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((more citations needed|date=October 2011))
((Year nav sports topic5|2011|sports))
((Use mdy dates|date=January 2012))

The year '''2011 in sports''' saw a number of significant events, some of which are listed below.

==Calendar by month==
===January===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Date
!Sport
!Venue/Event
!Status
!Winner/s
|-
| 10
| [[American football]]
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[2011 BCS National Championship Game]]
| Domestic
| ((flagicon|Alabama)) [[2010 Auburn Tigers football team|Auburn University]]
|-
|26 Dec 2010–5||[[Ice hockey]]||((flagicon|USA)) [[2011 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships]]||International||((ihj|RUS))
|-
|21||[[Marathon]]||((flagicon|UAE)) [[Dubai Marathon]]||International||((flagicon|Kenya)) [[David Barmasai]] / ((flagicon|Ethiopia)) [[Aselefech Mergia]]
|}

===February===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Date
!Sport
!Venue/Event
!Status
!Winner/s
|-
|6||[[American Football]]||((flagicon|USA)) [[Super Bowl XLV]]||Domestic||((flagicon|Wisconsin)) [[Green Bay Packers]]
|}

===March===
* 31 March – 28 October: [[Baseball]], ((flagicon|United States))/((flagicon|Canada)) [[2011 Major League Baseball season]]. '''[[2011 World Series]]:''' ((flagicon|Missouri)) [[St. Louis Cardinals]].

===April===
* 17: [[Marathon]], ((flagicon|United Kingdom)) [[2011 London Marathon|London Marathon]]. '''Winners:''' ((flagicon|Kenya)) [[Emmanuel Mutai]], [[Mary Keitany]].
* 18: [[Marathon]], ((flagicon|United States)) [[2011 Boston Marathon|Boston Marathon]]. '''Winners:''' ((flagicon|Kenya)) [[Geoffrey Mutai]], [[Caroline Kilel]].

===May===
* 18: [[Association football]], ((flagicon|Republic of Ireland)) [[2011 UEFA Europa League final]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|POR)) [[F.C. Porto|Porto]].
* 21: [[Rugby union]], ((flagicon|England)) [[2011 Heineken Cup final]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|Ireland|rugby union)) [[Leinster|Leinster Rugby]].
* 28: [[Association football]], ((flagicon|ENG)) [[2011 UEFA Champions League final]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|ESP)) [[FC Barcelona]].
* 31 May — 12 June: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|USA))/((flagicon|CAN)) [[2011 NBA Finals]]. '''Winner''': ((flagicon|Texas)) [[Dallas Mavericks]].

===June===
* 12: [[Formula One]], ((flagicon|CAN)) [[2011 Canadian Grand Prix]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|United Kingdom)) [[Jenson Button]].
* 18 — July 3: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|Poland)) [[EuroBasket Women 2011]]. '''Winner:''' ((bkw|RUS))
* 25: [[MotoGP]], ((flagicon|Netherlands)) [[2011 Dutch TT]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|USA)) [[Ben Spies]].
* 26: [[Formula One]], ((flagicon|ESP)) [[2011 European Grand Prix]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|GER)) [[Sebastian Vettel]].
* 26 — 17 July: [[Association football]], ((flagicon|GER)) [[2011 FIFA Women's World Cup]]. '''Winner:''' ((fbw|JPN))

===July===
* 24: [[Formula One]], ((flagicon|GER)) [[2011 German Grand Prix]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|United Kingdom)) [[Lewis Hamilton]].

===August===
* 29 — September 12: [[Tennis]], ((flagicon|USA)) [[2011 US Open (tennis)|2011 US Open]]. '''Winners in singles''' ((flagicon|Serbia)) [[Novak Djokovic]], ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Stosur]]. 
* 30 — September 11: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|ARG)) [[2011 FIBA Americas Championship]]. '''Winner:''' ((bk|ARG))
* 31 — September 18: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|Lithuania)) [[EuroBasket 2011]]. '''Winner:''' ((bk|ESP))

===September===
* 7 — 11: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|AUS)) [[2011 FIBA Oceania Championship]]. '''Winner:''' ((bk|AUS))
* 7 — 11: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|AUS)) [[2011 FIBA Oceania Championship for Women]]. '''Winner:''' ((bkw|AUS))
* 24 — October 1: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|Colombia)) [[2011 FIBA Americas Championship for Women]]. '''Winner:''' ((bkw|BRA))
* 25: [[Formula One]], ((flagicon|SIN)) [[2011 Singapore Grand Prix]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|Germany)) [[Sebastian Vettel]]
* 25: [[Marathon]], ((flagicon|Germany)) [[Berlin Marathon]]. '''Winners:''' ((flagicon|Kenya)) [[Patrick Makau Musyoki]], ((flagicon|Kenya)) [[Florence Kiplagat]].

===October===
* 9: [[Marathon]], ((flagicon|USA)) [[2011 Chicago Marathon|Chicago Marathon]]. '''Winners:''' ((flagicon|Kenya)) [[Moses Mosop]], ((flagicon|Russia)) [[Liliya Shobukhova]].
* 16: [[Formula One]], ((flagicon|KOR)) [[2011 Korean Grand Prix]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|GER)) [[Sebastian Vettel]].

===November===
* 7: [[Marathon]], ((flagicon|USA)) [[2011 New York City Marathon|New York City Marathon]]. '''Winners:''' ((flagicon|KEN)) [[Geoffrey Mutai]], ((flagicon|ETH)) [[Firehiwot Dado]].
* 13: [[Formula One]], ((flagicon|UAE)) [[2011 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix]]. '''Winner:''' ((flagicon|United Kingdom)) [[Lewis Hamilton]].

===December===
* 25 – April 2012: [[Basketball]], ((flagicon|USA))/((flagicon|Canada)) [[2011–12 NBA season]].

==[[Alpine skiing]]==
((main|2011 in skiing))

==[[American football]]==
((further|2011 National Football League season|2011 NCAA Division I FBS football season))
* [[Super Bowl XLV]] – the [[Green Bay Packers]] (NFC) won 31–25 over the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] (AFC)
**Location: [[AT&T Stadium]]
**Attendance: 103,219
**MVP: [[Aaron Rodgers]], QB (Green Bay)
* January 8 – [[Peyton Manning]] plays his final game in an [[Indianapolis Colts]] uniform, a 16–17 loss to the [[2010 New York Jets season|New York Jets]] in the wild-card round. [[2011 NFL season|The next season]] Manning would sit out the entire 2011 season to undergo neck surgeries and in that offseason, was released by the Colts and subsequently signed with the [[Denver Broncos]] in free agency, where he led them to 5 straight playoff appearances, [[Super Bowl XLVIII]], and to their 3rd championship title in [[Super Bowl 50]].
* January 10 – [[2011 BCS National Championship Game]], [[University of Phoenix Stadium]], [[Glendale, Arizona|Glendale]], Arizona: The [[2010 Auburn Tigers football team|Auburn Tigers]] defeated the [[2010 Oregon Ducks football team|Oregon Ducks]] 22–19 claiming the 2010 college football season national championship.
* April 28–30 – [[2011 NFL Draft]] at [[Radio City Music Hall]] in New York City. The [[Carolina Panthers]] selected quarterback [[Cam Newton]] of [[Auburn Tigers football|Auburn]] as the first overall pick.
* July 8–16 – The [[2011 IFAF World Championship]] was held in Austria. The [[United States national American football team|USA]] defeated [[Canada national American football team|Canada]] 50–7 in the gold medal match to win their second straight title.
* December 10 – 2011 [[Heisman Trophy]] was awarded to [[Robert Griffin III]]

