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2000.
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TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen 31–38 CBM de Valladolid: EHF Cup Winners’ Cup round four, 17 December 2000
CBM de Valladolid defeated TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen 38–31 in the completed men’s EHF Cup Winners’ Cup round-four match in St. Gallen.
Read full reportTV Grosswallstadt 25–19 KS Strzelec-Lider Market: EHF Cup Winners’ Cup round four, 17 December 2000
TV Grosswallstadt defeated KS Strzelec-Lider Market 25–19 in the completed men’s EHF Cup Winners’ Cup round-four match in Grosswallstadt.
Read full reportRussia 21–16 Romania: Women's EHF EURO bronze-medal match, 17 December 2000
Russia 21–16 Romania was the completed Women's EHF EURO 2000 bronze-medal match result in Bucharest.
Read full reportElizabeth Richardson wins the second Panorama women’s slalom
Elizabeth Richardson won the FIS women’s slalom at Panorama on 17 December 2000, finishing 1.88 seconds ahead of Harumi Kodama.
Read full reportBrad Spence wins the second Panorama men’s slalom
Brad Spence won the FIS men’s slalom at Panorama on 17 December 2000, beating Cameron Barnes by 0.42 seconds.
Read full reportRenate Götschl wins the St. Moritz women’s downhill
Renate Götschl led the World Cup downhill classification at St. Moritz on 2000-12-17, ahead of Isolde Kostner and Régine Cavagnoud.
Read full reportBradley Wall wins the second Winter Park men’s giant slalom
Bradley Wall won the FIS men’s giant slalom at Winter Park on 17 December 2000, finishing 0.48 seconds ahead of David W Lamb.
Read full reportKaterina Tichy completes a Loveland women’s slalom double
Katerina Tichy won the second FIS women’s slalom at Loveland on 17 December 2000, 3.81 seconds ahead of Dusty Marie Matheson.
Read full reportMartin Tichy completes a Loveland men’s slalom double
Martin Tichy won the second FIS men’s slalom at Loveland on 17 December 2000, edging Michael Tichy by 0.10 seconds.
Read full reportVON GRUENIGEN Michael wins the men's giant slalom at Val d'Isere (FRA): 17 December 2000
VON GRUENIGEN Michael finished first in the men's giant slalom at Val d'Isere (FRA) on 17 December 2000. The competition was part of the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup.
Read full reportVirpi Kuitunen leads Brusson women’s sprint qualification
Virpi Kuitunen recorded the fastest time in the women’s one-kilometre freestyle sprint qualification at Brusson on 17 December 2000.
Read full reportJan Jacob Verdenius leads Brusson men’s sprint qualification
Jan Jacob Verdenius recorded the fastest time in the men’s one-kilometre freestyle sprint qualification at Brusson on 17 December 2000.
Read full reportMANNINEN Pirjo wins the women's 1km sprint final free at Brusson (ITA): 17 December 2000
MANNINEN Pirjo finished first in the women's 1km sprint final free at Brusson (ITA) on 17 December 2000. The competition was part of the FIS Cross-Country World Cup.
Read full reportALSGAARD Thomas wins the men's 1km sprint final free at Brusson (ITA): 17 December 2000
ALSGAARD Thomas finished first in the men's 1km sprint final free at Brusson (ITA) on 17 December 2000. The competition was part of the FIS Cross-Country World Cup.
Read full reportKris Erichsen wins Calgary World Cup B Individual Gundersen Normal Hill/15 km
Kris Erichsen led Andrej Jezersek and Chris Holland in the completed FIS Nordic Combined World Cup B Individual Gundersen Normal Hill/15 km classification at Calgary on 17 December 2000.
Read full reportKJELDAAS Stine B. wins the women's halfpipe mt. st. anne, qc (can) at Mt. St. Anne, QC (CAN): 17 December 2000
KJELDAAS Stine B. finished first in the women's halfpipe mt. st. anne, qc (can) at Mt. St. Anne, QC (CAN) on 17 December 2000. The competition was part of the FIS Snowboard World Cup.
Read full reportTrevor Andrew wins Mont-Sainte-Anne men’s World Cup halfpipe
Trevor Andrew won the men’s World Cup halfpipe at Mont-Sainte-Anne on 17 December 2000, ahead of Brett Carpentier and Tuomo Ojala in the completed FIS classification.
Read full reportHungary beat Ukraine after extra time to win the 2000 Women’s EHF EURO
Hungary won the European title 32–30 in Bucharest after Ukraine forced the final to extra time at 26–26.
Read full reportOle Einar Bjørndalen wins the Osrblie World Cup pursuit
Ole Einar Bjørndalen won the men’s 12.5 km World Cup pursuit in Brezno-Osrblie on 17 December 2000.
Read full reportMagdalena Forsberg wins the Osrblie World Cup pursuit
Magdalena Forsberg won the women’s 10 km World Cup pursuit in Brezno-Osrblie on 17 December 2000.
Read full reportDallas Stars 0–6 Minnesota Wild: NHL 2000-2001, 17 December 2000
Minnesota Wild defeated Dallas Stars 6–0 on 17 December 2000 in the NHL 2000-2001. The fixture was played in Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul.
Read full reportCelta 2–2 Mallorca: La Liga, 17 December 2000
Celta 2–2 Mallorca was the completed 2000–01 La Liga result on 17 December 2000.
Read full reportOsasuna 2–0 Numancia: La Liga, 17 December 2000
Osasuna 2–0 Numancia was the completed 2000–01 La Liga result on 17 December 2000.
Read full reportOviedo 1–0 Santander: La Liga, 17 December 2000
Oviedo 1–0 Santander was the completed 2000–01 La Liga result on 17 December 2000.
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