Honda Sports Award

Not to be confused with Honda Player of the Year.

The Honda Sports Award is an annual award in the United States, given to the best collegiate female athlete in each of twelve sports. There are four nominees for each sport, and the twelve winners of the Honda Sports Award are automatically in the running for the Honda-Broderick Cup award, as the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year. Three other athletes are honored as the Division II Athlete of the Year, Division III Athlete of the Year, and Inspiration Award winner.

Honda Sports Award
Awarded for	Top female athletes in 12 different NCAA-sanctioned sports reflecting athletic achievement, scholastics and community involvement
Country	United States
Presented by	Collegiate Women Sports Awards (starting in 2001)
First awarded	1976
Website	Official website

Process

Winners are selected in each of the 12 NCAA-sanctioned sports by a panel of more than 1,000 NCAA administrators. Three other athletes are honored as the Division II Athlete of the Year, Division III Athlete of the Year, and Inspiration Award winner. Each woman is selected not only for her superior athletic skills, but also for her leadership abilities, academic excellence and eagerness to participate in community service.

At the end of the year, one deserving athlete will be chosen as the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year and receive the coveted Honda-Broderick Cup. Past winners of this prestigious award include Jackie Joyner and Mia Hamm.

Honda has donated more than $3.4 million in grants and scholarships to the universities over the course of the program.^[1]

History of the awards

The Awards were first created in 1976,^[2] when Tom Broderick, an owner of an apparel store in Fergus, Ontario, decided to partner with Judie Holland, the senior women's administrator at UCLA^[3] and Irv Grossman, a journalist, sports marketer and media consultant,^[4] to create awards to recognize top female athletes at the collegiate level.^[5]

The first awards were given in 1977, for Division I athletes, initially in ten sports and later expanded to 12 sports:

• Basketball
• Cross Country
• Field Hockey
• Golf
• Gymnastics
• Softball
• Swimming & Diving
• Tennis
• Track & Field
• Volleyball
• Soccer (added in 1990)
• Lacrosse (added in 2001)

Each of these awards was initially called the Broderick Award. In addition to an individual award for a recipient in each of the ten sports, an overall winner across all sports was selected, and that individual also received an award, called the Broderick Cup, representing the top female athlete in collegiate athletics.

Although athletics prowess was a major consideration in the selection process, the selection committee considered "not only athletic achievement but also the ideals of team contribution, scholastic endeavor, school and community involvement and those personal characteristics as stated in the philosophy of the NCAA".^[5]

In 1985, American Honda agreed to become the main sponsor of the awards, so the name of the award was changed to the Honda-Broderick Award for each of the individual sports, and the Honda-Broderick Cup for the overall winner.^[5]

In 1988, three new awards were created. Two awards recognize Division II and Division III athletes, respectively with a single award for each division covering all athletes in all of the designated sports.^[6] The third award is the Inspiration Award, which goes to a female athlete who has had to overcome hardship. Nominees are provided by all NCAA sanctioned schools and the organization Board of Directors makes the final selection.^[7]

Between 1995 and 2008 the organization also selected a recipient of an Award of Merit. The potential recipients were not collegiate athletes, but individuals and organization who contributed significantly to:

• Public awareness and appreciation of women’s collegiate athletics
• Elevation of the status of women’s collegiate sports on a national level^[7]

This award was renamed the Irv Grossman Award of Merit in 2007, after his passing in 2006.

The recipients of this award have been:^[8]

• 1995 Charlotte West (Southern Illinois)
• 1996 Phyllis Howlett (Big Ten Conference)
• 1997 Christine Grant (Iowa)
• 1998 Judith M. Sweet (UC San Diego)
• 1999 Judith R. Holland (UCLA)
• 2000 Barbara Hedges (Washington)
• 2002 Ruth Berkey (NCAA)
• 2003 Patsy Mink (Senator, Hawaii)
• 2004 Birch Bayh (Senator, Indiana)
• 2007 Vivian Stringer (Head Coach, Rutgers Women's Basketball)
• 2007 Rutgers Women's Basketball (Women's Basketball Team)
• 2008 Women's Sports Foundation (WSF, Founded by Billie Jean King)^[9]

Award ceremony

Honda Sports Award announcement for the winners of the twelve sports are scheduled throughout the school year, following the completion of the post-season tournament. Other awards are presented as part of a two day event,^[10] typically in late June of each year.

