
Global sports record · 03/2026
MARCH,
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1099 source-checked reports across competition, athlete health, rules, integrity, development and sport diplomacy.
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Sweden beat Poland 3-2 in FIFA World Cup qualifying
The national-team match formed part of a day connecting World Cup qualification with Swedish football leadership.
Reiteralm Masters worlds attract 580 athletes
The Austrian championships recorded more than 1,100 starts across twenty-five age classes.
Adam Gemili retires after a 14-year international career
The world and European gold medallist will move from sprinting into speed coaching.
Eriksen and Michel secure Telemark overall titles
The Les Contamines finale also brought first globes for Carliez and Rostolan.
Stjernesund discusses confidence and training in Alpine Pulse
The Norwegian reflected on her unconventional route to the giant slalom circuit.
Kingsbury ends competitive career with a Canadian double
Moguls and dual moguls victories marked his final appearance at Sommet Saint-Sauveur.
Biathlon’s Forest of Champions earns 1,281 trees
Twenty-five nations contributed to the first season of the IBU and Viessmann campaign.
Swiss and American biathlon head coaches step down
Flunger and Auchentaller departed after long periods developing their national programmes.
Almaty prepares Kazakhstan’s first FIP Gold tournament
The field includes 150 athletes from twenty countries and more than thirty top-hundred players.
Andreescu ends eight-month WTA main-draw wait in Charleston
The Canadian recovered from a set down against Dalma Galfi.
Bencic, Maria and Svitolina front WTA maternal-health campaign
The foundation launched Rally for Her with UNICEF on International Women’s Day.
Bihr’s late header secures Thailand’s Asian Cup place
Thailand beat Turkmenistan 2-1 to finish first in Group D.