ESPY winners
Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2001 | 10:28 a.m.
Winners of the ESPY Awards, presented Monday night at the MGM Grand:
Action Sports Performer - Shaun Palmer, snowboarder
Auto Racing - Bobby Labonte
Baseball - Pedro Martinez
Men's College Basketball - Kenyon Martin, Cincinnati
Women's College Basketball - Tamika Catchings, Tennessee
Men's Pro Basketball - Shaquille O'Neal
Women's Pro Basketball - Sheryl Swoopes
Bowling - Walter Ray Williams, Jr.
Boxing - Felix Trinidad
College Football - Chris Weinke, Florida State
Pro Football - Marshall Faulk
Men's Golf - Tiger Woods
Women's Golf - Karrie Webb
Hockey - Chris Pronger
Jockey - Kent Desormeaux
Soccer - Mia Hamm
Men's Tennis - Pete Sampras
Women's Tennis - Venus Williams
Men's Track & Field - Maurice Greene
Women's Track & Field - Marion Jones
Memorable Performance - Cathy Freeman
Most Spectacular Play - Antonio Freeman: Catch vs. Vikings on Nov. 6th
Championship Performance - Tiger Woods: Won U.S. Open by a record 15 strokes
Come from Behind Performance - Tiger Woods: Winning at Pebble Beach, after being seven down with seven holes to go
Record Breaking Performance - Pete Sampras: Breaks Roy Emerson's men's Grand Slam singles championships record
Breakthrough Athlete - Daunte Culpepper, Vikings
Comeback Athlete - Andres Galarraga, Braves
Female Athlete - Marion Jones
Male Athlete - Tiger Woods
Coach/Manager - Joe Torre
Team of the Year - New York Yankees
College Team of the Year - Oklahoma football
Arthur Ashe Award For Courage - Cathy Freeman
Female U.S. Olympic Athlete of the Year - Marion Jones
Male U.S. Olympic Athlete of the Year - Rulon Gardner
ESPY Lifetime Achievement Award - Jack Nicklaus
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