The Collegiate Women Sports Award (CWSA) partnered with ESPNU for the 2013 event,^[11] and since 2014, have partnered with CBS to televise the announcement of the following awards:^[12]

• Honda Inspiration Award
• Honda Division II Player of the Year
• Honda Division III Player of the Year
• "Top Three" finalists selected from the twelve award winners of each individual sport
• Honda Cup for the overall Collegiate Woman of the Year

Since 2013, the annual event has been held at the USC Founders Club at Galen Center in Los Angeles.^[11]

The 2020 award ceremony scheduled for June has been cancelled due to Covid-19.^[13]

Pre-2000 Winners and nominees

For award winners and nominees prior to 2000, see Honda Sports Award pre 2000 winners and nominees

2000–01 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Jackie Stiles	Southwest Missouri State	Svetlana Abrosimova, Connecticut; Tamika Catchings, Tennessee; Ruth Riley, Notre Dame
Cross Country	Kara Grgas-Wheeler	Colorado	Shalane Flanagan, North Carolina; Sabrina Monro, Montana; Erica Palmer, Wisconsin
Field Hockey	Marina Digiacomo	Old Dominion	Traci Anselmo, Penn State; Kelli Gannon, Michigan; Carla Tagliente, Maryland
Golf	Candy Hannemann	Duke	Natalie Gulbis, Arizona; Candie Kung, Arizona; Lorena Ochoa, Arizona
Gymnastics	Mohini Bhardwaj	UCLA	Bridget Knaeble, Michigan; Suzanne Sears, Georgia; Onni Willis, UCLA
Lacrosse	Jen Adams	Maryland	Quinn Carney, Maryland; Bowen Holden, Georgetown; Sheehan Stanwick, Georgetown
Soccer	Meredith Florance	North Carolina	Meghan Anderson, Nebraska; Anne Makinen, Notre Dame; Tracey Milburn, UCLA; Christie Welsh, Penn State
Softball	Jennie Finch	Arizona	Oli Keohohou, BYU/Hawaii; Kelly Kretschman, Alabama; Stacey Nuveman, UCLA
Swimming & Diving	Misty Hyman	Stanford	Maggie Bowen, Auburn; Natalie Coughlin, California; Colleen Lanne’, Texas
Tennis	Laura Granville	Stanford	Bea Bielik, Wake Forest; Ansley Cargill, Duke; Michelle Dasso, Notre Dame
Track & Field	Brenda Taylor	Harvard	Tracy O’Hara, UCLA; Christina Tolson, UCLA; Angela Williams, USC
Volleyball	Greichaly Cepero	Nebraska	Kara Gormsen, University of the Pacific; Sherisa Livingston, Wisconsin; Logan Tom, Stanford

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Jackie Stiles	Basketball	Southwest Missouri State
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Kendra Berner	Swimming & Diving	Davidson
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Jessica Martin	Swimming & Diving	Truman State
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Tasha Rogers	Basketball	Washington (St. Louis)

