(Australian Associated Press)
WHO WON WHAT IN WORLD SPORT IN 2019
GOLF
Men:
Masters – Tiger Woods (USA)
PGA Championship – Brooks Koepka (USA)
US Open – Gary Woodland (USA)
British Open – Shane Lowry (Ireland)
Australian Open – Matt Jones (Australia)
Presidents Cup – United States
Women:
ANA Inspiration – Jin Young Ko (South Korea)
US Women’s Open – Jeongeun Lee6 (South Korea)
Women’s PGA Championship – Hannah Green (Australia)
The Evian Championship – Jin Young Ko (South Korea)
Women’s British Open – Hinako Shibuno (Japan)
TENNIS
Men:
Australian Open – Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
French Open – Rafael Nadal (Spain)
Wimbledon – Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
US Open – Rafael Nadal (Spain)
Women:
Australian Open – Naomi Osaka (Japan)
French Open – Ashleigh Barty (Australia)
Wimbledon – Simona Halep (Romania)
US Open – Bianca Andreescu (Canada)
Team:
Davis Cup – Spain
Fed Cup – France
SOCCER
Men:
Africa Cup of Nations – Algeria
Asian Cup – Qatar
Concacaf Gold Cup – Mexico
Copa America – Brazil
UEFA Nations League – Portugal
Asian Champions League – Al-Hilal
Champions League – Liverpool
Europa League – Chelsea
Premier League – Manchester City
La Liga – Barcelona
Serie A – Juventus
Bundesliga – Bayern Munich
A-League – Sydney FC
FFA Cup – Adelaide United
Women:
Women’s World Cup – United States
W-League – Sydney FC
CRICKET
Ashes: Drawn (Australia retain the Ashes)
Sheffield Shield: Victoria
One Day Cup – Western Australia
Big Bash League – Melbourne Renegades
Women’s Big Bash League – Brisbane Heat
Indian Premier League – Mumbai Indians
RUGBY LEAGUE
State of Origin – NSW
NRL – Sydney Roosters
Dally M – James Tedesco (Sydney Roosters)
English Super League – St Helens
AFL
Premiers – Richmond
Brownlow Medal – Nat Fyfe (Fremantle)
AFLW – Adelaide Crows
RUGBY UNION
World Cup – South Africa
Rugby Championship – South Africa
Bledisloe Cup – New Zealand
Six Nations – Wales
Super Rugby – Crusaders
CYCLING
Tour de France – Egan Bernal (Colombia)
Giro d’Italia – Richard Carapaz (Ecuador)
Vuelta a Espana – Primoz Roglic (Slovenia)
ATHLETICS
IAAF male athlete of the year – Eliud Kipchoge (Kenya)
IAAF female athlete of the year – Dalilah Muhammad (USA)
HOCKEY
Men’s Pro League – Australia
Women’s Pro League – Netherlands
MOTOR RACING
Supercars – Scott McLaughlin (Australia)
Formula One – Lewis Hamilton (England)
MotoGP – Marc Marquez (Spain)
World Rally – Ott Tanak (Estonia)
Superbikes – Jonathan Rea (Northern Ireland)
NASCAR – Kyle Busch (USA)
Indy Car – Josef Newgarden (USA)
TRIATHLON
Men’s World Series – Vincent Luis (France)
Women World Series – Katie Zaferes (USA)
BASKETBALL
NBL – Perth Wildcats
WNBL – University of Canberra Capitals
NBA – Toronto Raptors
WNBA – Washington Mystics
NETBALL
Super Netball – NSW Swifts
HORSE RACING
Melbourne Cup – Vow and Declare (jockey Craig Williams, trainer – Danny O’Brien)
The Everest – Yes Yes Yes (jockey – Glen Boss, trainer – Chris Waller)
Cox Plate – Lys Gracieux (jockey – Damian Lane, trainer – Yoshita Yahagi)
Caulfield Cup – Mer De Glace (jockey – Damian Lane, trainer – Hisashi Shimizu)
Golden Slipper – Kiamichi (jockey – Damian Lane, trainer – James Cummings)
BASEBALL
MLB – Washington Nationals
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
NFL – New England Patriots
ICE HOCKEY
Stanley Cup – St. Louis Blues