==[[Aquatic sports|Aquatics]]==
*[[2011 FINA Men's Water Polo World League]]
*[[2011 FINA World Junior Swimming Championships]]
*March 8–13, 2011: [[2011 European Diving Championships]] in [[Turin]], Italy
*July 16–31, 2011: [[2011 World Aquatics Championships]] in Shanghai, China
*December 8–11, 2011: [[2011 European Short Course Swimming Championships]] in [[Szczecin]], Poland

==Association football==
((main|2011 in association football))
* January 7–29 – [[2011 AFC Asian Cup]] in Qatar
** Fourth title for ((fb|Japan)). Runner up ((fb|Australia)). Third place ((fb|South Korea)). MVP ((flagicon|JPN)) [[Keisuke Honda]]
* April 2 and 17 – [[2010–11 OFC Champions League|OFC Champions League]] [[2011 OFC Champions League final|final]] won by [[Auckland City FC]]
* April 20 and 27 – [[2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League|CONCACAF Champions League]] [[2011 CONCACAF Champions League final|finals]]:
** ((flagicon|MEX)) [[C.F. Monterrey]] defeat ((flagicon|USA)) [[Real Salt Lake]] 3–2 on aggregate.
* May 28 – [[2010–11 UEFA Champions League|UEFA Champions League]] [[2011 UEFA Champions League final|final]] in [[Wembley Stadium|London]]:
** ((flagicon|ESP)) [[FC Barcelona]] defeat ((flagicon|ENG)) [[Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United]] 3–1.
* June 5–25 – [[2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup]] in the United States
** Winner: ((fb|MEX)). Runner-up: ((fb|USA)). Semifinalists: ((fb|HON|1949)), ((fb|PAN)). MVP ((flagicon|MEX)) [[Javier Hernández]].
* June 15 and 22 – [[2011 Copa Libertadores|Copa Libertadores]] [[2011 Copa Libertadores finals|finals]]
** ((flagicon|BRA)) [[Santos FC|Santos]] defeat ((flagicon|URY)) [[C.A. Peñarol|Peñarol]] 2–1 on aggregate.
* June 17 – July 1 – [[2011 CPISRA Football 7-a-side World Championships]] in the Netherlands
* June 18 – July 10 – [[2011 FIFA U-17 World Cup]] in Mexico
** Mexico won the cup as host being the first team to achieve that, defeating Uruguay 2–0 and achieving their second title in the category.
* June 26 – July 17 – [[2011 FIFA Women's World Cup]] in Germany
** First title for ((fbw|JPN)). Runner up ((fbw|USA)). Third place ((fbw|SWE)). Best Player ((flagicon|JPN)) [[Homare Sawa]]
* July 1–24 – [[2011 Copa América]] in Argentina
** 15th title for ((fb|URY)). Runner-up ((fb|PRY)). Third place ((fbw|PER)). Best Player ((flagicon|URY)) [[Luis Suárez]].
* July 29 – August 20 – [[2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup]] in Colombia
** Fifth title for ((fb|BRA)). Runner up ((fb|POR)). Third place ((fb|MEX)). Best Player ((flagicon|BRA)) [[Henrique Almeida Caixeta Nascentes|Henrique]]
* November 5 – [[2011 AFC Champions League|AFC Champions League]] [[2011 AFC Champions League final|final]]
** ((flagicon|QAT)) [[Sadd Sports Club|Al-Sadd]] defeat ((flagicon|KOR)) [[Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors]] 2–2 (4–2 in penalties).
* November 6 and 12 – [[2011 CAF Champions League|CAF Champions League]] finals
** ((flagicon|TUN)) [[Espérance Sportive de Tunis|Espérance ST]] defeat ((flagicon|MAR)) [[Wydad Casablanca]] 1–0 on aggregate.
* December 8–18 – [[2011 FIFA Club World Cup]] in Japan
** [[2011 FIFA Club World Cup final|Final]] ((flagicon|ESP)) [[FC Barcelona]] defeat ((flagicon|BRA)) [[Santos FC|Santos]] 4–0.

==Athletics==
((main|2011 in athletics (track and field)))
* January 21–30 – [[2011 IPC Athletics World Championships]] in [[Christchurch]], New Zealand
* August 27 – September 4 – [[2011 World Championships in Athletics]] in [[Daegu]], South Korea

==Bandy==
((Main|2011 in ice sports))
* January 30, ((bandy|Russia)) becomes [[2011 Bandy World Championship|world champion]]

==Baseball==
((main|2011 in baseball))
((see also|2011 Major League Baseball season|2011 Nippon Professional Baseball season))

==Basketball==
((main|2011 in basketball))
* February 20: [[2011 NBA All-Star Game]] at [[Staples Center]], Los Angeles.
**[[Western Conference (NBA)|West]] 148 beat 143 [[Eastern Conference (NBA)|East]]
* May 8: [[2010–11 Euroleague|Euroleague]]
**[[Panathinaikos B.C.|Panathinaikos]] beats [[Maccabi Tel Aviv B.C.|Maccabi Tel Aviv]] 78–70 and wins its sixth title in [[Barcelona]]. [[Dimitris Diamantidis]] was named MVP.
* May 31 – June 12: [[2011 NBA Finals]]
**The [[Western Conference (NBA)|Western Conference]] champion [[Dallas Mavericks]] defeated the [[Eastern Conference (NBA)|Eastern Conference]] champion [[Miami Heat]], 4–2, to win their first NBA title. German player [[Dirk Nowitzki]] was named [[Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award|Finals MVP]].
* August 30 – September 11 – [[FIBA Americas Championship 2011]] in [[Mar del Plata]], Argentina
** Second title for ((gold1)) '''((Bk|ARG))'''. ((silver2)) ((Bk|BRA)) and ((bronze3)) ((Bk|DOM)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Luis Scola]]|ARG))
* September 3–18 – [[EuroBasket 2011]] in Lithuania
** Second title for ((gold1)) '''((Bk|ESP))'''. ((silver2)) ((Bk|FRA)) and ((bronze3)) ((Bk|RUS)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Juan Carlos Navarro (basketball)|Juan Carlos Navarro]]|ESP))
* October 2–7: [[2011 WNBA Finals]]
**The [[Western Conference (WNBA)|Western Conference]] champion [[Minnesota Lynx]] defeated the [[Eastern Conference (WNBA)|Eastern Conference]] champion [[Atlanta Dream]], 3–0, to win their first WNBA title. [[Seimone Augustus]] was named [[WNBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award|Finals MVP]].

