The Jaipur Polo Season progressed on 5 February at the Rajasthan Polo Club, as domestic polo action continued in one of India’s most historic centres for the sport. Staged in Jaipur, the season forms a key part of the Indian winter polo calendar, bringing together club teams, experienced professionals, and emerging players across a series of competitive fixtures.
The 2026 MDUSBC Masters Championship was staged as one of the marquee senior amateur events on the regional ten-pin bowling calendar, bringing together top competitors sanctioned by the Mid-Delaware United States Bowling Congress (MDUSBC). Conducted under United States Bowling Congress (USBC) rules, the Masters Championship continued its tradition of highlighting consistency, precision, and competitive endurance across multiple games of high-level play.
The KogniVera Polo Cup concluded with its final match on 1 February, marking the culmination of a competitive polo tournament that brought together club-level and professional players for a showcase of high-goal polo. The event was organised under domestic polo regulations and staged in India, continuing the country’s long-standing association with the sport through structured tournament play and organised club competition.
Sunday, 1 February 2026, featured a full slate of domestic and club rugby league fixtures, alongside a major milestone on the international calendar with the final day of the Singapore leg of the World Rugby Sevens Series, commonly known as Singapore SVNS. The day highlighted rugby’s dual pathways, combining week-to-week league competition at club level with high-intensity international sevens action played over a condensed tournament format.
The UAE Polo Federation Gold Cup got underway on January 28, 2026, at the Al Habtoor Polo Club in Dubai, marking the start of one of the most prestigious fixtures on the region’s polo calendar. Running through February 2, the tournament brought together elite high-goal teams competing for silverware in a championship that holds significant status within the Middle East polo season.
The Emirates Polo Championship International concluded on February 1, 2026, at Ghantoot Polo Club with Santos Iriarte and Tomás Iriarte emerging as champions, leading their family team to the title after nearly two weeks of high-goal competition. Staged from January 20, the championship brought together experienced international professionals and regional contenders, culminating in a decisive final that confirmed the Iriarte-led side as the tournament’s most consistent and composed team.
The 2026 edition of Survival of the Sickest unfolded in Cambridge on January 31, bringing together some of the United Kingdom’s most competitive skateboarders for a one-day event staged under the oversight of Skateboard GB. Designed as a high-intensity contest emphasizing resilience and execution, the event tested riders across demanding park and street-style challenges, with progression determined by consistency as much as creativity.
The U.S. Open Women’s Polo Championship began on January 28, 2026, marking the opening day of the premier women’s polo tournament in the United States. As teams assembled for the first round of championship action, the event signaled the start of a high-intensity campaign that will determine the nation’s top women’s polo side for the season.
The International Pickleball Federation brought its January 2026 international tournament to a close on January 25 and 26, as finals across Wave 2 events were contested and updated season rankings were officially released. Following weeks of progressive competition, the final matches determined champions in remaining singles and doubles categories, while the subsequent ranking updates reshaped the global competitive landscape ahead of the 2026 season.
The Sydney Kickflip Classic took place on January 25, 2026, bringing together street-focused skateboarders for a one-day competition centered on technical execution, consistency, and composure under pressure. Held during Australia’s peak summer skate season, the event served as a prominent early-year fixture, offering riders a platform to test form and creativity in a tightly judged environment.
