Awards & Winners

2005 ESPY Award

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2005 ESPY Awards

Best Female Action Sports Athlete ESPY Award

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Sofía Mulánovich
Karin Huttary
Janna Meyen
Hannah Teter
Best Male Action Sports Athlete ESPY Award

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Dave Mirra
Ricky Carmichael
Andy Irons
Bucky Lasek
Best Bowler ESPY Award

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Chris Barnes
Liz Johnson
Patrick Allen
Mika Koivuniemi
Walter Ray Williams, Jr.
Best Driver ESPY Award

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Michael Schumacher
Kurt Busch
Greg Anderson
Dan Wheldon
Best Golfer ESPY Award

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Tiger Woods
Phil Mickelson
Vijay Singh
Annika Sörenstam
Best Jockey ESPY Award

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Jeremy Rose
Jerry Bailey
Javier Castellano
Mike E. Smith
Best Major League Baseball Player ESPY Award

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Albert Pujols
Barry Bonds
Roger Clemens
Vladimir Guerrero
Johan Santana
Curt Schilling
Best NBA Player ESPY Award

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Steve Nash
Allen Iverson
LeBron James
Shaquille O'Neal
Dwyane Wade
Best Outdoor Sportsman ESPY Award

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J. R. Salzman
Aaron Martens
Takahiro Omori
Sheree Taylor
Best Breakthrough Athlete ESPY Award

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Danica Patrick
Ben Roethlisberger
Maria Sharapova
Dwyane Wade
Best Female Tennis Player ESPY Award

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Maria Sharapova
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Justine Henin
Lindsay Davenport
Serena Williams
Arthur Ashe Courage Award
Best Female Athlete ESPY Award

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Annika Sörenstam
Seimone Augustus
Natalie Coughlin
Maria Sharapova
Best Male Athlete ESPY Award

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Lance Armstrong
Peyton Manning
Bode Miller
Michael Phelps
Vijay Singh
Best Championship Performance ESPY Award

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Curt Schilling
Sean May
Matt Leinart
Deion Branch
Best Coach/Manager ESPY Award

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Bill Belichick
Pete Carroll
Terry Francona
Gregg Popovich
Roy Williams
Best Female College Athlete ESPY Award

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Cat Osterman
Katie Thorlakson
Kristen Maloney
Nicole Corriero
Seimone Augustus
Best Male College Athlete ESPY Award

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Matt Leinart
Andrew Bogut
Alex Gordon
Steve Mocco
Marty Sertich
Best Comeback Athlete ESPY Award

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Mark Fields
Kayla Burt
Rulon Gardner
Jordan Sigalet
Best Female Athlete with a Disability ESPY Award

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Erin Popovich
Cheri Blauwet
Karissa Whitsell
Katie Compton
Best Game ESPY Award

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New York Yankees
Game 5 ALCS
Michigan State Spartans men's basketball
NCAA Tournament
Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball
NCAA Tournament
Michigan Wolverines football
2005 Rose Bowl
Texas Longhorns football
2005 Rose Bowl
Boston Red Sox
Game 5 ALCS
Best Upset ESPY Award

Bucknell Bison men's basketball

(Bucknell beats Kansas in NCAA Tournament)

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Bucknell Bison men's basketball
Bucknell beats Kansas in NCAA Tournament
Giacomo
Won the Kentucky Derby as a 50-1 longshot
Puerto Rico men's national basketball team
Upset Team USA 92-73 in Athens, the United States' first Olympic loss since professionals were included
Vermont Catamounts men's basketball
No. 13 seed beat fourth-seeded Syracuse 60-57 in OT in the first round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament
Best Male Athlete with a Disability ESPY Award

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Rudy Garcia-Tolson
Paul Martin
Marlon Shirley
Best Moment ESPY Award

Reggie Miller

(The longtime Indiana Pacers forward receives a standing ovation from both the fans and opposing team, as he walks off the court for the final time.)