2001–02 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Sue Bird	Connecticut	Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt; Alana Beard, Duke; Diana Taurasi, Connecticut
Cross Country	Tara Chaplin	Arizona	Lauren Fleshman, Stanford; Renee Metivier, Georgia Tech; Kristin Price, North Carolina State
Field Hockey	Autumn Welsh	Maryland	Jemima Cameron, Wake Forest; Llvy Friebe, Princeton; Adrienne Yoder, Old Dominion
Golf	Virada Nirapathpongpora	Duke	Danielle Downey, Auburn; Lorena Ochoa, Arizona; Summer Sirmons, Georgia
Gymnastics	Andree’ Pickens	Alabama	Jamie Dantzscher, UCLA; MaryAnne Kelley, Minnesota; Theresa Kulikowski, Utah
Lacrosse	Erin Elbe	Georgetown	Rachel Becker, Princeton; Christine McPike, North Carolina; Jaimee Reynolds, Cornell
Soccer	Aly Wagner	Santa Clara	Joanna Lohman, Penn State; Abby Wambach, Florida; Christie Welsh, Penn State
Softball	Jennie Finch	Arizona	Stacey Nuveman, UCLA; Jamie Southern, Fresno State; Natasha Watley, UCLA
Swimming & Diving	Natalie Coughlin	California	Maggie Bowen, Auburn; Maritza Correia, Georgia; Shelly Ripple, Stanford
Tennis	Bea Bielik	Wake Forest	Erin Burdette, Stanford; Gabriela Lastra, Stanford; Jessica Lehnhoff, Florida
Track & Field	Angela Williams	USC	Brianna Glenn, Arizona; Muna Lee, LSU; Melissa Price, Nebraska
Volleyball	Logan Tom	Logan Tom	Emily Adams, USC; Aury Cruz, Florida; Kim Willoughby, Hawai'i

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Angela Williams	USC	Track & Field
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Kristin Koetsier	Basketball	Western Michigan
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Nicole Duncan	Track & Field	Cal State (LA)
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Julia Bergofsky	Field Hockey	Middlebury

2002–03 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Diana Taurasi	Connecticut	Alana Beard, Duke; Nicole Ohlde, Kansas State; Latoya Thomas, Mississippi State
Cross Country	Shalane Flanagan	North Carolina	Alicia Craig, Stanford; Lauren Fleshman, Stanford; Kate O’Neill, Yale
Field Hockey	Tiffany Snow	Old Dominion	Marcie Boyer, New Hampshire; Llvy Friebe, Princeton; April Fronzoni, Michigan
Golf	Mikaela Parmlid	USC	Erica Blasberg, Arizona; Katherine Hull, Pepperdine; Lindsey Wright, Pepperdine
Gymnastics	Onni Willis	UCLA	Jamie Dantzscher, UCLA; Theresa Kulikowski, Utah; Richelle Simpson, Nebraska
Lacrosse	Rachael Becker	Princeton	Lauren Aumiller, Virginia; Kelly Coppedge, Maryland; Suzanne Eyler, Loyola College
Soccer	Christine Sinclair	Portland	Joanna Lohman, Penn State; Catherine Reddick, North Carolina; Aly Wagner, Santa Clara
Softball	Natasha Watley	UCLA	Lovie Jung, Arizona; Cat Osterman, Texas; Kristen Rivera, Washington
Swimming & Diving	Natalie Coughlin	California	Maggie Bowen, Auburn; Maritza Correia, Georgia; Shelly Ripple, Stanford
Tennis	Vilmarie Castellvi	Tennessee	Agata Cioroch, Georgia; Amber Liu, Stanford; Kelly McCain, Duke
Track & Field	Elva Goulbourne	Auburn	Laura Gerraughty, North Carolina; Muna Lee, LSU; Raasin McIntosh, Texas
Volleyball	Logan Tom	Stanford	Emily Adams, USC; Aury Cruz, Florida; Kim Willoughby, Hawaii

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Natasha Watley	Softball	UCLA
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Kristy McPherson	Golf	South Carolina
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Missy Gregg	Soccer	Christian Brothers
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Libby Hysell	Softball	Central

