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This list shows notable sports-related deaths, events, and notable outcomes that occurred in November of 2010. Deaths in November
Deaths in November 2010: 2: Andy Irons 4: Sparky Anderson 19: Pat Burns
Current sporting seasons
American football 2010
National Football League NCAA Division I FBS NCAA Division I FCS
Auto racing 2010
V8 Supercar
FIA GT1 World Championship
Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters
Basketball 2010
NBA
NCAA Division I men
Euroleague EuroLeague Women Eurocup EuroChallenge
France Germany Greece
Israel Italy Philippines Philippine Cup
Russia Spain Turkey
Football (soccer) 2010
National teams competitions UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualification International clubs competitions UEFA (Europe) Champions League UEFA Europa League UEFA Women's Champions League
Copa Sudamericana
CAF Confederation Cup CONCACAF (North & Central America) Champions League OFC (Oceania) Champions League Domestic (national) competitions Argentina Australia Brazil England France Germany Iran Italy Japan
Russia Scotland Spain Major League Soccer (USA & Canada) MLS Cup Playoffs
Golf 2010
LPGA Tour
Ice hockey 2010
National Hockey League Kontinental Hockey League Czech Extraliga Elitserien Canadian Hockey League: OHL, QMJHL, WHL NCAA Division I men NCAA Division I women
Rugby union 2010
Heineken Cup European Challenge Cup English Premiership Celtic League LV Cup Top 14
Snooker
Players Tour Championship
Winter sports
Alpine Skiing World Cup
Bobsleigh World Cup Cross-Country Skiing World Cup Grand Prix of Figure Skating
Luge World Cup Nordic Combined World Cup Short Track Speed Skating World Cup Skeleton World Cup Ski Jumping World Cup Snowboard World Cup Speed Skating World Cup
Days of the month
November 30, 2010 (Tuesday)
Football (soccer) Caribbean Championship Final Tournament in Martinique: (teams in bold advance to the semi-finals and qualify for 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup) Group H in Fort-de-France: 0–0 0–1 Final standings: Cuba 7 points, Grenada 5, Trinidad and Tobago 3, Martinique 1.
Other sports news The American magazine Sports Illustrated names New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees its Sportsman of the Year.
November 29, 2010 (Monday)
American football NFL Monday Night Football Week 12: San Francisco 49ers 27, Arizona Cardinals 6
Cricket England in Australia: Ashes series: First Test in Brisbane, day 5: 260 and 517/1d (152 overs; Alastair Cook 235*, Jonathan Trott 135*); 481 and 107/1 (26 overs). Match drawn; 5-match series level 0–0.
Football (soccer) Caribbean Championship Final Tournament in Martinique: (team in bold advances to the semi-finals and qualifies for 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup) Group I in Riviére-Pilote: 1–0 0–2 Standings (after 2 matches): Jamaica 6 points, Antigua and Barbuda 3, Guyana, Guadeloupe 1. La Liga, matchday 13: El Clásico: Barcelona 5–0 Real Madrid Barcelona win the match for the fifth straight time. Standings: Barcelona 34 points, Real Madrid 32, Villarreal 27, RCD Espanyol 25 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup draw in Frankfurt, Germany: Group A: , , , Group B: , , , Group C: , , , Group D: , , ,
U.S. college sports Conference realignment: TCU announces that it has accepted an invitation to join the Big East Conference effective in July 2012.TCU to join Big East Conference (ESPN) TCU is the third school to leave the Mountain West Conference this year, after Utah and BYU.
November 28, 2010 (Sunday)
Alpine skiing Men's World Cup in Lake Louise, Canada: Super-G: Tobias Grünenfelder 1:32.31 Carlo Janka 1:32.38 Romed Baumann 1:32.58 Overall standings (after 3 of 38 races): (1) Mario Scheiber 130 points (2) Silvan Zurbriggen 119 (3) Janka 116 Women's World Cup in Aspen, United States: Slalom: Maria Pietilä Holmner 1:46.19 Maria Riesch 1:46.87 Tanja Poutiainen 1:47.12 Slalom standings (after 2 of 10 races): (1) Riesch 160 points (2) Pietilä Holmner 124 (3) Poutiainen 120 Overall standings (after 4 of 38 races): (1) Riesch 234 points (2) Poutiainen 196 (3) Viktoria Rebensburg 180
American football NFL Week 12: Atlanta Falcons 20, Green Bay Packers 17 Pittsburgh Steelers 19, Buffalo Bills 16 (OT) Cleveland Browns 24, Carolina Panthers 23 New York Giants 24, Jacksonville Jaguars 20 Minnesota Vikings 17, Washington Redskins 13 Houston Texans 20, Tennessee Titans 0 Kansas City Chiefs 42, Seattle Seahawks 24 Miami Dolphins 33, Oakland Raiders 17 St. Louis Rams 36, Denver Broncos 33 Chicago Bears 31, Philadelphia Eagles 26 Baltimore Ravens 17, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10 Sunday Night Football: San Diego Chargers 36, Indianapolis Colts 14 NCAA: Auburn takes over the top spot in the BCS standings from Oregon with one week remaining in the regular season. TCU remains at #3, followed by Stanford, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Arkansas, Michigan State, Oklahoma and LSU. Boise State drops out of the top 10 following its first loss in 2 seasons. The Sooners' rise to #9 makes them the Big 12 South representative in the conference title game against Nebraska. The Badgers are likely to go to the Rose Bowl as the Big Ten's highest ranked team in next week's final BCS ranking.