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Reggie Miller
The longtime Indiana Pacers forward receives a standing ovation from both the fans and opposing team, as he walks off the court for the final time.
Afleet Alex
Afleet Alex, who came from the back of the pack, stumbles at the top of the stretch, then wins the Preakness by 4½ lengths.
Tiger Woods
After sailing his tee shot long over the par-3 16th green, and clinging to a one-shot lead, he played his chip up the slope and watched it stop, then drop into the hole.
Best Play ESPY Award

Blake Hoffarber

(Eighteen-foot two-point field goal by Royals shooting guard Blake Hoffarber while sitting down upon the expiration of a first overtime to draw the Royals equal with the Lightning and to force a second overtime)

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Blake Hoffarber
Eighteen-foot two-point field goal by Royals shooting guard Blake Hoffarber while sitting down upon the expiration of a first overtime to draw the Royals equal with the Lightning and to force a second overtime
Chuck Carothers
In the X Games 10 Moto X Best Trick final, Carothers took off from the ramp and did a 360-degree body varial -- letting go of the bike and rolling his body over mid-air -- to win the gold
Tiger Woods
After sailing his tee shot long over the par-3 16th green, and clinging to a one-shot lead, he played his chip up the slope and watched it stop, then drop into the hole for a birdie
Matt Brown
With one out in the top of the second against Oklahoma, the freshman right fielder tracked a routine fly ball toward the fence in foul territory. Without taking his eye off the ball, he jumped up -- and over -- the shoulder-high barrier, made the catch and held on for the out
Best Record-Breaking Performance ESPY Award

Peyton Manning

(His 49 touchdown passes broke Dan Marino's single-season record of 48, set in 1984)

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New England Patriots
Won 21 straight games, dating back to the 2003 season, breaking the previous NFL record of 18 straight set by five teams
Peyton Manning
His 49 touchdown passes broke Dan Marino's single-season record of 48, set in 1984
Pat Summitt
Finished the season with 882 career wins, breaking Dean Smith's record of 879 career Division I victories
Ichiro Suzuki
His 262 hits in 2004 broke the single-season record of 258 held since 1920 by George Sisler
Outstanding Team ESPY Award

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Boston Red Sox
Baylor Lady Bears women's basketball
New England Patriots
San Antonio Spurs
USC Trojans football
Best Sports Movie ESPY Award

Peter Berg

Honored for : Friday Night Lights

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Ron Howard Cinderella Man
Peter Berg Friday Night Lights
Clint Eastwood Million Dollar Baby
Thomas Carter Coach Carter
Best Male Tennis Player ESPY Award

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Roger Federer
Rafael Nadal
Andy Roddick
Marat Safin
Best NFL Player ESPY Award

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Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
Daunte Culpepper
Donovan McNabb
Terrell Owens
Best WNBA Player ESPY Award

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Lauren Jackson
Lisa Leslie
Diana Taurasi
Tina Thompson
Best Boxer ESPY Award

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Bernard Hopkins
Diego Corrales
Zab Judah
Winky Wright
Best U.S. Male Olympian ESPY Award

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Michael Phelps
Cael Sanderson
Jeremy Wariner
Best Soccer Player ESPY Award

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Landon Donovan
Mia Hamm
Eddie Johnson
Birgit Prinz
Ronaldinho
GMC Professional Grade Play ESPY Award

Lance Armstrong

(Broke record with his sixth straight Tour de France victory.)

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Lance Armstrong
Broke record with his sixth straight Tour de France victory.
Curtis Martin
At 31, became the oldest player to lead the NFL in rushing.
Steve Nash
NBA MVP led the league in assists (11.5 per game) and keyed a 33-game turnaround for the Suns.
Pat Summitt
Her 800th win broke Dean Smith's Division I career record.
Under Armour Undeniable Performance ESPY Award

Misty May-Treanor, Kerri Walsh Jennings

(Won the Beach Volleyball gold medal at the Summer Games without losing a game.)

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Misty May-Treanor
Won the Beach Volleyball gold medal at the Summer Games without losing a game.
Kerri Walsh Jennings
Won the Beach Volleyball gold medal at the Summer Games without losing a game.
Braylon Edwards
Michigan wide receiver caught three touchdown passes in a come-from-behind win over rival Michigan State.
Terrell Owens
Philadelphia Eagles receiver returned from a broken leg and racked up nine catches in Super Bowl XXXIX.
David Pollack
Georgia defensive end won the Lombardi, the Bednarik, and the Hendricks awards and the Lott trophy.

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