February 2016
NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey: Beanpot Tournament
First Round: Monday February 1, Boston, Massachusetts
http://www.beanpothockey.com
NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey: Beanpot Tournament
First Round: Tuesday February 2, Boston, Massachusetts
http://www.beanpothockey.com
International Tennis Federation (ITF): Fed Cup
First Round: Saturday February 6 - Sunday February 7
http://www.fedcup.com
PBA Tour: Tournament of Champions
Saturday January 30 – Sunday February 7, Shawnee, Oklahoma
Tournament of Champions: Jesper Svensson
http://www.pba.com
NFL: 2015 Postseason
Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers
Sunday February 7, Santa Clara, California
Denver Broncos 24 - Carolina Panthers 10
Super Bowl 50 Champion: Denver Broncos
NFL MVP: Cam Newton, QB (Carolina Panthers)
Offensive Player of the Year: Todd Gurley, RB (St. Louis Rams)
Defensive Player of the Year: J.J. Watt, DE (Houston Texans)
Super Bowl 50 MVP: Von Miller, LB (Denver Broncos)
http://www.nfl.com
NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey: Beanpot Tournament
Championship Game: Boston College Eagles vs. Boston University Terriers
Monday February 8, Boston, Massachusetts
Boston College Eagles 1 - Boston University Terriers 0 (OT)
Champion: Boston College Eagles
MVP: Sean Maguire (Boston University Terriers)
Eberly Award (Goaltender With Best Save %): Sean Maguire (Boston University Terriers)
http://www.beanpothockey.com
NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey: Beanpot Tournament
Championship Game: Boston College Eagles vs. Northeastern Huskies
Tuesday February 9, Boston, Massachusetts
Boston College Eagles 7 - Northeastern Huskies 0
Champion: Boston College Eagles
MVP: Dana Trivigno (Boston College Eagles)
Bertagna Award (Top Goaltender): Katie Burt (Boston College Eagles)
http://www.beanpothockey.com
NCAA Men’s Lacrosse: 2016 Regular Season (February – April)
[Postseason: May]
http://www.ncaa.com
NCAA Women’s Lacrosse: 2016 Regular Season (February – April)
[Postseason: May]
http://www.ncaa.com
NCAA Softball: 2016 Regular Season (February – May)
[Postseason: May – June]
http://www.ncaa.com
PBA Tour: United States Bowling Congress Masters
Sunday February 7 – Sunday February 14, Indianapolis, Indiana
United States Bowling Congress Masters: Anthony Simonsen
http://www.pba.com
NBA: All-Star Game
Sunday February 14, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Western Conference 196 - Eastern Conference 173
MVP: Russell Westbrook (Oklahoma City Thunder)
Slam Dunk Champion: Zach LaVine (Minnesota Timberwolves)
Three-Point Champion: Klay Thompson (Golden State Warriors)
Skills Champion: Karl-Anthony Towns (Minnesota Timberwolves)
http://www.nba.com
NCAA Baseball: 2016 Regular Season (February – May)
[Postseason: May – June]
http://www.ncaa.com
International Federation of Association Football (FIFA):
Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF)
Women's Olympic Qualifying Championship (For XXXI Summer Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Wednesday February 10 – Sunday February 21, Texas, United States
Final: USA vs. Canada
Sunday February 21, Houston, Texas
USA 2 - Canada 0
Women's Olympic Qualifying Championship: USA*
Second Place: Canada*
Golden Ball (Best Player): Morgan Brian (USA)
Golden Boot (Top Goalscorer): Crystal Dunn (USA)
Golden Glove (Best Goalkeeper): Hope Solo (USA)
*Qualify for XXXI Summer Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
http://www.concacaf.com
PBA Tour: PBA Players Championship
Monday February 15 - Sunday February 21, Columbus, Ohio
PBA Players Championship: Graham Fach
http://www.pba.com
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR):
Sprint Cup Series 2016 Season (February – November)
Daytona 500: Sunday February 21, Daytona Beach, Florida
Daytona 500: Denny Hamlin (Toyota), Joe Gibbs Racing
http://www.nascar.com
FIFA: CONCACAF Champions League 2015-2016
Quarterfinals (First Leg): Tuesday February 23 - Wednesday February 24
http://www.concacaf.com/category/champions-league
NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey: Postseason
http://www.ncaa.com
WMM:
Tokyo Marathon
Sunday February 28, Tokyo, Japan
Men’s Champion: Feyisa Lilesa (Ethiopia)
Women’s Champion: Helah Kiprop (Kenya)* 2:21:27 Course Record
Series IX Champions
Men’s Champion: Eliud Kipchoge (Kenya)
Women’s Champion: Mary Keitany (Kenya)
http://www.worldmarathonmajors.com