== [[Beach Soccer]] ==
* September 1–11 – The [[2011 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup]] in [[Ravenna]], Italy.
** ((beachsoccer|RUS)) puts an end to ((beachsoccer|BRA))'s dominance, defeating them in the final by the score of 12–8. ((beachsoccer|POR)) claimed third place.

== [[Beach volleyball]] ==
* June 13–19 – The [[2011 Beach Volleyball World Championships]] in Rome
** Men's Event: ((flagathlete|[[Emanuel Rego]], [[Alison Cerutti]]|BRA))
** Women's Event: ((flagathlete|[[Larissa França]], [[Juliana Felisberta]]|BRA))

== [[Boxing]] ==
((Main|Boxing in the 2010s))
* January 29 – [[Timothy Bradley vs. Devon Alexander|Timothy Bradley defeats Devon Alexander]] by a tenth round technical decision. The fight was stopped due to a cut Alexander had received from an accidental [[headbutt]] in the third round, which was made worse by two more headbutts in the eighth round and a final fourth headbutt in the tenth round. Both fighters came in with undefeated records and the fight was initially praised as one of the few good match-ups between two top-ranked [[United States|Americans]] in recent years. With the win, Bradley unified the [[light welterweight]] titles by defending his [[WBO]] title and winning Alexander's [[World Boxing Council|WBC]] title.
* February 19 – [[Fernando Montiel vs. Nonito Donaire|Nonito Donaire defeats Fernando Montiel]] by technical knockout in the second round to unify the [[WBO]] and [[World Boxing Council|WBC]] bantamweight titles. Donaire started the fight strong by controlling most of the first round, landing a left hook that briefly stunned Montiel. In the second round Donaire started landing a few combinations before finishing Montiel with a solid hook that knocked out his opponent.
* March 12 – [[Sergio Martinez vs. Sergiy Dzinziruk|Sergio Gabriel Martínez knocks out undefeated Sergiy Dzindziruk]] in the eighth round to win the vacant [[World Boxing Council|WBC]] diamond belt middleweight championship.
* March 12 – [[Miguel Cotto vs. Ricardo Mayorga|Miguel Cotto knocks out Ricardo Mayorga]] in the twelfth round to retain his [[World Boxing Association|WBA]] world light middleweight title.
* March 19 – [[Vitali Klitschko vs. Odlanier Solís|Vitali Klitschko knocks out Odlanier Solís]] in the first round to retain his [[World Boxing Council|WBC]] heavyweight title for the sixth time. The knockout came as a surprise after Solís appeared to have sustained serious knee injury. Initially following the stoppage, Vitali Klitschko was angry at Solís and felt he took a dive. However following the fight Solís was taken to a hospital, where a scan revealed tears to his [[anterior cruciate ligament]] and external meniscus, as well as cartilage damage in his right knee.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.espn.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=6239606|title=Solis' knee torn up after defeat vs. Klitschko|date=March 20, 2011|website=ESPN.com))</ref>
* April 2 – [[Giovanni Segura]] knocks out [[Iván Calderón (boxer)|Iván Calderón]] in the third round in a repeat of 2010's fight of the year.
* May 7 – [[Manny Pacquiao]] [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Shane Mosley|easily defeats]] [[Shane Mosley]], retaining his WBO welterweight title by unanimous decision.
* July 2 – [[Wladimir Klitschko]] [[Wladimir Klitschko vs. David Haye|defeats]] [[David Haye]] by unanimous decision, adding Haye's WBA heavyweight title to the four he already held.

==[[Canadian football]]==
* November 25 – [[47th Vanier Cup]] game at [[BC Place Stadium]] in [[Vancouver]] – [[McMaster Marauders]] defeat [[Laval Rouge et Or]] 41–38
* November 27 – [[99th Grey Cup]] game at [[BC Place Stadium]] in [[Vancouver]] – [[BC Lions]] defeat [[Winnipeg Blue Bombers]] 34–23

==[[Canoeing]]==
*August 17– 21, 2011: [[2011 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships]] in [[Szeged]], Hungary
*September 7–11, 2011: [[2011 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships]] in [[Bratislava]], Slovakia

== Cheerleading ==
;Cheerleading Worlds
April 28, – May 2, – The [[Walt Disney World Resort]], Orlando, Florida, USA

==[[Cricket]]==
* February 19 – April 2 – [[2011 Cricket World Cup]] in Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh
**The tournament was won by India who defeated Sri Lanka by 6 wickets. India became the first host-nation to win the world cup with final played in the host country itself. Captain [[Mahendra Singh Dhoni]] played a captain's knock of unbeaten 91 in the final and was adjudged man of the match.
* Dates TBA – [[ICC Champions Trophy]] will take place.
* April 8 – May 28 – [[2011 Indian Premier League|2011 IPL]] in India. [[Chennai Super Kings]] beat [[Royal Challengers Bangalore]] by 58 runs in the final to win for the second consecutive year.

==[[Curling]]==
((Main|2011 in ice sports|2010–11 curling season|2011–12 curling season))

===2010–11 curling season===
;World Championships
*'''[[2011 Capital One World Women's Curling Championship|Capital One World Women's Curling Championship]]''' ([[Esbjerg]], Denmark, Mar. 19–27)
**Women's winner: '''((flagu|Sweden)) ([[Anette Norberg]])''' def. ((flagu|Canada)) ([[Amber Holland]])
*'''[[2011 Ford World Men's Curling Championship|Ford World Men's Curling Championship]]''' ([[Regina, Saskatchewan]], Apr. 2–10)
**Men's winner: '''((flagu|Canada)) ([[Jeff Stoughton]])''' def. ((SCO)) ([[Tom Brewster]])
*'''[[2011 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship|World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship]]''' ([[Saint Paul, Minnesota|St. Paul]], Minnesota, Apr. 15–24)
**Winner: '''((flagu|Switzerland))''' def. ((flagu|Russia))

===2011–12 curling season===
;Season of Champions
*'''[[2011 Canada Cup of Curling|Canada Cup of Curling]]''' ([[Cranbrook, British Columbia]], Nov. 30 – Dec. 4)
**Men's winner: ((flagicon|AB)) '''[[Kevin Martin (curler)|Kevin Martin]]''' def. ((flagicon|ON)) [[Glenn Howard]]
**Women's winner: ((flagicon|MB)) '''[[Jennifer Jones (curler)|Jennifer Jones]]''' def. ((flagicon|MB)) [[Chelsea Carey]]

==[[Fencing]]==
*October 8–16: [[2011 World Fencing Championships]] in [[Catania]], Italy

==[[Figure skating]]==
((main|2010–2011 figure skating season|2011–2012 figure skating season))
* January 24–30 – [[2011 European Figure Skating Championships]] in [[Bern]], Switzerland
* February 15–20 – [[2011 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships]] in [[Taipei]], Taiwan
* February 28 – March 6 – [[2011 World Junior Figure Skating Championships]] in [[Gangneung]], South Korea
* April 24 – May 1 – [[2011 World Figure Skating Championships]] in Moscow, Russia

