World sporting champions of 2019

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