2024 in sports describes the year's events in world sport. The main highlight for this year is the 2024 Summer Olympic Games and Paralympic Games in Paris.
2024 World Winter Masters Games in Lombardy, Italy 
2024 Winter Youth Olympics in Gangwon, South Korea 
: 2024 World Aquatics Championships in Doha, Qatar 
2024 Games of the Future in Kazan, Russia 
2024 Winter Deaflympics in Erzurum, Turkey 2024 Winter Transplant Games in Bormio, Italy 
2023 African Games in Accra, Ghana 2024 World Trisome Games in Antalya, Turkey 
2024 Bolivarian Youth Games in Sucre, Bolivia 2024 BRICS Games in Kazan, Russia 
2024 World Medi Games in Saint-Tropez, France 2024 World Company Games in Catania, Italy 8th Children of Asia International Sports Games in Yakutsk, Russia 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris, France 2024 World Skate Games in Rome and Pescara, Italy 
2024 World Firefighters Games in Aalborg, Denmark 
2024 World Nomad Games in Astana, Kazakhstan 
2024 FIA Motorsport Games in Valencia, Spain 
2024 World School Sport Games in Manama, Bahrain 
2024 Bolivarian Games in Ayacucho, Peru 
2024 Asia Pacific Deaf Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2024 World Friendship Games Postponed to 2025
2021 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games (Cancelled)
2024 National Games of India Postponed to 2025
2024 South Asian Games Postponed to 2025
Cairo [2] Haute-Savoie [3] Buttrio and Castions di Strada 
Arlington, Texas Arlington, Texas 
Los Angeles Dodgers defeat 
New York Yankees, 4–1 in games played, to win their eighth World Series title.
South Williamsport 
Ribeirão Preto Saint-Gilles Las Palmas Brasília 
Saarlouis São Paulo 
Oranjestad 
Toronto 
Vancouver Kingston 
Australia [6] [7] 
United Kingdom [8] United Kingdom [9] 
United States [10] Novo Hamburgo [11] Ginastica Novo Hamburgo (m) / Sogipa Porto Alegre (w) Porto Alegre Germany 
Finland 
Sweden Sweden Finland 
Amsterdam 
Palombara Sabina [13] Nico Gondra Palombara Angers Lima Rome Genoa Nanterre 
Scottie Scheffler Xander Schauffele Bryson DeChambeau Xander Schauffele Nelly Korda 
Yuka Saso Amy Yang Ayaka Furue 
Lydia Ko Doug Barron 
Richard Bland Richard Bland 
Ernie Els K. J. Choi 
Sarajevo 
Warsaw 
Sunny Beach Sunny Beach Antalya Roccaraso Hastings [15] | Date | Tournament | Winners | Runners Up |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20–28 January | 2024 Netball Nations Cup | Australia | England |
| 16–23 March | 2025 Netball World Youth Cup qualification – Africa | South Africa |  Malawi |
| 10–15 June | 2024 Pacific Netball Series |  Tonga |  Fiji |
| 19–22 September | 2024 Australia England netball series | Australia | England |
| 29 Sept–6 Oct | 2024 Taini Jamison Trophy Series | England | New Zealand |
| 20–30 October | 2024 Constellation Cup | New Zealand | Australia |
| 18–27 October | 2024 Asian Netball Championships |  Singapore |  Sri Lanka |
| 9–10 November | 2024 Fast5 Netball World Series | Australia | New Zealand |
| 9–10 November | 2024 Men's Fast5 Netball World Series | Australia | New Zealand |
| Host | League | Winners | Runners Up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | Suncorp Super Netball | Adelaide Thunderbirds | Melbourne Vixens |
| New Zealand | ANZ Premiership | Northern Mystics | Central Pulse |
| United Kingdom | Netball Superleague | Loughborough Lightning | Manchester Thunder |
Montesilvano / Sulmona – Pescara Kuala Lumpur [16] [17] Thailand Paris Italy [18] 
Dubai [19] [20] Danny León (m) / Naia Laso (w) Kairi Netsuke (m) / Liz Akama (w) York Ronnie O'Sullivan London Ronnie O'Sullivan Sheffield Kyren Wilson Leicester Ronnie O'Sullivan Telford 
Mark Allen Manchester 
Mark Williams 
Golem [21] 
Cheung Ka Wai 
Bulcsú Révész Orlando [22] William Orrell (m) / Park Min-hyeong (f) Chan Keng Ian (m) / Woo Xin Yi (f) Chan Keng Ian (m) / Kim Si-eun (f) William Orrell (m) / Kim Si-eun (f) Liam van der Ree (m) & 
Adam Turner with the answer (William Orrell, Dalton Nichols, William Allen, Tyler Hollis, William Polly) Greensboro Kuala Lumpur 
Yaté [24] France 
Portugal France Sweden France United Kingdom Utö [25] 
Engadin 
Whistler Gothenburg Casco Bay Mackinac Utö Orcas Island Cannes Austin Grindsted 
Wavre [27] 
Apor Györgydeák (m) / Kinga Barabási (w) Apor Györgydeák & Ádám Blázsovics (m) / Petra Péchy & Nóra Vicsek (w) Krisztina Ács & Csaba Bányik Kobyłka [28] Marek Pokwap Coruche [29] 
Dmytro Shevchuk Kobyłka [30] 
Vilnius Kobyłka 
Podersdorf FISU - FISU World University Championships [31]
Lenzerheide [32] 
Muscat [33] 
Hamar [34] 
Pereira 
San Carlos Desenzano del Garda Aix-en-Provence 
Shanghai Antequera 
Entebbe Netherlands 
Tartu Bansko 
Split Montemor-o-Velho Kaunas Kuortane Gdańsk Rio de Janeiro Johannesburg 
Koper New Delhi Justin Kehoe is a retired Irish professional golfer. He played on the Challenge Tour and as amateur won the 2002 World University Golf Championship.
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