==[[Floorball]]==
* [[2011 Women's World Floorball Championships|Women's World Floorball Championships]]
** Champion: ((flw|SWE))
* [[2011 Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships|Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships]]
** Champion: ((fl19|FIN))
* [[Champions Cup (floorball)|Champions Cup]]
** Men's champion: ((flagicon|FIN)) [[SSV Helsinki]]
** Women's champion: ((flagicon|SWE)) [[IF Djurgårdens IBF]]

==Gymnastics==
* [[2011 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships]]
* [[2011 Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships]]
*[[2011 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships]]
* [[2011 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships]]

==Golf==
((main|2011 in golf))

==[[Team handball|Handball]]==
* January 13–30 – [[2011 World Men's Handball Championship]] in Sweden
** ((Gold1)) '''((hb|FRA))''', ((Silver2)) ((hb|DEN)) and ((Bronze3)) ((hb|ESP)). Fourth Title for '''((hb|FRA))'''. MVP = ((flagathlete|[[Nikola Karabatić]]|FRA))
* December 3–16 – [[2011 World Women's Handball Championship]] in Brazil
** ((Gold1)) '''((hbw|NOR))''', ((Silver2)) ((hbw|FRA)) and ((Bronze3)) ((hbw|ESP)).

==[[Horse racing]]==
;Steeplechases
* [[2011 Cheltenham Gold Cup|Cheltenham Gold Cup]] – [[Long Run (horse)|Long Run]]
* [[2011 Grand National|Grand National]] – [[Ballabriggs]]
* [[Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris]] – Mid Dancer
* [[Nakayama Grand Jump]] – Meiner Neos

;Flat races
* Australia:
** [[Cox Plate]] – [[Pinker Pinker]]
** [[2011 Melbourne Cup|Melbourne Cup]] – [[Dunaden]]
* [[Canadian Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing|Canadian Triple Crown]]:
*# [[Queen's Plate]] – [[Inglorious (horse)|Inglorious]]
*# [[Prince of Wales Stakes]] – [[Pender Harbour (horse)|Pender Harbour]]
*# [[Breeders' Stakes]] –Pender Harbour
::* [[Luis Contreras (jockey)|Luis Contreras]] becomes the first jockey to win the Canadian Triple Crown aboard two different horses in the same year.
* Dubai, United Arab Emirates: [[2011 Dubai World Cup|Dubai World Cup]] – [[Victoire Pisa]]
* France: [[2011 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe|Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe]] – [[Danedream]]
* Hong Kong: [[Hong Kong International Races]]
** [[Hong Kong Vase]] – [[Dunaden]]
** [[Hong Kong Sprint]] – [[Lucky Nine (horse)|Lucky Nine]]
** [[Hong Kong Mile]] – [[Able One]]
** [[Hong Kong Cup]] – [[California Memory]]
* Ireland: [[Irish Derby]] – [[Treasure Beach (horse)|Treasure Beach]]
* Japan: [[Japan Cup]] – [[Buena Vista (horse)|Buena Vista]]
* [[Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing#English Triple Crowns|English Triple Crown]]:
*# [[2,000 Guineas Stakes]] – [[Frankel (horse)|Frankel]]
*# [[2011 Epsom Derby|Epsom Derby]] – [[Pour Moi (horse)|Pour Moi]]<ref>((cite web |title=Epsom Derby ((!)) History, Winners, & Facts ((!)) Britannica |url=https://www.britannica.com/sports/Derby-horse-race |website=www.britannica.com |access-date=4 January 2022 ))</ref>
*# [[St. Leger Stakes]] – [[Masked Marvel (horse)|Masked Marvel]]
* [[United States Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing|United States Triple Crown]]:
*# [[2011 Kentucky Derby|Kentucky Derby]] – [[Animal Kingdom (horse)|Animal Kingdom]]
*# [[2011 Preakness Stakes|Preakness Stakes]] – [[Shackleford (horse)|Shackleford]]
*# [[2011 Belmont Stakes|Belmont Stakes]] – [[Ruler on Ice]]
* [[2011 Breeders' Cup|Breeders' Cup]] World Thoroughbred Championships at [[Churchill Downs]], [[Louisville, Kentucky|Louisville]], Kentucky (both days arranged in race card order):
** Day 1:
**# [[Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint]] – [[Secret Circle (horse)|Secret Circle]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf]] – [[Stephanie's Kitten]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint]] – [[Musical Romance (horse)|Musical Romance]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies]] – [[My Miss Aurelia]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf]] – [[Perfect Shirl]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic]] – [[Royal Delta]]
** Day 2:
**# [[Breeders' Cup Marathon]] – [[Afleet Again]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf]] – [[Wrote (horse)|Wrote]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Sprint]] – [[Amazombie]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint]] – [[Regally Ready]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Turf]] – [[St Nicholas Abbey (horse)|St Nicholas Abbey]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile]] – [[Caleb's Posse]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Juvenile]] – [[Hansen (horse)|Hansen]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Mile]] – [[Court Vision]]
**# [[Breeders' Cup Classic]] – [[Drosselmeyer]]

==[[Ice hockey]]==
((Main|2011 in ice sports))
* December 26 (2010)–January 5: [[2011 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships]] in [[Buffalo, New York|Buffalo]], United States.
**((gold1)) ((ihj|RUS)) ((silver2)) ((ihj|CAN)) ((bronze3)) ((ihj|USA))
* April 29, – May 15, 2011: [[2011 IIHF World Championship]] in Slovakia, with games being played in [[Bratislava]] and [[Košice]].
**((gold1)) ((ih|FIN)) ((silver2)) ((ih|SWE)) ((bronze3)) ((ih|CZE))
* June 15: The [[Boston Bruins]] defeat the [[Vancouver Canucks]] 4–0 in game seven to win the [[2011 Stanley Cup Finals]].
* September 7: The entire active roster of the [[Lokomotiv Yaroslavl]] team is killed in the [[2011 Lokomotiv Yaroslavl plane crash]].
* October 6: Start of the [[2011–12 NHL season|2011–12]] NHL regular season.

==[[Ice sledge hockey]]==
((Main|2011 in ice sports))
* February 12–20 – [[2011 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey European Championships]] in [[Sollefteå]]

==[[Kickboxing]]==
The following is a list of major noteworthy [[kickboxing]] events during 2011 in chronological order.

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|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Event
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Alternate Name/s
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Location
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|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Notes
|-align=center
|December 31
|[[Fight For Japan: Genki Desu Ka Omisoka 2011]]
|Fight for Japan. How are you! New Year! 2011
|((flagicon|JPN)) [[Saitama (city)|Saitama]], Japan
|24,606
|((N/A))
|-align=center
((s-end))

==[[Korfball]]==
* October 27 – 5 November: [[2011 Korfball World Championship]] in [[Shaoxing]], China
**((gold1)) ((korf|NED)) ((silver2)) ((korf|BEL)) ((bronze3)) ((korf|TPE))

==[[Mixed martial arts]]==
The following is a list of major noteworthy MMA events during 2011 in chronological order.

