Awards
Awards
1990
Major League Baseball World Series —Cincinnati Reds (National League), 4 vs. Oakland Athletics (American League), 0
Super Bowl XXIV —San Francisco 49ers, 55 vs. Denver Broncos, 10
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Georgia Tech and Colorado, cochampions
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Ty Detmer (BYU)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Arie Luyendyk
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing —Derrike Cope
National Basketball Association Championship —Detroit Pistons, 4 vs. Portland Trailblazers, 1
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —UNLV, 103 vs. Duke, 73
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Stanford, 88, vs. Auburn, 81
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Edmonton Oilers, 4 vs. Boston Red Wings, 1
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Unbridled (Craig Perret, jockey)
Ladies' Professional Golf Association Championship —Beth Daniel
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Hale Irwin
Masters Golf Tournament —Nick Faldo
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Pete Sampras and Gabriela Sabatini
Athletes of the Year —Joe Montana (football) and Beth Daniel (golf)
1991
Major League Baseball World Series —Minnesota Twins (American League), 4 vs. Atlanta Braves (National League), 3
Super Bowl XXV—New York Giants, 20 vs. Buffalo Bills, 19
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Miami (Florida) and Washington, cochampions
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Desmond Howard, Michigan
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing— Rick Mears
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing —Ernie Irvan
National Basketball Association Championship —Chicago Bulls, 4 vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 1
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —Duke, 72 vs. Kansas, 65
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Tennessee, 70 vs. Virginia, 67 (OT)
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Pittsburgh Penguins, 4 vs. Minnesota North Stars, 2
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Strike the Gold (Chris Antley, jockey)
Ladies Professional Golf Association Championship —Meg Mallon
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Payne Stewart
Masters Golf Tournament —Ian Woosnam
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Stefan Edberg and Monica Seles
Athletes of the Year— Michael Jordan (basketball) and Monica Seles (tennis)
1992
Major League Baseball World Series —Toronto Blue Jays (American League), 4 vs. Atlanta Braves (National League), 2
Super Bowl XXVI —Washington Redskins, 37 vs. Buffalo Bills, 24
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Alabama
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Gino Toretta (Miami [Florida])
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing—AI Unser Jr.
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing —Davey Allison
National Basketball Association Championship —Chicago Bulls, 4 vs. Portland Trailblazers, 2
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —Duke, 71 vs. Michigan, 51
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Stanford, 78 vs. Western Kentucky, 62
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Pittsburgh Penguins, 4 vs. Chicago Blackhawks, 0
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Lil E. Tee (Pat Day, jockey)
Ladies' Professional Golf Association Championship- Betsy King
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Tom Kite
Masters Golf Tournament —Fred Couples
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Stefan Edberg and Monica Seles
Athletes of the Year —Michael Jordan (basketball) and Monica Seles (tennis)
1993
Major League Baseball World Series —Toronto Blue Jays (American League), 4 vs. Philadelphia Phillies (National League), 2
Super Bowl XXVII— Dallas Cowboys, 52 vs. Buffalo Bills, 17
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Florida State
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Charlie Ward (Florida State)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Emerson Fittipaldi
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing —Dale Jarrett
National Basketball Association Championship —Chicago Bulls, 4 vs. Phoenix, 2
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —North Carolina, 77 vs. Michigan, 71
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Texas Tech, 84 vs. Ohio State, 82
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Montreal Canadiens, 4 vs. Los Angeles Kings, 1
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Sea Hero (Jerry Bailey, jockey)
Ladies Professional Golf Association Championship— Patty Sheehan
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Lee Janzen
Masters Golf Tournament —Bernhard Langer
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Pete Sampras and Steffi Graf
Athletes of the Year —Michael Jordan (basketball) and Sheryl Swoopes (basketball)
1994
Major League Baseball World Series —not held
Super Bowl XXVIII— Dallas Cowboys, 30 vs. Buffalo Bills, 13
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Nebraska
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Rashaan Salaam (Colorado)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Al Unser, Jr.
