North American sport in 1993

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Played: 13.

Source: the site's league, college, national-team and racing records; the Universal Index for the live table · as of 20 Oct 2026

nflSuper Bowl
mlbWorld Series
nbaNBA Finals
nhlStanley Cup
cfbCollege football national title
mbbNCAA men's basketball championship

The year, month by month

January

Feb to Mar: nothing in this view

April

  • Ice hockeyFrozen FourMainedef. Lake Superior State
    Season
    1993
    Runner-up
    Lake Superior State
    Date
    3 Apr
  • BasketballNCAA women's basketball championshipTexas Tech
    Season
    1993
    Date
    4 Apr
    Note
    NCAA W Champions
  • BasketballNCAA men's basketball championshipNorth Carolina
    Season
    1993
    Date
    5 Apr
    Note
    NCAA Tour Champ

May

June

Jul to Sep: nothing in this view

October

November

  • FootballGrey CupEdmonton Elksdef. Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 33–23
    Season
    1993
    Runner-up
    Winnipeg Blue Bombers
    Venue
    McMahon Stadium, Calgary
    Date
    28 Nov

December: nothing in this view

The year in perspective

Champions crowned

  • Basketball3
  • Football3
  • Horse racing3
  • Baseball2
  • Ice hockey2
Not tracked yet
  • College football: no result or not-held entry for 1871, 1901, 1924, 1928, 1931, 1938, 1950, 1953, 1967, 1985
  • USA women's basketball: five nations_elo_events rows dated 11 to 17 Mar 2026 are left out; they are the San Juan qualifying group's fixtures, which the USA did not play.
  • nations_elo_events holds no hockey-w rows for United States since 2025-10-01: USA women's hockey has no match-based windows
  • nations_elo_events holds no hockey-w rows for Canada since 2025-10-01: Canada women's hockey has no match-based windows
  • Researched rows adjusted or left off because a date is not sourced: chockey-2526-conf left off: start not sourced; chockey-2627-conf left off: start not sourced; chockey-2526-final folded into the block that contains it
  • Not tracked yet: Olympic and World Cup tournaments of other sports have no lane (the World Baseball Classic and the Olympic Games sit on the world lane)