Canadian football CFL Playoffs: Grey Cup in Edmonton: Montreal Alouettes 21, Saskatchewan Roughriders 18 The Alouettes repeat their last year victory over the Roughriders, to win the Cup for the seventh time.
Cricket England in Australia: Ashes series: First Test in Brisbane, day 4: 260 and 309/1 (101 overs; Alastair Cook 132*, Andrew Strauss 110); 481. England lead by 88 runs with 9 wickets remaining. New Zealand in India: 1st ODI in Guwahati: 276 (49 overs; Virat Kohli 105); 236 (45.2 overs). India win by 40 runs; lead 5-match series 1–0.
Cross-country skiing World Cup in Kuusamo, Finland: Men's: 15 km Freestyle Handicap Start: Lukáš Bauer 38:10.5 Ilia Chernousov 38:20.9 Marcus Hellner 38:26.6 Distance standings (after 3 of 17 races): (1) Hellner 165 points (2) Dario Cologna 144 (3) Daniel Rickardsson 127 Final Nordic Opening standings: Alexander Legkov 1:05:17.1 Cologna 1:05:27.2 Rickardsson 1:05:31.3 Overall standings (after 5 of 31 races): (1) Legkov 318 points (2) Cologna 311 (3) Hellner 265 Women's: 10 km Freestyle Handicap Start: Therese Johaug 29:24.2 Nicole Fessel 29:28.3 Justyna Kowalczyk 29:34.9 Distance standings (after 3 of 17 races): (1) Marit Bjørgen 190 points (2) Charlotte Kalla 151 (3) Kowalczyk 125 Final Nordic Opening standings: Bjørgen 44:34.3 Kowalczyk 45:07.9 Kalla 45:20.0 Overall standings (after 5 of 31 races): (1) Bjørgen 440 points (2) Kalla 311 (3) Kowalczyk 309
Equestrianism Show jumping: FEI World Cup Central European League – South Sub-League: 5th competition in Celje (CSI 2*-W): Juan Carlos Garcia on Hilton Highlight Melissa Vanzani on Kador du Valon Francesca Arioldi on Lady Chanu Dressage: FEI World Cup Western European League: 3rd competition in Stockholm (CDI-W): Adelinde Cornelissen on Parzival Anky van Grunsven on Painted Black Edward Gal on Next One
Football (soccer) Caribbean Championship Final Tournament in Martinique: (team in bold advances to the semi-finals and qualifies for 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup) Group H in Fort-de-France: 1–0 0–1 Standings (after 2 matches): Cuba 6 points, Grenada 4, Martinique 1, Trinidad and Tobago 0. CAF Confederation Cup Final, first leg: FUS Rabat 0–0 CS Sfaxien
Golf European Tour: Dubai World Championship in Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Winner: Robert Karlsson 274 (−14)PO Karlsson defeats Ian Poulter on the second playoff hole to win his eleventh European Tour title. Race to Dubai winner: Martin Kaymer
Luge World Cup in Igls, Austria: Men: Felix Loch 1:40.398 David Möller 1:40.444 Armin Zöggeler 1:40.560 Team: 2:09.519 2:10.340 2:10.431
Rugby union End of year tests: Week 6: 29–9 in Dublin
Ski jumping World Cup in Kuusamo, Finland: HS 142: Andreas Kofler 331.2 points Thomas Morgenstern 328.3 Simon Ammann 310.1
Snooker Premier League: Final in Hopton-on-Sea: Ronnie O'Sullivan 7–1 Shaun Murphy O'Sullivan wins his record-extending ninth Premier League title and the 45th professional title of his career.
