ESPN ESPY Awards 2010 Winners

ESPN ESPY Awards 2010 Winners | ESPN ESPYS Winners List 2010

• Male Athlete: Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
• Female Athlete: Lindsey Vonn, skiing
• Team: New Orleans Saints
• Coach-Manager: Phil Jackson, Los Angeles Lakers
• Breakthrough Athlete: Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans
• Game: Canada vs. US, men’s hockey Olympic gold medal game
• Record-breaking Performance: John Isner vs. Nicolas Mahut, longest match in tennis history at Wimbledon
• Championship Performance: Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
• Play: Brett Favre pass to Greg Lewis, Minnesota Vikings
• Moment: Landon Donovan, World Cup soccer, U.S. vs. Algeria
• Upset: Northern Iowa upsets No. 1 seed Kansas in men’sNCAA basketball tourney
• Sports Movie: “The Blind Side”
• Male College Athlete: John Wall, Kentucky basketball
• Female College Athlete: Maya Moore, Connecticut basketball
• Male Action Sport Athlete: Shaun White, skateboarding-snowboading
• Female Action Sport Athlete: Torah Bright, snowboarding
• Baseball Player: Albert Pujols, St. Louis Cardinals
• NBA Player: Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers
• WNBA Player: Diana Taurasi, Phoenix Mercury
• NFL Player: Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
• NHL Player: Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins
• MLS Player: Landon Donovan, Los Angeles Galaxy
• Bowler: Walter Ray Williams Jr.
• Driver: Jimmie Johnson
• Fighter: Floyd Mayweather
• Male Golfer: Phil Mickelson
• Female Golfer: Lorena Ochoa
• Jockey: Calvin Borel
• Male Tennis Player: Roger Federer
• Female Tennis Player: Serena Williams
• Track and Field Athlete: Usain Bolt
• Male Olympian: Shaun White, skateboarding-snowboarding
• Female Olympian: Lindsey Vonn, skiing
• Male Athlete with a Disability: Steve Cash, hockey
• Female Athlete with a Disability: Amy Palmiero-Winters, track and field
• Performance Under Pressure: Landon Donovan, soccer
• Comeback: Kim Clijsters, tennis
• College Athletic Program: Duke men’s athletics and Stanford women’s athletics
• Arthur Ashe Courage Award: the family of Ed Thomas
• Jimmy V ESPY for Perserverance: George Karl, Denver Nuggets coach