16 July

Racketlon[edit]

  • 12 July - 15 July - World Championships Doubles -  Sofia (BUL) [271]

Roller skiing[edit]

Rowing[edit]

  • 11 July - 15 July - World Rowing U23 Championships -  Trakai (LTU) [276]

Rugby[edit]

  • 14 July - 15 July - Beach Rugby International Cup -  Lignano (ITA) [277]

Sailing[edit]

  • 30 June - 1 July - RPNYC Winter Match Racing Regatta -  Wellington (NZL) [278]
  • 1 July - 7 July - SL16 Open World Championship -  La Baule (FRA) [282]
  • 1 July - 7 July - RS:X Youth European Windsurfing Championships -  Tallinn (EST) [283]
  • 1 July - 7 July - International Regatta -  Moscow (RUS) [284]
  • 2 July - 8 July - PWA Wave Men and Women World Cup -  Pozo (ESP) [285]
  • 7 July - Volvo Ocean Race Final Stage -  Galway (IRL) [287]
  • 7 July - 13 July - International Regatta -  Cork (IRL) [288]
  • 8 July - 14 July - International Regatta -  Ilhabela (BRA) [289]
  • 10 July - 21 July - IODA Optimist Team Racing World Championship -  Santo Domingo (DOM) [290]
  • 11 July - 17 July - World Laser Radial Men's Championship -  Queensland (AUS) [292]
  • 12 July - 24 July - Europe World Championships -  L'Escala (ESP) [294]
  • 14 July - 21 July - Vaurien World Championships -  Douarnenez (FRA) [298]
  • 16 July - 20 July - Atlantic Watersports Games -  Brittany (FRA) [302]
  • 19 July - 23 July - Laser North American Championship -  Oregon (USA) [304]
  • 20 July - 29 July - 6 Metre European Championship -  Nynashamn (SWE) [305]
  • 23 July - 28 July - International OK Dinghy World Championship -  Korsør (DEN) [310]
  • 24 July - 29 July - Flying Junior European Championship -  Arco (ITA) [311]

Sambo[edit]

  • 4 July - 16 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [312]

Sepaktakraw[edit]

ISTAF Super Series (28 June - 1 July)[edit]
  • ISTAF Super Series in Bangkok, Thailand[116]
    • Men:
      • Gold medal match: 1st place, gold medalist(s) Thailand Thailand def. Malaysia Malaysia 2nd place, silver medalist(s) 15–8 15–11 15–10
      • Bronze medal match: 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) South Korea South Korea def. Singapore Singapore 15–10 15–8 9–15 15–11
    • Women:
      • Gold medal match: 1st place, gold medalist(s) Thailand Thailand def. Vietnam Vietnam 2nd place, silver medalist(s) 15–11 15–5 15–9
      • Bronze medal match: 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) South Korea South Korea def. Malaysia Malaysia 14–16 15–9 15–13 15–13

Shooting[edit]

  • 5 July - 8 July - International Rifle Competition -  Innsbruck (AUT) [313]
  • 10 July - 16 July - European Junior Championships -  Bologna (ITA) [314]
28 July - Women's 10m air rifle:
28 July - Men's 10m air pistol:
29 July - Women's 10m air pistol:
29 July - Women's skeet:
30 July - Men's 10m air rifle:
31 July - Men's skeet:

Skateboarding[edit]

  • 13 July - 15 July - Mystic Sk8 Cup -  Prague (CZE) [320]

Ski jumping[edit]

Continental Cup (30 June - 1 July)[edit]
  • 7 July - 8 July - Continental Cup -  Kranj (SLO) [321]
  • 14 July - 15 July - Continental Cup -  Sochi (RUS) [322]
  • 19 July - 21 July - Grand Prix -  Wisla (POL) [324]

Softball[edit]

Women's World Cup of Softball (27 June - 2 July)[edit]
  • 23 July - 28 July - Men's European Championship -  Amstelveen (NED) [327]
  • 23 July - 28 July - Women's European Junior Championship -  Rosmalen (NED) [328]
  • 26 July - 29 July - Women's Central American Junior Championship -  Esteli (NCA) [329]

Squash[edit]

Tournament of Pyramides [WSA Silver 35] (28 June - 1 July)[edit]
  • 7 July - 12 July - WSF World Junior Championships -  Doha (QAT) [332]
  • 13 July - 18 July - WSF World Junior Team Championship -  Doha (QAT) [335]
  • 18 July - 20 July - PSA Challenger -  Gorgan (IRI) [336]
  • 26 July - 28 July - WISPA Tour 5 -  Sydney (AUS) [339]
  • 28 July - 29 July - WISPA Challenger -  London (GBR) [342]