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|-
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Date
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Event
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Alternate Name/s
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Location
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Attendance
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|PPV Buyrate
|align=center style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Notes
|-align=center
|January 1
|[[UFC 125|UFC 125: Resolution]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Las Vegas]], Nevada, USA
|12,874
|270,000
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|January 22
|[[UFC: Fight For The Troops 2]]
|UFC Fight Night 23
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Fort Hood|Killeen]], Texas, USA<!--The show took place at Fort Hood.-->
|3,200
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|January 29
|[[Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[San Jose, California]], USA
|9,059
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|February 5
|[[UFC 126|UFC 126: Silva vs. Belfort]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Las Vegas]], Nevada, USA
|10,893
|725,000
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|February 12
|[[Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Silva|Strikeforce / M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Silva]]
|Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Silva
|((flagicon|USA)) [[East Rutherford, New Jersey]], USA
|11,287
|((N/A))
|((small|Quarterfinals to 2011 Strikeforce Heavyweight GP tournament.))
|-align=center
|February 25
|[[MFC 28|MFC 28: Supremacy]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|CAN)) [[Edmonton]], Alberta, Canada
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|February 26
|[[UFC 127|UFC 127: Penn vs. Fitch]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|AUS)) Sydney, Australia
|18,186
|260,000
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|February 26
|[[BAMMA 5|BAMMA 5: Daley vs. Shirai]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|ENG)) [[Manchester]], England
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|March 3
|[[UFC Live: Sanchez vs. Kampmann]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Louisville, Kentucky]], USA
|8,319
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|March 5
|[[Strikeforce: Feijao vs. Henderson]]
|Strikeforce: Columbus
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Columbus, Ohio]], USA
|7,123
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|March 5
|[[Bellator 35|Bellator XXXV]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Lemoore, California]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|Start of Bellator Season 4.))
|-align=center
|March 12
|[[Bellator 36|Bellator XXXVI]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Shreveport, Louisiana]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|March 19
|[[Bellator 37|Bellator XXXVII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Concho, Oklahoma]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|March 19
|[[UFC 128|UFC 128: Shogun vs. Jones]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Newark, New Jersey]], USA
|12,619
|445,000
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|March 26
|[[Bellator 38|Bellator XXXVIII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Tunica, Mississippi]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|March 26
|[[UFC Fight Night: Nogueira vs. Davis]]
|UFC Fight Night 24
UFC Fight Night: Seattle
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Seattle]], USA
|13,741
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|April 2
|[[Bellator 39|Bellator XXXIX]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Uncasville, Connecticut]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|April 8
|[[MFC 29|MFC 29: Conquer]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|CAN)) [[Windsor, Ontario]], Canada
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|April 9
|[[Bellator 40|Bellator XL]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Newkirk, Oklahoma]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|April 9
|[[Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) San Diego, California, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|April 16
|[[Bellator 41|Bellator XLI]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Yuma, Arizona]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|April 23
|[[Bellator 42|Bellator XLII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Concho, Oklahoma]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|April 30
|[[UFC 129|UFC 129: St-Pierre vs. Shields]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|CAN)) Toronto, Ontario, Canada
|55,724
|800,000 (Min.) <br> 900,000 (Max.)
|((small|[[Randy Couture]] announces his retirement after nearly 14 years of competition.))
|-align=center
|May 6
|[[Tachi Palace Fights 9]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Lemoore, California]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|May 7
|[[Bellator 43|Bellator XLIII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Newkirk, Oklahoma]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|May 14
|[[Bellator 44|Bellator XLIV]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Atlantic City, New Jersey]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|May 21
|[[Bellator 45|Bellator XLV]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Lake Charles, Louisiana]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|End of Bellator season 4.))
|-align=center
|May 21
|[[BAMMA 6|BAMMA 6: Watson vs. Ninja]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|ENG)) London, England
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|[[Murilo Rua]] announces his retirement after 11 years of competition.))
|-align=center
|May 29
|[[Dream: Fight for Japan!]]
|((small|Dream Japan GP – 2011 Bantamweight Japan Tournament))
|((flagicon|JPN)) [[Saitama (city)|Saitama]], Japan
|6,522
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|June 4
|[[The Ultimate Fighter 13 Finale]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Las Vegas]], Nevada, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|June 10
|[[MFC 30|MFC 30: Up Close and Personal]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|CAN)) [[Edmonton]], Alberta, Canada
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|June 11
|[[UFC 131|UFC 131: dos Santos vs. Carwin]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|CAN)) [[Vancouver]], British Columbia, Canada
|14,685
|325,000 (Min.)<br>335,000 (Max.)
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|June 18
|[[Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum]]
|Strikeforce: Dallas
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Dallas]], Texas, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|The event will feature the first women's bouts ever held by [[Zuffa]].))
|-align=center
|June 25
|[[Bellator 46|Bellator XLVI]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Hollywood, Florida]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|Start of Bellator 2011 Summer Series.))
|-align=center
|June 26
|[[UFC Live: Kongo vs. Barry]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Pittsburgh]], Pennsylvania, USA
|7,792
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|July 2
|[[UFC 132|UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber 2]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Las Vegas]], Nevada, USA
|13,109
|350,000 (Min.)<br>375,000 (Max.)
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|July 16
|[[Dream: Japan GP Final]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|JPN)) Tokyo, Japan
|8,142
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|July 23
|[[Bellator 47|Bellator XLVII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|CAN)) [[Rama, Ontario]], Canada
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|July 30
|[[Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Hoffman Estates, Illinois]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|August 6
|[[UFC 133|UFC 133: Evans vs. Ortiz 2]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Philadelphia]], Pennsylvania, USA
|11,583
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|August 14
|[[UFC Live: Hardy vs. Lytle]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Milwaukee]], [[Wisconsin]], USA
|6,751
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|August 20
|[[Bellator 48|Bellator XLVIII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Uncasville, Connecticut]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|End of Bellator 2011 Summer Series.))
|-align=center
|August 27
|[[UFC 134|UFC 134: Silva vs. Okami]]
|UFC: Rio
|((flagicon|BRA)) [[Rio de Janeiro]], Brazil
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 3
|[[ONE Fighting Championship: Champion vs. Champion|ONE FC: Champion vs. Champion]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|SIN)) [[Kallang]], Singapore
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 10
|[[Strikeforce: Heavyweight Grand Prix Semifinals]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Cincinnati]], Ohio, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 10
|[[Bellator 49|Bellator XLIX]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Atlantic City, New Jersey]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|Start of Bellator Season 5))
|-align=center
|September 10
|[[BAMMA 7]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|ENG)) [[Birmingham]], England
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 17
|[[UFC Fight Night 25|UFC Fight Night: Battle on the Bayou]]
|UFC Fight Night 25
|((flagicon|USA)) New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 17
|[[Bellator 50|Bellator L]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Hollywood, Florida]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 24
|[[Dream 17]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|JPN)) [[Saitama (city)|Saitama]], Japan
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 24
|[[Bellator 51|Bellator LI]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Canton, Ohio]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|September 24
|[[UFC 135]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Denver]], Colorado, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|October 1
|[[UFC on Versus 6]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) Washington, D.C., USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|October 1
|[[Bellator 52|Bellator LII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Lake Charles, Louisiana]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|October 8
|[[UFC 136|UFC 136: Edgar vs. Maynard III]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Houston]], Texas, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|October 8
|[[Bellator 53|Bellator LIII]]
|((N/A))
|((flagu|USA))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|October 15
|[[Bellator 54|Bellator LIV]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Atlantic City, New Jersey]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|October 29
|[[UFC 137|UFC 137: St-Pierre vs. Diaz]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Las Vegas]], Nevada, USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|November 5
|[[UFC 138|UFC 138: Leben vs. Muñoz]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|ENG)) [[Birmingham]], England
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|The main event was the first five-round non-title fight in the history of the UFC.))
|-align=center
|November 12
|[[UFC on Fox: Velasquez vs. Dos Santos]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Anaheim, California]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|The UFC's debut on the [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox Network]].))
|-align=center
|November 19
|Bellator Event
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Hollywood, Florida]], USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((small|End of Bellator Season 5.))
|-align=center
|December 3
|[[The Ultimate Fighter 14 Finale]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Las Vegas]], Nevada USA
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|December 10
|[[UFC 140]]
|((N/A))
|((flagicon|CAN)) Toronto, Ontario, Canada
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
|December 31
|[[Fight For Japan: Genki Desu Ka Omisoka 2011]]
|Fight for Japan. How are you! New Year! 2011
|((flagicon|JPN)) [[Saitama (city)|Saitama]], Japan
|24,606
|((N/A))
|((N/A))
|-align=center
((s-end))

