September 11, 2004
- World Cup of Hockey: Vincent Lecavalier scores at 3:45 in overtime as Canada advances to the final with a 4–3 win over the Czech Republic in Toronto. The Canadians will take on Finland in the championship game, also in Toronto on September 14. (WCH website)
- Cricket, ICC Champions Trophy: In the uncompleted pool D match from yesterday, England beat Zimbabwe by 152 runs. In pool C, India beat Kenya by 98 runs. (BBC)
- Boxing: Miguel Cotto defeats Kelson Pinto by TKO, crowning himself world champion of the WBO 140 pounds (64 kg) division, while Daniel Santos retains his WBO super welterweight crown after defeating Antonio Margarito by technical decision after ten rounds, at the same undercard, held in San Juan, Puerto Rico.(Boxing central)
- US Open: In an all-Russian women's singles final, Svetlana Kuznetsova beats Elena Dementieva 6–3 7–5 to win her first Grand Slam title. (BBC)
- Horse racing: Rule of Law wins the St. Leger Stakes, the final leg of the English Triple Crown, at Doncaster. (BBC)
- Baseball: Barry Bonds does not become the third player in baseball history to hit 700 home-runs by going one for one with a single against the Arizona Diamondbacks, but he does break his own record for walks in a single season, getting three walks to top the 198 walks he had in 2002, in a Giants 5–3 win.
- Basketball: The University of South Florida announces that female basketball player Andrea Armstrong will be allowed to play wearing her muslim attires.
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