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This list shows notable sports-related deaths, events, and notable outcomes that occurred in June of 2009. Deaths in June
1: Vincent O'Brien 2: Tony Maggs 16: Peter Arundell
Current sporting seasons
Australian rules football 2009
Australian Football League
Auto racing 2009
Formula One Sprint Cup IRL IndyCar Series World Rally Championship Formula Two Nationwide Series Camping World Truck Series GP2 WTTC V8 Supercar American Le Mans Le Mans Series Superleague Formula Rolex Sports Car Series FIA GT Championship Formula Three World Series by Renault Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters Super GT
Baseball 2009
Major League Baseball Nippon Professional Baseball
Basketball 2009
American competitions: WNBA
Philippine competitions: Professional: Fiesta Conference – Playoffs Collegiate NCAA
Football (soccer) 2009
National teams competitions 2010 FIFA World Cup Qualifying International clubs competitions
Copa Libertadores (South America) AFC (Asia) Champions League CAF (Africa) Champions League
Domestic (national) competitions Argentina Brazil
Japan Norway Russia
Major League Soccer (USA & Canada) Women's Professional Soccer (USA)
Golf 2009
European Tour PGA Tour LPGA Tour Champions Tour
Lacrosse 2009
Major League Lacrosse
Motorcycle racing 2009
Superbike World Championship Supersport racing
Rugby league 2009
Super League NRL
Days of the month
June 30, 2009 (Tuesday)
Tennis Wimbledon Championships in London, day 8: (seeding in parentheses) Ladies' singles, quarterfinals: Dinara Safina def. Sabine Lisicki 6–7(5) 6–4 6–1 Serena Williams def. Victoria Azarenka 6–2 6–3 Venus Williams def. Agnieszka Radwańska 6–1 6–2 Elena Dementieva def. Francesca Schiavone 6–2 6–2
June 29, 2009 (Monday)
Football (soccer) European Under-21 Championship in Sweden: Final: 0–4 Germany win the title for the first time.
Tennis Wimbledon Championships in London, day 7: (seeding in parentheses) Gentlemen's singles, round of 16: Roger Federer def. Robin Söderling 6–4, 7–6(5), 7–6(5) Andy Murray def. Stanislas Wawrinka 2–6, 6–3, 6–3, 5–7, 6–3 Novak Djokovic def. Dudi Sela 6–2, 6–4, 6–1 Andy Roddick def. Tomáš Berdych 7–6(4), 6–4, 6–3 Ivo Karlović def. Fernando Verdasco 7–6(5), 6–7(4), 6–3, 7–6(9) Juan Carlos Ferrero def. Gilles Simon 7–6(4), 6–3, 6–2 Tommy Haas def. Igor Andreev 7–6(8), 6–4, 6–4 Lleyton Hewitt def. Radek Štěpánek 4–6, 2–6, 6–1, 6–2, 6–2 Ladies' singles, round of 16: Dinara Safina def. Amélie Mauresmo 4–6, 6–3, 6–4 Serena Williams def. Daniela Hantuchová 6–3, 6–1 Venus Williams def. Ana Ivanovic 6–1, 0–1 Ret. Elena Dementieva def. Elena Vesnina 6–1, 6–3 Victoria Azarenka def. Nadia Petrova 7–6(5), 2–6, 6–3 Sabine Lisicki def. Caroline Wozniacki 6–4, 6–4 Agnieszka Radwańska def. Melanie Oudin 6–4, 7–5 Francesca Schiavone def. Virginie Razzano 6–2, 7–6(1)
June 28, 2009 (Sunday)