Surfing[edit]

Table tennis[edit]

  • 4 July - 16 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [351]
  • 10 July - 15 July - Latin-American Junior and Cadet Championships -  Puebla (MEX) [352]
  • 11 July - 15 July - Asian Junior and Cadet Championships -  China (CHN) [353]
  • 13 July - 22 July - European Youth Championships -  Schwechat (AUT) [354]

Taekwondo[edit]

  • 30 June - 1 July - Mediterranean Taekwondo Championships -  Bursa (TUR) [355]
  • 4 July - 16 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [357]

Tennis[edit]

ATP Challenger Tour (June 25 - July 1)[edit]
Wimbledon Tennis Championships (June 25 - July 8)[edit]


  • 2 July - 8 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Lima (PER) [359]
  • 2 July - 8 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Arad (ROM) [362]
  • 9 July - 15 July - ATP Tour -  Umag (CRO) [366]
  • 9 July - 15 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Bogota (COL) [367]
  • 16 July - 21 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Granby (CAN) [378]
  • 16 July - 21 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Penza (RUS) [379]
  • 16 July - 21 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Poznan (POL) [380]
  • 16 July - 21 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Recanati (ITA) [381]
  • 23 July - 28 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Astana (KAZ) [386]
  • 23 July - 28 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Tampere (FIN) [390]
  • 23 July - 28 July - ATP Challenger Tour -  Wuhan (CHN) [391]
  • 23 July - 28 July - WTA Tour -  Baku (AZE) [392]

Tchoukball[edit]

  • 1 July - Macau Beach Tchoukball Open -  Macau (MAC) [393]
  • 1 July - American Tchoukball Championship -  Uruguay (URU) [394]

Triathlon[edit]

European Cup (1 July)[edit]
  • 8 July - Junior Pan American Championships -  Edmonton (CAN) [398]
  • 8 July - Long Distance Triathlon European Championships -  Roth (GER) [400]
  • 14 July - Cross Triathlon European Championships -  Kijkduin (NED) [402]
  • 21 July - 22 July - Triathlon World Championships -  Hamburg (GER) [404]

Volleyball[edit]

FIVB World Grand Prix (27 June - 1 July)[edit]
FIVB Volleyball World League (1 July)[edit]
Men's NORCECA U19 Continental Championship (30 June - 8 July)[edit]
  • Men's NORCECA U19 Continental Championship in Tijuana, Mexico:[126]
    • Group A:
      • Cuba Cuba 3–0 Collectivity of Saint Martin French Saint Martin
      • Costa Rica Costa Rica 2–3 Nicaragua Nicaragua
    • Group B:
      • United States United States 3–0 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
      • Mexico Mexico 3–0 United States Virgin Islands US Virgin Islands
    • Group A:
      • Costa Rica Costa Rica 3–0 Collectivity of Saint Martin French Saint Martin
      • Cuba Cuba 3–0 Nicaragua Nicaragua
    • Group B:
      • United States United States 3–0 United States Virgin Islands US Virgin Islands
      • Mexico Mexico 3–0 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
    • Group A:
      • Nicaragua Nicaragua 3–0 Collectivity of Saint Martin French Saint Martin
      • Cuba Cuba 3–0 Costa Rica Costa Rica
    • Group B:
      • Puerto Rico Puerto Rico 3–0 United States Virgin Islands US Virgin Islands
      • Mexico Mexico 3–2 United States United States
    • Quarter finals:
      • United States United States 3–0 Costa Rica Costa Rica
      • Nicaragua Nicaragua 0–3 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
6 July
7 July
  • 4 July - 8 July - World League Finals -  Sofia (BUL) [409]
  • 4 July - 16 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [410]
  • 9 July - 17 July - World Military Women's Championship -  Amsterdam (NED) [412]

Waterski & Wakeboard[edit]

  • 18 July - 21 July - Europe & Africa Cableski Championships -  London (GBR) [418]

Weightlifting[edit]

28 July - Women's -48kg:
29 July - Men's -59kg:
29 July - Women's -53kg:
30 July - Men's -62kg:
30 July - Women's -58kg:
31 July - Men's -69kg:
31 July - Women's -63kg:

Wrestling[edit]

  • 4 July - 16 July - Children of Asia International Sports Games -  Yakutsk (RUS) [421]
  • 5 July - 8 July - Asian Cadet Championships -  Bishkek (KGZ) [422]
  • 13 July - 15 July - Pan American Cadet Championships -  Maracaibo (VEN) [424]
  • 17 July - 22 July - European Cadet Championships -  Katowice (POL) [426]

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