((See also|2011 in Pancrase))

==[[Motorsport]]==
((main|2011 in motorsport|List of 2011 motorsport champions))

==[[Multi-sport events]]==
*[[2011 Winter Universiade]]
*[[2011 Summer Universiade]]
*[[2011 All-Africa Games]]
*[[2011 Pan American Games]]<ref>((cite web |title=FAQ: What are the Pan American Games? |url=https://olympic.ca/faq-what-are-the-pan-american-games/ |website=Team Canada – Official Olympic Team Website |access-date=4 January 2022))</ref>
*[[2011 Asian Winter Games]]
*[[2011 South Asian Winter Games]]
*[[2011 Pacific Games]]
*[[2011 Southeast Asian Games|2011 South East Asian Games]]
*[[2011 Military World Games]]
*[[2011 Commonwealth Youth Games]]
*[[2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games]]
*[[2011 Island Games]]
*[[2011 ALBA Games]]
*[[2011 European Youth Winter Olympic Festival]]
*[[2011 European Youth Summer Olympic Festival]]

==[[Netball]]==
* July 3–10: [[2011 Netball World Championships]] in Singapore
2011 April 15 – 20th	National Netball Championships 17/U & 19/U

June 9	Diamonds v Silver Ferns, Palmerston North

12th	Diamonds v Silver Ferns, Auckland

July 3 – 10th	World Netball Championships 2011

12th – 17th	National Netball Championships 21/U

Jul 30 – 18 Sep	Australian Netball League 2011

September 8 – 11th	NetFest 2011 – Netball on the Gold Coast

October 9	Diamonds v England, Newcastle

12th	Diamonds v England, Canberra

16th	Diamonds v England, Sydney

23rd	Diamonds v Silver Ferns, Perth

26th	Diamonds v Silver Ferns, Adelaide

30th	Diamonds v Silver Ferns, Melbourne

==[[Nordic skiing]]==
((main|2011 in skiing))

==[[Rink Hockey]]==
*2011 [[Rink Hockey Asian Championship]]
*2011 [[Ladies Rink Hockey European Championship]]
*[[2011 Rink Hockey World Championship]] [[San Juan, Argentina|San Juan]], Argentina
*2011 [[Rink Hockey World Championship U-20]], in [[Barcelos, Portugal|Barcelos]], Portugal
**won by ((flagicon|ESP)) [[Spain national rink hockey team|Spain]]
*2011 [[Ladies Rink Hockey European Championship]]

== [[Road bicycle racing]] ==
*May 7–29: [[2011 Giro d'Italia]]
**[[Alberto Contador]] sealed overall victory in the Giro d'Italia for the second time in his career. The win was later awarded to second-place finisher [[Michele Scarponi]] after Contador was given a retroactive ban following his [[2010 Tour de France#Alberto Contador|positive test for clenbuterol at the 2010 Tour de France]].
*July 2–24: [[2011 Tour de France]]
**Australian [[Cadel Evans]] won the race, having gained the lead in a time-trial on the penultimate day. He became the first Australian to win the race, and at 34, the oldest post-war winner.
*August 20 – September 11: [[2011 Vuelta a España]]
**Spanish [[Juan José Cobo]] claimed his first major title. British [[Chris Froome]] and [[Bradley Wiggins]] on the podium.
*September 19–25: [[2011 UCI Road World Championships]] in Copenhagen, Denmark
** [[Mark Cavendish]] became the first British male since Tom Simpson to win the road race title

==[[Rowing (sport)|Rowing]]==
* August 28 to September 4 – [[2011 World Rowing Championships]] will be held at [[Lake Bled]], [[Bled]], Slovenia.

==[[Rugby league]]==
((main|2011 in rugby league))
*2011's [[Rugby League World Golden Boot Award|Golden Boot]] for world's best player was awarded to Australian half back [[Johnathan Thurston]].
* February 13; [[2011 NRL All Stars Game|NRL All Stars Game]]
* February 23; [[2011 World Club Challenge|World Club Challenge]]
* May; [[City vs Country Origin]]
* May; Australia vs New Zealand [[ANZAC Test]]
* May 25 – 6 July: [[2011 State of Origin series|State of Origin]]
** ((leagueicon|QLD|16)) [[Queensland rugby league team|Queensland]] defeat ((leagueicon|NSW|16)) [[New South Wales rugby league team|New South Wales]] 2–1 for their sixth consecutive series win.
* June 10: [[International Origin Match]] at [[Headingley Rugby Stadium]], [[Leeds]]
** In the first of what is planned to be an annual affair, the Exiles, a team consisting of non-English [[Super League]] players, defeated ((rl|ENG)) 16–12.
* August; [[2011 Challenge Cup final|Challenge Cup final]]
* March 11 to October 2; [[2011 NRL season|National Rugby League season]]
** [[2011 NRL Grand Final|Champions]]: ((leagueicon|Manly|16)) [[Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles]]
** Minor premiers: ((leagueicon|Melbourne|16)) [[Melbourne Storm]]
* February 12 to October 2; [[Super League XVI|2011 Super League season]]
** [[2011 Super League Grand Final|Champions]]: ((leagueicon|Leeds|16)) [[Leeds Rhinos]]
** [[League Leader's Shield|League Leaders]]: ((leagueicon|Warrington|16)) [[Warrington Wolves]]
* November; [[2011 Rugby League Four Nations|Rugby League Four Nations]]