Athletics US Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon, day 4: Women's 20 km walk: Teresa Vaill 1:37:12.84 Joanne Dow 1:39:59.32 Maria Michta 1:41:16.24 Women's pole vault: Jennifer Stuczynski 4.65 m Chelsea Johnson 4.60 m Stacy Dragila 4.55 m Men's high jump: Tora Harris 2.31 m Andra Manson 2.28 m Keith Moffatt 2.28 m Women's hammer: Jessica Cosby 72.04 m Amber Campbell 68.92 m Erin Gilreath 68.08 m Women's long jump: Brittney Reese 7.09 m (wind 3.1 m/s) Brianna Glenn 6.82 m (3.5) Funmilayo Jimoh 6.77 m (1.3) Men's shot put: Christian Cantwell 21.82 m Dan Taylor 21.21 m Reese Hoffa 21.10 m Men's 400 m hurdles: Bershawn Jackson 48.03 Johnny Dutch 48.18 Angelo Taylor 48.30 Women's 3000 m steeplechase: Jennifer Barringer 9:29.38 Anna Willard 9:35.01 Bridget Franek 9:36.74 Women's 800 m: Hazel Clark 2:00.79 Geena Gall 2:01.01 Phoebe Wright 2:01.12 Men's 800 m: Nicholas Symmonds 1:45.86 Khadevis Robinson 1:45.97 Ryan Brown 1:46.67 Women's heptathlon: Diana Pickler 6290 Sharon Day 6177 Bettie Wade 5908 Women's 100 m hurdles (wind 2.2 m/s): Dawn Harper 12.36 Ginnie Powell 12.47 Damu Cherry 12.58 Men's 1500 m: Lopez Lomong 3:41.68 Leonel Manzano 3:41.82 Dorian Ulrey 3:42.84 Men's 200 m (wind 3.3 m/s): Shawn Crawford 19.73 Charles Clark 20.00 Wallace Spearmon 20.03 Women's 200 m (wind 3.2 m/s): Allyson Felix 22.02 Muna Lee 22.13 Marshevet Hooker 22.36 Jamaican national championships in Kingston, day 3: Men's 200 m (wind −2.4): Usain Bolt 20.25 Steve Mullings 20.40 Marvin Anderson 20.63 Women's 200 m (wind −1.1): Veronica Campbell Brown 22.40 Shelly-Ann Fraser 22.58 Simone Facey 22.96 Men's 400 m: Ricardo Chambers 45.55 Allodin Fothergill 45.57 Lansford Spence 45.78 Women's 400 m: Novlene Williams-Mills 50.21 Shericka Williams 50.39 Christine Day 51.54 Men's 110 m hurdles (wind −0.8): Maurice Wignall 13.48 Dwight Thomas 13.50 Richard Phillips 13.61 Women's 100 m hurdles (wind −1.1): Delloreen Ennis-London 12.79 Brigitte Foster-Hylton 12.87 Lacena Golding-Clarke 12.89 Men's 800 m: Aldwyn Sappleton 1:48.20 Ricardo Cunningham 1:48.21 Andre Drummonds 1:50.49 Women's 800 m: Kenia Sinclair 2:01.63 Neisha Bernard-Thomas 2:02.02 Marian Burnett 2:04.72
Auto racing Sprint Cup Series: Lenox Industrial Tools 301 in Loudon, New Hampshire: (1) Joey Logano (Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing) (2) Jeff Gordon (Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports) (3) Kurt Busch (Dodge, Penske Championship Racing) In a race called 28 laps early due to rain, Logano becomes the youngest driver to win in NASCAR's top series, at the age of , breaking the record of Kyle Busch. Drivers' standings (after 17 of 26 races leading to the Chase for the Sprint Cup): (1) Tony Stewart 2524 points (Chevrolet, Stewart Haas Racing) (2) Gordon 2455 (3) Jimmie Johnson (Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports) 2355 World Rally Championship: Rally Poland: (1) Mikko Hirvonen (Ford Focus WRC) 3:07:27.5 (2) Dani Sordo (Citroën C4 WRC) +1:10.3 (3) Henning Solberg (Ford Focus WRC) +2:05.7 Drivers' standings (after 8 of 12 races): (1) Hirvonen 58 points (2) Sébastien Loeb (Citroën C4 WRC) 57 (3) Sordo 39 Manufacturers' standings: (1) Citroën Total 106 points (2) BP Ford 89 (3) Stobart M-Sport 60
Baseball Major League Baseball: New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera becomes the second relief pitcher to earn his 500th career save as the Yankees defeat their crosstown rivals, the New York Mets, 4–2. Rivera joins Trevor Hoffman of the Milwaukee Brewers as the only closers with 500 or more saves.
