Новости за 28.12.2022

A match at Camp Nou in Barcelona drew the largest crowd ever for women's soccer when F.C. Barcelona faced Wolfsburg in a UEFA Women's Champions League semifinal match in April. The 1999 World Cup match between the U.S. and China…

Not all records set in 2022 were painless. The New York Mets got hit by more pitches than any other team in MLB history, with 112 hit batters during the 2022 season. Those bruises paid off somewhat, as the Mets…

Stacker ranked a dozen sports records set in the year 2022, including milestones from Aaron Judge, Alyssa Thomas, and more.

For 34 years, the NHL "iron man" record stood at 965 consecutive games played. However, it was broken twice in 2022 by Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Keith Yandle and Las Vegas Golden Knights forward Phil Kessel. The latter has now played…

Sean McVay became the youngest head coach to win the Super Bowl at 36 years and 20 days old when the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals, 23-20, on Feb. 13 in Super Bowl LVI. The win gave the…

Oklahoma right fielder Jocelyn Alo set the NCAA Division I career record for home runs in a game in her home state, against Hawaii, on March 15. Oklahoma won the Women's College World Series after sweeping Texas, giving the Sooners…

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen secured his 14th win of the season at the Mexican Grand Prix in October, setting the record for victories by a single driver in a Formula 1 season. Verstappen finished the season with 15 wins…

Aaron Judge broke Roger Maris's 61-year-old American League record for home runs, knocking 62 homers en route to winning the AL MVP award. Judge hit his record-setting homer on Oct. 4 versus the Toronto Blue Jays. Later in the year,…

On Aug. 29, players from Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East set the record for the highest altitude football game on a parabolic flight when eight players competed on a 75-meter square pitch built inside an aircraft. Former Real…

At the Beijing Winter Olympics, Suzanne Schulting finished the quarterfinal heat in 1:26.514, setting a new world record in the event. Schulting won her second straight Olympic gold in the 100m later that day.