2007 ESPY Awards

Last updated August 12, 2025

The 2007 ESPY Awards were hosted by LeBron James & Jimmy Kimmel at Dolby Theatre, Los Angeles:^[1]

Winners

Source:^[1]

Special awards

Arthur Ashe Courage Award – Trevor Ringland and Dave Cullen
Jimmy V Award for Perseverance – Kay Yow
Best Comeback – No award given

Best in sport

Best Female Athlete – Taryne Mowatt
Best Male Athlete – LaDainian Tomlinson
Best Team – Indianapolis Colts
Best Coach/Manager – Tony Dungy
Best Game – 2007 Fiesta Bowl: Boise State defeat Oklahoma
Best Championship Performance – Peyton Manning
Best Moment – New Orleans Saints return home, beat Falcons on Monday Night Football
Best Play – Boise State “Statue of Liberty” 2‑point conversion vs. Oklahoma
Best Finish – Dodgers vs. Padres, tie and win in 10th on Nomar Garciaparra home run
Best Upset – Golden State Warriors over Dallas Mavericks in first round of NBA playoffs
Best Breakthrough Athlete – Devin Hester
Best Record‑Breaking Performance – LaDainian Tomlinson
Best Sports Movie – Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
Best Male College Athlete – Kevin Durant
Best Female College Athlete – Taryne Mowatt
Best Male Athlete with a Disability – Casey Tibbs
Best Female Athlete with a Disability – Jessica Long
Best International Athlete – Roger Federer
Best Track and Field Athlete – Jeremy Wariner

Individual sports

Best Baseball Player – Derek Jeter
Best NBA Player – LeBron James
Best WNBA Player – Lisa Leslie
Best NFL Player – LaDainian Tomlinson
Best NHL Player – Sidney Crosby
Best MLS Player – Landon Donovan
Best Male Action Sports Athlete – Travis Pastrana
Best Female Action Sports Athlete – Sarah Burke
Best Bowler – Norm Duke
Best Driver – Jeff Gordon
Best Fighter – Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Best Golfer – Tiger Woods
Best Jockey – Calvin Borel
Best Outdoor Athlete – Dean Karnazes
Best Male Tennis Player – Roger Federer
Best Female Tennis Player – Maria Sharapova

References

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

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