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing— Sterling Marlin
National Basketball Association Championship —Houston Rockets, 4 vs. New York Knicks, 3
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —Arkansas, 76 vs. Duke, 74
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —North Carolina, 60 vs. Louisiana Tech, 59
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —New York Rangers, 4 vs. Vancouver Canucks, 3
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Go For Gin (Chris McCarron, jockey)
Ladies Professional Golf Association Championship —Laura Davies
U.S. Open Golf Championship— Ernie Els
Masters Golf Tournament —Jose Maria Olazabal
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Andre Agassi and Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Athletes of the Year —George Foreman (boxing) and Bonnie Blair (speed skating)
1995
Major League Baseball World Series —Atlanta Braves (National League), 4 vs. Cleveland Indians (American League), 2
Super Bowl XXIX —San Francisco 49ers, 49 vs. San Diego Chargers, 26
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Nebraska
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Eddie George (Ohio State)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Jacques Villeneuve
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing— Sterling Marlin
National Basketball Association Championship —Houston Rockets, 4 vs. Orlando Magic, 0
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —UCLA, 89 vs. Arkansas, 78
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Connecticut, 70 vs. Tennessee, 64
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —New Jersey Devils, 4 vs. Detroit Red Wings, 0
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Thunder Gulch (Gary Stevens, jockey)
Ladies' Professional Golf Association Championship— Kelly Robbins
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Corey Pavin
Masters Golf Tournament —Ben Crenshaw
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Pete Sampras and Steffi Graf
Athletes of the Year —Cal Ripken, Jr. (baseball) and Rebecca Lobo (basketball)
1996
Major League Baseball World Series —New York Yankees (American League), 4 vs. Atlanta Braves (American League), 2
Super Bowl XXX—Dallas Cowboys, 27 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 17
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion— Florida
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Danny Wuerffel (Florida)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Buddy Lazier
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing— Dale Jarrett
National Basketball Association Championship —Chicago Bulls, 4 vs. Seattle Supersonice, 2
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —Kentucky, 76 vs. Syracuse, 67
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Tennessee, 83 vs. Georgia, 65
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Colorado Avalanche, 4 vs. Florida Panthers, 0
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Grindstone (Jerry Bailey, jockey)
Ladies' Professional Golf Association Championship —Laura Davies
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Steve Jones
Masters Golf Tournament— Nick Faldo
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Pete Sampras and Steffi Graf
Athletes of the Year —Michael Johnson (track) and Amy Van Dyken (swimming)
1997
Major League Baseball World Series —Florida Marlins (National League), 4 vs. Cleveland Indians (American League), 3
Super Bowl XXXI —Green Bay Packers, 35 vs. New England Patriots, 21
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Michigan and Nebraska, cochampions
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Charles Woodson (Michigan)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Arie Luyendyk
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing— Jeff Gordon
National Basketball Association Championship —Chicago Bulls, 4 vs. Utah jazz, 2
Women's National Basketball Association Championhsip Game —Houston Comets, 65 vs. New York Liberty, 51
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —Arizona, 84 vs. Kentucky, 79 (OT)
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Tennessee, 68 vs. Old Dominion, 59
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Detroit Red Wings, 4 vs. Philadelphia Flyers, 0
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Silver Charm (Gary Stevens, jockey)
Ladies' Professional Golf Association Championship —Chris Johnson
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Ernie Els
Masters Golf Tournament —Tiger Woods
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Patrick Rafter and Martina Hingis
Athletes of the Year— Tiger Woods (golf) and Martina Hingis (tennis)
1998
Major League Baseball World Series— New York Yankees (American League), 4 vs. San Diego Padres (National League), 0
Super Bowl XXXII —Denver Broncos, 31 vs. Green Bay Packers, 24
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Tennessee
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football— Ricky Williams (Texas)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Eddie Cheever Jr.
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing —Dale Earnhardt
National Basketball Association Championship —Chicago Bulls, 4 vs. Utah Jazz, 2
Women's National Basketball Association Championship—Houston Comets, 2 vs. Phoenix Mercury, 1
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —Kentucky, 78 vs. Utah, 69
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Tennessee, 93 vs. Louisiana Tech, 75
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Detroit Red Wings, 4 vs. Washington Capitals, 0
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Real Quiet (Kent Desormeaux, jockey)
Ladies' Professional Golf Association Championship— Se Ri Pak
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Lee Janzen
Masters Golf Tournament —Mark O'Meara
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Patrick Rafter and Lindsay Davenport
Athletes of the Year —Mark McGwire (baseball) and Se Ri Pak (golf)
1999
Major League Baseball World Series —New York Yankees (American League), 4 vs. Atlanta Braves (National League), 0
Super Bowl XXXIII— Denver Broncos, 34 vs. Atlanta Falcons, 19
National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Champion —Florida State
Heisman Trophy, Collegiate Football —Ron Dayne (Wisconsin)
Indianapolis 500, Automobile Racing —Kenny Brack
Daytona 500, Automobile Racing —Jeff Gordon
National Basketball Association Championship —San Antonio Spurs, 4 vs. New York Knicks, 1
Women's National Basketball Association Champion-ship —Houston Comets, 2 vs. New York Liberty, 1
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Men —Connecticut, 77 vs. Duke, 74
National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Champion, Women —Purdue, 62 vs. Duke, 45
National Hockey League Stanley Cup —Dallas Stars, 4 vs. Buffalo Sabres, 2
Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing —Charismatic (Chris Antley, jockey)
Ladies' Professional Golf Association Championship— Juli Inkster
U.S. Open Golf Championship —Payne Stewart
Masters Golf Tournament —J. M. Olazabal
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament —Andre Agassi and Serena Williams
Athletes of the Year —Tiger Woods (golf) and Team USA (soccer)
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