Cricket India in West Indies: 2nd ODI in Kingston, Jamaica: 188 (48.2 ov); 192/2 (34.1 ov). West Indies win by 8 wickets, 4-match series level 1–1.
Football (soccer) FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa: Third place: 3–2 (a.e.t.) in Rustenburg Final: 3–2 in Johannesburg Brazil rally from 2 goals down to win the title for the third time.
Golf PGA Tour: Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut: Winner: Kenny Perry 258 (−22) European Tour: BMW International Open in Munich, Germany: Winner: Nick Dougherty 266 (−22) LPGA Tour: Wegmans LPGA in Pittsford, New York: Winner: Jiyai Shin 271 (−17)
Horse racing Irish Derby in County Kildare: Winner: Fame and Glory (jockey: Johnny Murtagh, trainer: Aidan O'Brien) O'Brien sets a record with his seventh winner in this race.
Motorcycle racing Superbike World Championship: Donington Park Superbike World Championship round in North West Leicestershire, England: Race 1: (1) Ben Spies (Yamaha YZF-R1) 34:57.230 (2) Max Biaggi (Aprilia RSV 4) +7.156 (3) Noriyuki Haga (Ducati 1098R) +10.968 Race 2: (1) Spies 35:14.788 (2) Leon Haslam (Honda CBR1000RR) +6.622 (3) Michel Fabrizio (Ducati 1098R) +6.816 Riders' standings (after 9 of 14 rounds): (1) Haga 308 points (2) Spies 294 (3) Fabrizio 257 Manufacturers' standings: (1) Ducati 383 points (2) Yamaha 337 (3) Honda 273
Volleyball FIVB World League: Pool A: 0–3 USA lead the group with 14 points, ahead of Netherlands with 11. Pool B: 3–2 3–0 France lead the group with 11 points, followed by Serbia with 10. Pool C: 0–3 3–0 Cuba lead the group with 15 points, followed by Russia with 12. Pool D: 0–3 Brazil lead the group with 17 points, ahead of Finland with 9.
June 27, 2009 (Saturday)
Athletics USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon, day 3: Men: 400 m: LaShawn Merritt 44.50, Gil Roberts 44.93, Kerron Clement 45.14 20 km race walk: Tim Seaman 1 h 26 min 14.26 s, Patrick Stroupe 1:26:41.44, Benjamin Shorey 1:27:17.59 110 m hurdles (wind 1.7 m/s): David Payne 13.12, Terrence Trammell 13.12, Aries Merritt 13.15 3,000 m steeplechase: Joshua McAdams 8:29.91, Daniel Huling 8:32.86, Kyle Alcorn 8:34.65 Pole vault: Brad Walker 5.75 m, Jeremy Scott 5.75, Derek Miles 5.75 Long jump: Dwight Phillips 8.57 m (2.2 m/s), Brian Johnson 8.26, George Kitchens 8.23 Hammer: A. G. Kruger 75.31m, Jake Freeman 74.64, Michael Mai 73.80 Women: 400 m: Sanya Richards 50.05, Debbie Dunn 50.79, Jessica Beard 50.81 1,500 m: Shannon Rowbury 4:05.07, Christin Wurth 4:06.00, Anna Willard 4:07.70 400 m hurdles: Lashinda Demus 53.78, Sheena Tosta 54.45, Tiffany Ross-Williams 55.18 Javelin: Kara Patterson 63.95m, Rachel Yurkovich 59.31, Kim Kreiner 58.00 Heptathlon (after day 1): (1) Hyleas Fountain 4038 points (2) Diana Pickler 3768 (3) Sharon Day 3739 Kenya national championships in Nairobi, day 3: Men: 100 m: Kipkemoi Soi (Armed Forces) 10.63, Tonny Chirchir (Armed Forces) 10.78, Stephen Barasa (Prisons) 10.91. 