==[[Rugby union]]==
((main|2011 in rugby union))
*February 4 – 19 March: [[2011 Six Nations Championship|Six Nations Championship]]
**Winner: ((ru|ENG)), 26th title.
*May 20: [[2010–11 European Challenge Cup|Amlin Challenge Cup final]] at [[Cardiff City Stadium]], [[Cardiff]]
**((flagicon|ENG)) [[Harlequin F.C.|Harlequins]] claimed the title with a 19–18 win over ((flagicon|FRA)) [[Stade Français]], becoming the first team to win the Challenge Cup three times.
*May 21: [[2011 Heineken Cup final|Heineken Cup final]] at [[Millennium Stadium]], [[Cardiff]]
**((flagicon|IRE|rugby union)) [[Leinster Rugby|Leinster]] won its second European title with a 33–22 win over ((flagicon|ENG)) [[Northampton Saints]].
*[[2010–11 IRB Sevens World Series|IRB Sevens World Series]] – ((ru7|NZL)) clinched the series title at the [[2011 London Sevens|London Sevens]] on May 22, with the [[2011 Edinburgh Sevens|Edinburgh Sevens]] remaining to be played.
*May 24 – 5 June: [[2011 IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy]] in Georgia
**((Gold1)) '''((ruu|20|SAM))''', ((Silver2)) ((ruu|20|JPN)) and ((Bronze3)) ((ruu|20|GEO)). This was the first title for Samoa.
*June 10–26: [[2011 IRB Junior World Championship]] in Italy
**((Gold1)) '''((ruu|20|NZL))''', ((Silver2)) ((ruu|20|ENG)) and ((Bronze3)) ((ruu|20|AUS)). This was the fourth title for New Zealand.
* July 9: [[2011 Super Rugby final|Super Rugby final]] at [[Suncorp Stadium]], [[Brisbane]]
**The ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Queensland Reds|Reds]] claimed their first title in the competition's professional era with an 18–13 win over the ((flagicon|NZL)) [[Crusaders (rugby union)|Crusaders]].
* July 23 – 27 August: [[2011 Tri Nations Series|Tri Nations Series]]
** ((ru|AUS)) won its third title.
** This was also the final edition of the Tri Nations under that name. With the entry of ((ru|ARG)) in 2012, the competition was renamed [[The Rugby Championship]].
* September 9 – 23 October: [[2011 Rugby World Cup]] in New Zealand
** The tournament was won by [[New Zealand national rugby union team|New Zealand's All Blacks]] defeating [[France national rugby union team|France]] in the [[2011 Rugby World Cup final|final]] by a score of 8–7. ((Gold1)) '''((ru|NZL))''', ((Silver2)) ((ru|FRA)) and ((Bronze3)) ((ru|AUS)).

;Domestic competitions
* ((flagicon|ENG)) [[2010–11 English Premiership (rugby union)|English Premiership]] – Final, May 28 at [[Twickenham Stadium|Twickenham]]: [[Leicester Tigers]] vs. [[Saracens F.C.|Saracens]]
**Saracens defeated Leicester Tigers 22–18 for their first-ever Premiership title.
*[[2010–11 RFU Championship|RFU Championship]] – [[Worcester Warriors]]. As the only side among the semifinalists that met the requirements for promotion, they replaced [[Leeds Tykes|Leeds Carnegie]] in the [[2011–12 English Premiership (rugby union)|2011–12 Premiership]].
* ((flagicon|FRA)) [[2010–11 Top 14 season|Top 14]] – Final, June 4 at [[Stade de France]]: [[Stade Toulousain|Toulouse]] vs. [[Montpellier Hérault RC|Montpellier]]
** Toulouse won 15–10 and lifted the [[Bouclier de Brennus]] for the 18th time.
* [[2010–11 Rugby Pro D2 season|Rugby Pro D2]] – [[Lyon OU|Lyon]] won the championship and automatic promotion to the Top 14. [[Union Bordeaux Bègles|Bordeaux Bègles]] won the promotion playoffs. The two clubs will replace [[Stade Rochelais|La Rochelle]] and [[CS Bourgoin-Jallieu|Bourgoin]].
* ((flagicon|IRE|rugby union)) ((flagicon|ITA)) ((flagicon|SCO)) ((flagicon|WAL)) [[2010–11 Celtic League|Celtic League]] – [[2011 Celtic League Grand Final|Grand Final]], May 28 in [[Thomond Park|Limerick]]:
**In an all-Irish affair, [[Munster Rugby|Munster]] won their third title against [[Leinster Rugby|Leinster]] 19–9.
* ((flagicon|ENG)) ((flagicon|WAL)) [[2010–11 LV Cup|LV Cup]] (Anglo-Welsh Cup) – [[Gloucester Rugby|Gloucester]]
* ((flagicon|NZL)) [[2011 ITM Cup|ITM Cup]]:
** Premiership – Final, September 3 in [[Waikato Stadium|Hamilton]]: [[Waikato Rugby Union|Waikato]] vs. [[Canterbury representative rugby union team|Canterbury]]
*** Canterbury won 12–3 for their fourth consecutive title in the Air New Zealand/ITM Cup and ninth in the history of New Zealand provincial rugby.
** Championship: Final, September 4 in [[Arena Manawatu|Palmerston North]]: [[Manawatu Rugby Union|Manawatu]] vs. [[Hawke's Bay Rugby Union|Hawke's Bay]]
*** Hawke's Bay won 35–30 and will replace [[Southland Rugby Football Union|Southland]] in the 2012 ITM Cup Premiership.
* ((flagicon|RSA)) [[2011 Currie Cup Premier Division|Currie Cup]]: Final, October 29 in [[Ellis Park Stadium|Johannesburg]]: [[Golden Lions]] vs. ((Rut|Sharks (Currie Cup)))
** The Lions won 42–16 in the most one-sided Currie Cup final since 1980.

;Other major events
* February 26: During the England–France match in the Six Nations, England's [[Jonny Wilkinson]] retakes the all-time lead for [[List of leading Rugby union Test point scorers|career Test points]] from New Zealand's [[Dan Carter]].
* February 27: During the Scotland–Ireland match in the Six Nations, Ireland's [[Ronan O'Gara]] retakes the all-time lead for [[List of Six Nations Championship records#Scoring|career points in the Championship]] from Wilkinson.
* March 19: During the Ireland–England Six Nations match, two Irish players reach major career milestones in the Championship:
** [[Brian O'Driscoll]] takes over the all-time lead for [[List of Six Nations Championship records#Scoring|career tries in the Championship]] with his 25th try, breaking the record of Scotland's [[Ian Smith (Scottish rugby player born 1903)|Ian Smith]] that had lasted since 1933.
** [[Ronan O'Gara]] makes his 56th appearance in the Championship, drawing level with countryman [[Mike Gibson (rugby union)|Mike Gibson]] for [[List of Six Nations Championship records#Appearances|the Championship record]].
* July 30: During New Zealand's Tri Nations opener at home to South Africa, Carter reclaims the all-time lead for career Test points from Wilkinson.