Speed skating World Cup 3 in Hamar, Norway: 1500 m women: Christine Nesbitt 1:58.00 Marrit Leenstra 1:58.03 Brittany Schussler 1:58.96 Standings (after 3 of 6 races): (1) Nesbitt 300 points (2) Leenstra 186 (3) Schussler 170 10000 m men: Bob de Jong 13:05.83 Ivan Skobrev 13:11.26 Jorrit Bergsma 13:13.98 Standings (after 3 of 6 races): (1) de Jong 260 points (2) Skobrev 200 (3) Jonathan Kuck 185 Team Pursuit women: 3:00.90 3:03.90 3:04.62 Standings (after 2 of 3 races): (1) Netherlands 150 points (2) 145 (3) Russia 130
Swimming European Short Course Championships in Eindhoven, Netherlands: Men's: 200m breaststroke: Marco Koch 2:04.86 Melquiades Álvarez Caraballo 2:05.41 Anton Lobanov 2:06.71 100m individual medley: Markus Deibler 52.13 Peter Mankoč 52.87 Alan Cabello Forns 53.24 200m freestyle: Danila Izotov 1:41.84 Paul Biedermann 1:42.94 Yevgeny Lagunov 1:44.11 100m backstroke: Stanislav Donets 49.35 Damiano Lestingi 51.46 Artem Dubovskoy 51.90 50m butterfly: Steffen Deibler 22.34 Andriy Govorov 22.74 Joeri Verlinden 23.23 4 × 50 m freestyle relay: 1:25.16 1:25.19 1:25.81 Women's: 400m individual medley: Zsuzsanna Jakabos 4:29.78 Anja Klinar 4:30.83 Lara Grangeon 4:30.93 200m freestyle: Femke Heemskerk 1:52.62 Silke Lippok 1:53.96 Evelyn Verrasztó 1:54.39 100m butterfly: Inge Dekker 56.51 Ingvild Snildal 57.46 Caterina Giacchetti 58.17 100m breaststroke: Moniek Nijhuis 1:06.20 Sophie de Ronchi 1:06.21 Tessa Brouwer 1:06.65 200m backstroke: Duane da Rocha Marce 2:03.97 Sharon van Rouwendaal 2:04.13 Daryna Zevina 2:05.08 50m freestyle: Ranomi Kromowidjojo 23.58 Hinkelien Schreuder 23.90 Britta Steffen 23.95
Tennis ATP World Tour: Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London, United Kingdom, day 8: Singles Final: Roger Federer def. Rafael Nadal 6–3, 3–6, 6–1 Federer wins his fifth year-end championship, his fifth title of the season, and the 66th title of his career. Doubles Final: Daniel Nestor / Nenad Zimonjić def. Mahesh Bhupathi / Max Mirnyi 7–6(6), 6–4 Nestor and Zimonjić win their second year-end championship as a pairing, with Nestor winning the tournament for the third time. They also win their seventh title of the season, giving Zimonjić his 39th career title and Nestor his 71st.
November 27, 2010 (Saturday)
Alpine skiing Men's World Cup in Lake Louise, Canada: Downhill: Michael Walchhofer 1:47.78 Mario Scheiber 1:48.33 Aksel Lund Svindal 1:48.33 Overall standings (after 2 of 38 races): (1) Jean-Baptiste Grange and Walchhofer 100 points (3) Silvan Zurbriggen 90 Women's World Cup in Aspen, United States: Giant slalom: Tessa Worley 2:06.81 Viktoria Rebensburg 2:06.82 Kathrin Hölzl 2:06.83 Giant slalom standings (after 2 of 8 races): (1) Rebensburg 180 points (2) Hölzl 140 (3) Worley 132 Overall standings (after 3 of 38 races): (1) Rebensburg 180 points (2) Maria Riesch 154 (3) Hölzl 146
American football NCAA Division I FBS (unbeaten teams in bold): BCS Top 10: (3) TCU 66, New Mexico 17 The Horned Frogs finish the regular season with a perfect 12–0 record for the second successive year and all but secure a BCS berth. Battle for the Golden Boot: (12) Arkansas 31, (5) LSU 23 (6) Stanford 38, Oregon State 0 (7) Wisconsin 70, Northwestern 23 Michigan–Ohio State rivalry: (8) Ohio State 37, Michigan 7 Bedlam Series: (13) Oklahoma 47, (9) Oklahoma State 41 The Sooners' win creates a three-way tie atop the Big 12 South involving the two Oklahoma teams and Texas A&M. The BCS standings, to be released on November 28, will determine the opponent for Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship Game. Land Grant Trophy: (10) Michigan State 28, Penn State 22 The Spartans earn a share of the Big 10 title with Ohio State and Wisconsin for the first time in 20 years. The Big 10 representative in the Rose Bowl will be determined by the BCS ranking of December 5, with the Badgers currently in highest position.