110 m hurdles: Amon Chepsongol (Armed Forces) 14.1, Kiprono Koskei (Police) 14.4, Emmanuel Kimeu (Police) 14.7. 200 m: Anderson Mureta (Police) 21.49, Kipkemoi Soi (Armed Forces) 21.63, Stephen Barasa (Prisons) 21.91. 400 m: Thomas Musembi (Kenya Prisons) 45.70, Mark Mutai (Armed Forces) 45.98, Anderson Mureta (Police) 46.12. 400 m hurdles: Kiprono Koskei (Police) 51.32, Amon Chepsongol (Armed Forces) 51.74, Emmanuel Kimeu (Police) 51.77. 800 m: David Rudisha (Police) 1:47.1, Jackson Kivuva (Armed Forces) 1:47.9, Hoseah Kandie (Armed Forces) 1:48.5. 1500 m: Gideon Gathimba (Armed Forces) 3:39.7, James Kangongo (Police) 3:41.2, Churchill Kipsang (Nyanza South) 3:41.7. 3000 m Steeplechase: Richard Matelong (Police) 8:14.2, Elijah Chelimo (Prisons) 8:19.8, Abel Mutai (Armed Forces) 8:23.4 5000 m: Joseph Kitur (Police) 13:47.0, Vincent Kiprop (Armed Forces) 13:48.2, Alex Macharia (Police) 13:48.7 10000 m: Sammy Kitwara (Police) 27:44.46, Gideon Ngatuny (Police) 27:44.77, Bernard Kiprop Kipyego (Police) 27:44.80 Women: 100 m: Maryline Chelangat (Police) 12.54, Pamela Masambule (Police) 12.56, Gladys Thiongo (Armed Forces) 12.58. 100 m hurdles: Florence Wasike (Prisons) 14.5, Ruth Kemunto (Kenya Police) 15.4, Maureen Jelagat (Prisons) 15.6. 200 m: Joy Sakari (Police) 23.84, Maryline Chelangat (Police) 25.00, Zipporah Ratemo (Prisons) 25.39. 400 m: Joy Sakari (Police) 53.06, Betty Chelangat (South Rift) 54.96, Zipporah Ratemo (Prisons) 55.46. 400 m hurdles: Florence Wasike (Prisons) 58.42, Callen Nyakawa (Police) 58.75, Ruth Kemunto (Police) 61.22. 800 m: Winny Chebet (South Rift) 2:05.9, Jane Jelagat (Armed Forces) 2:06.3, Nelly Jeptanui (Armed Forces) 2:08.6. 1500 m: Vivian Cheruiyot (Police) 4:07.66, Sylvia Kibet (Police) 4:08.57, Innes Chenonge (Armed Forces) 4:08.61. 3000 m steeplechase: Gladys Kemboi (North Rift) 9:40.47, Milka Chemos (Police) 9:41.00, Lydia Rotich (Police) 9:41.13. 5000 m: Mercy Cherono (South Rift) 15:46.74, Pascalia Chepkorir (Police) 15:57.05, Naomi Chepgnetich (Coast) 15:58.84. Jamaican national championships in Kingston, day 2: Men's 100 m: Usain Bolt 9.86, Asafa Powell 9.97, Michael Frater 10.02 Women's 100 m: Shelly-Ann Fraser 10.88, Kerron Stewart 10.93, Sheri Ann Brooks 11.16 Men's 400 m hurdles: Isa Phillips 48.05, Danny McFarlane 48.54 Josef Robertson 49.22 Women's 400 m hurdles: Melaine Walker 54.70, Kaliese Spencer 54.71, Nickiesha Wilson 56.01 Women's triple jump: Trecia-Kaye Smith 14.43m, Kimberly Williams 14.04m, Megan Reid 12.82m
Auto racing IndyCar Series: SunTrust Indy Challenge in Richmond, Virginia: (1) Scott Dixon (Chip Ganassi Racing) (2) Dario Franchitti (Chip Ganassi Racing) (3) Graham Rahal (Newman/Haas/Lanigan Racing)