2001 Champions

Hurling to Racquetball

 All-Ireland Championship -- Kilkenny


 ICE HOCKEY

 NHL

 Stanley Cup -- Colorado Avalanche

 Eastern Conference -- New Jersey Devils

 Western Conference -- Colorado

 Hart Memorial Trophy (MVP) -- Joe Sakic, Colorado

 Lester B. Pearson Award (outstanding player) -- Joe Sakic, Colorado

 Vezina Trophy (goaltender) -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo

 James Norris Memorial Trophy (defenseman) -- Nicklas Lidstrom, Detroit

 Calder Memorial Trophy (rookie) -- Evgeni Nabokov, San Jose

 Frank J. Selke Trophy (defensive forward) -- John Madden, New Jersey

 Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (gentlemanly play) -- Joe Sakic, Colorado

 Jack Adams Award (coach) -- Bill Barber, Philadelphia

 Art Ross Trophy (points leader) -- Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh

 Maurice Richard Trophy (goal-scoring leader) -- Pavel Bure, Florida

 Minor Leagues

 American Hockey League -- Saint John Flames

 International Hockey League -- Orlando Solar Bears

 Central Hockey League -- Oklahoma City Blazers

 East Coast Hockey League -- South Carolina Stingrays

 United Hockey League -- Quad City Mallards

 West Coast Hockey League -- San Diego Gulls

 Western Professional Hockey League -- Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs

 NCAA

 Men

 Division I -- Boston College

 Division III -- Plattsburgh, N.Y.

 Hobey Baker Award -- Ryan Miller, Michigan State

 Women

 Division I -- Minnesota-Duluth

 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award -- Jennifer Botterill, Harvard


 JUDO

 World Championships

 Men

 Open -- Alexandre Mikhaylin, Russia

 60kg -- Anis Lounifi, Tunisia

 66kg -- Arash Miresmaeili, Iran

 73kg -- Vitali Makarov, Russia

 81kg -- Cho In-chul, South Korea

 90kg -- Frederic Demoutfaucon, France

 100kg -- Kosei Inoue, Japan

 100+kg -- Mikhaylin

 Women

 Open -- Celine Lebrun, France

 48kg -- Ryoko Tamura, Japan

 52kg -- Kye Sun-hui, North Korea

 57kg -- Yurisleidis Lupetey, Cuba

 63kg -- Gella Vandecaveye, Belgium

 70kg -- Masae Ueno, Japan

 78kg -- Noriko Anno, Japan

 78+kg -- Hua Yuan, China

 National Championships

 Men

 55kg -- Hiram Cruz, Jacksonville, Fla.

 60kg -- Nate Torra, Clarksburg, Mass.

 66kg -- Alex Ottiano, Lawrence, Mass.

 73kg -- Ryan Reser, Colorado Springs

 81kg -- Reno Reser, Colorado Springs

 90kg -- Theo Caracostas, Colorado Springs

 100kg -- Rhadi Ferguson, Bowie, Md.

 100+kg -- Peter Campbell, Boise, Idaho

 Open -- Martin Boonzaayer, Hoffman Estates, Ill.

 Women

 44kg -- Stephanie Hata, El Cerrito, Calif.

 48kg -- Sayaka Matsumoto, Richmond, Calif.

 52kg -- Teresa Ratanasurakarn, Whittier, Calif.

 57kg -- Carrie Chandler, Scotia, N.Y.

 63kg -- Ellen Wilson, Colorado Springs

 70kg -- Sandra Bacher, Seattle

 78kg -- Amy Tong, San Jose, Calif.

 78+kg -- Barbara Potter, Twin Falls, Idaho

 Open -- Bacher


 LACROSSE

 Men

 NCAA Division I -- Princeton

 NCAA Division II -- Adelphi, N.Y.

 NCAA Division III -- Middlebury, Vt.

 Intercollegiate -- Colorado State

 Women

 NCAA Division I -- Maryland

 NCAA Division II -- C.W. Post, N.Y.

 NCAA Division III -- Middlebury, Vt.

 World Cup -- United States

 Intercollegiate -- Cal Poly-SLO


 LUGE

 World Cup

 Men

 Singles -- Armin Zoggeler, Italy

 Doubles -- Steffen Skel and Steffen Woller, Germany

 Women

 Singles -- Silke Kraushaar, Germany

 World Championships

 Men

 Singles -- Armin Zoggeler, Italy

 Doubles -- Andre Florschuetz and Torsten Wustlich, Germany

 Women

 Singles -- Sylke Otto, Germany

 North American Championships

 Men

 Singles -- Tony Benshoof, White Bear Lake, Minn.

