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2006 ESPY Awards

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The 2006 ESPY Awards were hosted by Lance Armstrong at Dolby Theatre, Los Angeles:^[1]

Winners

Source:^[1]

Special awards

Arthur Ashe Courage and Humanitarian Award – Afghan female soccer players
Best Comeback – Tedy Bruschi

Best in sport

Best Female Athlete – Annika Sorenstam
Best Male Athlete – Lance Armstrong
Best Team – Pittsburgh Steelers
Best Coach/Manager – Bill Cowher
Best Championship Performance – Vince Young
Best International Athlete – Albert Pujols
Best Breakthrough Athlete of the Year – Chris Paul
Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year – Annika Sorenstam
Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year – Lance Armstrong
Outstanding Team of the Year – Pittsburgh Steelers

Individual sports

Outstanding Baseball Performer of the Year – Albert Pujols
Outstanding Pro Football Performer of the Year – Shaun Alexander
Outstanding Men’s Pro Basketball Performer of the Year – Dwyane Wade
Outstanding Pro Hockey Performer of the Year – Jaromír Jágr
Outstanding Men’s Tennis Performer of the Year – Roger Federer
Outstanding Women’s Tennis Performer of the Year – Venus Williams
Outstanding Women’s Pro Basketball Performer of the Year – Sheryl Swoopes
Outstanding Female Action Sports Athlete – Hannah Teter
Outstanding Male Action Sports Athlete – Shaun White
Outstanding Men’s Track Performer of the Year – Justin Gatlin
Outstanding Women’s Track Performer of the Year – Allyson Felix
Outstanding Soccer Performer of the Year – Ronaldinho
Best MLS Player – Landon Donovan
Best Golfer – Tiger Woods
Outstanding Jockey of the Year – Edgar Prado
Outstanding Bowling Performer of the Year – Walter Ray Williams Jr.
Outstanding Auto Racing Performer of the Year – Tony Stewart

Other awards

Best Sports Movie – Glory Road
Best Male College Athlete – Reggie Bush
Best Female College Athlete – Cat Osterman
Best Female Athlete with a Disability – Sarah Reinertsen
Best Male Athlete with a Disability – Bobby Martin
Best Angler – Tammy Richardson
Best U.S. Olympian – Shaun White
Memorable Performance (Best Moment) – Justin McElwain’s 20 points in his lone high school game
Game of the Year – Rose Bowl, USC vs. Texas
Most Spectacular Play of the Year – Tyrone Prothro’s catch vs. Southern Mississippi
Record Breaking Performance of the Year – Shaun Alexander’s NFL‑record 28 touchdowns in one season

References

1 2 "All-Time ESPY Winners". ESPN Press Room U.S. June 24, 2010. Retrieved July 17, 2025.

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