==Ski mountaineering==
((main|2011 in skiing))

==[[Squash (sport)|Squash]]==
((main|2011 in squash sport))

==[[Sumo]]==
((main|2011 in sumo))

==[[Swimming (sport)|Swimming]]==
((main|2011 in swimming))

==Tennis==
((main|2011 in tennis))
*'''[[2011 Australian Open]]''' (January 17–30)
** [[2011 Australian Open – Men's singles|Men's final]]: [[Novak Djokovic]] defeats [[Andy Murray]] 6–4, 6–2, 6–3
** [[2011 Australian Open – Women's singles|Women's final]]: [[Kim Clijsters]] defeats [[Li Na]] 3–6, 6–3, 6–3
*'''[[2011 French Open]]''' (May 17 – June 5)
** [[2011 French Open – Men's singles|Men's final]]: [[Rafael Nadal]] defeats [[Roger Federer]] 7–5, 7–6, 5–7, 6–1
** [[2011 French Open – Women's singles|Women's final]]: [[Li Na]] defeats [[Francesca Schiavone]] 6–4, 7–6<sup>(7–0)</sup>
*'''[[2011 Wimbledon Championships]]''' (June 20 – July 3)
** [[2011 Wimbledon Championships – Men's singles|Men's final]]: [[Novak Djokovic]] defeats [[Rafael Nadal]] 6–4, 6–1, 1–6, 6–3
** [[2011 Wimbledon Championships – Women's singles|Women's final]]: [[Petra Kvitová]] defeats [[Maria Sharapova]] 6–3, 6–4
*'''[[2011 US Open (tennis)|2011 US Open]]''' (August 29 – September 12)
** [[2011 US Open – Men's singles|Men's final]]: [[Novak Djokovic]] defeats [[Rafael Nadal]] 6–2, 6–4, 6–7, 6–1
** [[2011 US Open – Women's singles|Women's final]]: [[Samantha Stosur]] defeats [[Serena Williams]] 6–2, 6–3
*'''[[2011 WTA Tour Championships]]''' in [[Istanbul]], Turkey. (October 24–30)
** ((flagicon|CZE)) [[Petra Kvitová]] defeats ((flagicon|BLR)) [[Victoria Azarenka]] 7–5 4–6 6–3. 1st title
*'''[[2011 Fed Cup]]''' (February – November)
** ((fed|Czech Republic)) won the Fed Cup for the sixth time beating ((fed|Russia)) in Moscow 3–2.
*'''[[2011 ATP World Tour Finals]]''' in London, United Kingdom. (November 20–27)
** ((flagicon|SWI)) [[Roger Federer]] defeats ((flagicon|FRA)) [[Jo-Wilfried Tsonga]] 6–3, 6–7, 6–3. Sixth title.
*'''[[2011 Davis Cup]]''' (March – December)
** ((davis|ESP)) defeats ((davis|ARG)) in Seville. 5th title.

==Volleyball==
* [[Women's CEV Champions League 2010–11]] November 23, 2010 – March 20, 2011. Final Four in [[Istanbul]], Turkey
** Champions [[File:Simple cup icon.svg|16px]]((flagicon|TUR)) [[VakıfBank Güneş Sigorta Türk Telekom|VakıfBank Güneş TTelekom]], [[File:Med 2.png]] ((flagicon|AZE))[[Rabita Baku]], [[File:Med 3.png]] ((flagicon|TUR)) [[Fenerbahçe Acıbadem]]((flagicon|TUR)) . MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Małgorzata Glinka]]|POL))
* [[Men's CEV Champions League 2010–11]] November 17, 2010 – March 27, 2011. Final Four in [[Bolzano]], Italy.
** Champions [[File:Simple cup icon.svg|16px]] ((flagicon|ITA)) '''[[Trentino Volley|Trentino BetClic]]''', [[File:Med 2.png]] ((flagicon|RUS)) [[VC Zenit Kazan|Zenit Kazan]], [[File:Med 3.png]] ((flagicon|RUS)) [[VC Dynamo Moscow|Dynamo Moscow]]. MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Osmany Juantorena]]|CUB))
* [[2011 Montreux Volley Masters]] June 7–12 in [[Montreux]], Switzerland
** ((gold1)) '''((vbw|JPN))''', ((silver2)) ((vbw|CUB)) and ((bronze3)) ((vbw|CHN)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Hitomi Nakamichi]]|JPN))
*[[2011 FIVB World League]], May 27 – July 10, 2011, with the Final Eight in [[Gdańsk]] / [[Sopot]], Poland
** ((Gold1)) '''((vb|RUS))''', ((Silver2)) ((vb|BRA)) and ((Bronze3)) ((vb|POL)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Maxim Mikhaylov]]|RUS))
*[[2011 FIVB Women's Junior World Championship]] July 22–31 in [[Lima]] and [[Trujillo, Peru|Trujillo]], Peru
** ((gold1)) '''((vbw|ITA))''', ((silver2)) ((vbw|BRA)) and ((bronze3)) ((vbw|CHN)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Caterina Bosetti]]|ITA))
*[[2011 FIVB Men's Junior World Championship]] August 1–10 in [[Rio de Janeiro]] and [[Niteròi]], Brazil
** ((gold1)) '''((vb|RUS))''', ((silver2)) ((vb|ARG)) and ((bronze3)) ((vb|SRB)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Leonid Shchadilov]]|RUS))
*[[2011 FIVB World Grand Prix]] August 5–28, with the Final Eight in [[Macau]], China
** ((gold1)) '''((vbw|USA))''', ((silver2)) ((vbw|BRA)) and ((bronze3)) ((vbw|SRB)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Destinee Hooker]]|USA))
*[[2011 Men's European Volleyball Championship]] September 10–18 in Austria and [[Czech Republic]]
**((gold1)) '''((vb|SRB))''', ((silver2)) ((vb|ITA)) and ((bronze3)) ((vb|POL)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Ivan Miljkovic]]|SRB))
*[[2011 Women's European Volleyball Championship]] September 22 – October 2 in Italy and [[Serbia]]
** ((gold1)) '''((vbw|SRB))''', ((silver2)) ((vbw|GER)) and ((bronze3)) ((vbw|TUR)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Jovana Brakocevic]]|SRB))
*[[2011 FIVB Women's World Cup]] November 4–18 in Japan
**((gold1))'''((vbw|ITA))''', ((silver2)) ((vbw|USA)) and ((bronze3)) ((vbw|CHN)). MVP: ((flagathlete|[[Carolina Costagrande]]|ITA))
*[[2011 FIVB Men's World Cup]] November 20 – December 4 in Japan
** ((Gold1)) '''((vb|RUS))''', ((Silver2)) ((vb|POL)) and ((Bronze3)) ((vb|BRA)). MVP:((flagathlete|[[Maxim Mikhaylov]]|RUS))

==See also==
* [[International sports calendar 2011]]

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
* [http://www.the-sports.org/sport-calendar-2011-p0-62011.html The-Sports.org]

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