 Doubles -- Mark Grimmette, Muskegon, Mich., and Brian Martin, Palo Alto, Calif.

 Women

 Singles -- Ashley Hayden, Westborough, Mass.


 MARATHON

 Men

 Beppu-Oita Mainichi -- Takayuki Nishida, Japan

 Tokyo -- Kenichi Takahashi, Japan

 Biwako -- Antonio Pena, Spain

 Los Angeles -- Stephen Ndungu, Kenya

 Rome -- Henry Cherono, Kenya

 Turin -- Alemayhu Simeretu, Ethiopia

 Boston -- Lee Bong-ju, South Korea

 London -- Abdelkader El Mouazziz, Morocco

 Hamburg -- Julio Rey, Spain

 Rotterdam -- Josephat Kiprono, Kenya

 Cleveland -- Edilson da Silva, Brazil

 Prague -- Andrew Sambu, Tanzania

 Rock n' Roll (San Diego) -- John Kagwe, Kenya

 World Championships (Edmonton) -- Gezahegne Abera, Ethiopia

 Berlin -- Joseph Ngolepus, Kenya

 Twin Cities -- Joshua Kipkemboi, Kenya

 Chicago -- Ben Kimondiu, Kenya

 Madrid Millenium -- Stefano Baldini, Italy

 New York -- Tesfaye Jifar, Ethiopia

 Milan -- John Sada Naya, Tanzania

 Women

 Osaka -- Yoko Shibui, Japan

 Los Angeles -- Elana Paramonova, Russia

 Rome -- Maria Guida, Italy

 Turin -- Tiziana Alagia, Italy

 Boston -- Catherine Ndereba, Kenya

 London -- Derartu Tulu, Ethiopia

 Hamburg -- Sonja Oberem, Germany

 Rotterdam -- Susan Chepkemei, Kenya

 Cleveland -- Elvira Kolpakova, Russia

 Prague -- Maura Viceconte, Italy

 Rock 'n Roll (San Diego) -- Margaret Okayo, Kenya

 World Championships (Edmonton) + Lidia Simon, Romania

 Berlin -- Naoko Takahashi, Japan

 Twin Cities -- Zinaida Semenova, Russia

 Chicago -- Ndereba

 Madrid Millenium -- Fatuma Roba, Ethiopia

 New York -- Okayo

 Tokyo -- Tulu

 Milan -- Alice Chelangat, Kenya


 MODERN PENTATHLON

 World Championships

 Individual -- Stephanie Cook, England

 Team -- England


 NORDIC COMBINED SKIING

 World Cup -- Felix Gottwald, Germany

 World Championships -- Marco Baacke, Germany

 World Championships-Team -- Norway


 ORIENTEERING

 World Championships

 Men

 Sprint -- Jimmy Birklin, Sweden

 Short distance -- Pasi Ikonen, Finland

 Regular distance -- Jorgen Rostrup, Norway

 Relay -- Finland

 Women

 Sprint -- Vreni Konig-Salmi, Switzerland

 Short distance -- Hanne Staff, Norway

 Regular distance -- Simone Luder, Switzerland

 Relay -- Finland


 POWER BOATING

 APBA Gold Cup -- Tubby's Subs, Mike Hanson


 RACQUETBALL

 U.S. Open

 IRT Men's Pro -- Cliff Swain, Braintree, Mass

 Men's Open -- Jack Huczek, Rochester, Mich.

 LPGA Women's Pro -- Kerri Wachtel, Cincinnati

 Women's Open -- Lori-Jane Powell, Canada

 National Doubles Championship

 Men's open -- Ruben Gonzalez, Staten Island, N.Y., and Mike Guidry, Carrollton, Texas

 Women's open -- Cheryl Gudinas, Chicago, and Kim Russell, Austin, Texas

 USRA National Singles

 Men's open -- Jack Huczek, Rochester, Mich.

 Women's open -- Cheryl Gudinas, Chicago

 USRA Intercollegiate Championships

 Overall -- Baldwin-Wallace

 Men -- Baldwin-Wallace

 Women -- Texas