2003–04 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Diana Taurasi	Connecticut	Alana Beard, Duke; Nicole Ohlde, Kansas State; Nicole Powell, Stanford; Lindsay Whalen, Minnesota
Cross Country	Shalane Flanagan	North Carolina	Sara Bei, Stanford; Michaela Mannova, Brigham Young; Kimberly Smith, Providence
Field Hockey	Kelly Doton	Wake Forest	Mari Creatini, Northeastern; April Fronzoni, Michigan; Vanessa Immordino, Ohio State
Golf	Sarah Huarte	California	Karin Sjodin, Oklahoma State; Susie Mathews, UCLA; Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA
Gymnastics	Jeana Rice	Alabama	Jeanette Antolin, UCLA; Melissa Vituj, Utah; Lindsay Wing, Stanford
Lacrosse	Amy Appelt	Virginia	Kelly Coppedge, Maryland; Gail Decker, James Madison; Theresa Sherry, Princeton
Soccer	Catherine Reddick	North Carolina	Joanna Lohman, Penn State; Nandi Pryce, UCLA; Lindsay Tarpley, North Carolina
Softball	Jessica van der Linden	Florida State	Alicia Hollowell, Arizona; Lyhia McMichael, Mississippi State; Kristen Rivera, Washington
Swimming & Diving	Tara Kirk	Stanford	Margaret Hoelzer, Auburn; Natalie Coughlin, California; Kaitlin Sandeno, USC
Tennis	Amber Liu	Stanford	Megan Bradley, Miami; Julie Coin, Clemson; Jelena Pandzic, Fresno State
Track & Field	Kim Smith	Providence	Hyleas Fountain, Georgia; Tiffany McWilliams, Mississippi State; Lauryn Williams, Miami
Volleyball	April Ross	USC	Kele Eveland, Georgia Tech; Ogonna Nnamani, Stanford; Kim Willoughby, Hawaii

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Tara Kirk	Swimming & Diving	Stanford
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Chanda Gunn	Ice Hockey	Northeastern
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Zoila Gomez	Soccer	Adams State
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Mary Ellen Gordon	Tennis	Emory

2004–05 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Seimone Augustus	LSU	Jacqueline Batteast, Notre Dame; Monique Currie, Duke; Jessica Davenport, Ohio State
Cross Country	Kim Smith	Providence	Caroline Bierbaum, Columbia; Renee Metivier, Colorado; Laura Turner, Brigham Young
Field Hockey	Kelly Dostal	Wake Forest	Veerle Goudswaard, Michigan State; Lauren Henderson, Connecticut; Paula Infante, Maryland
Golf	Anna Grzebien	Duke	Amie Cochran, California Los Angeles; Brittany Lang, Duke; Leah Wigger, Virginia
Gymnastics	Kristen Maloney	UCLA	Elise Ray, Michigan; Richelle Simpson, Nebraska; Annabeth Eberle, Utah
Lacrosse	Kristen Kjellman	Northwestern	Amy Appelt, Virginia; Katie Chrest, Duke; Katieanne Christian, Dartmouth
Soccer	Leslie Osborne	Santa Clara	Heather O’Reilly, North Carolina; Christine Sinclair, Portland; Tiffany Weimer, Penn State
Softball	Cat Osterman	Texas	Caitlin Lowe, Arizona; Kristen Rivera, Washington; Amanda Scarborough, Texas A&M
Swimming & Diving	Kirsty Coventry	Auburn	Caroline Bruce, Stanford; Mary DeScenza, Georgia; Kara Lynn Joyce, Georgia
Tennis	Zuzana Zemenová	Baylor	Audra Cohen, Northwestern; Jennifer Magley, Florida; Riza Zalameda, UCLA
Track & Field	Monique Henderson	UCLA	Marshevet Hooker, Texas; Tianna Madison, Tennessee; Virginia Powell, USC
Volleyball	Ogonna Nnamani	Stanford	Emily Adams, USC; Stacey Gordon, Ohio State; Sam Tortorello, Penn State

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Ogonna Nnamani	Volleyball	Stanford
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Brittney Kroon	Basketball	Seattle Pacific
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Krystal Lewallen	Softball	Northern Kentucky
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Missy Buttry	Cross Country	Wartburg

2005–06 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Seimone Augustus	LSU	Ivory Latta, North Carolina; Cappie Pondexter, Rutgers; Sophia Young, Baylor
Cross Country	Caroline Bierbaum	Columbia	Stephanie Madia, Notre Dame; Victoria Mitchell, Butler; Johanna Nilsson, Northern Arizona
Field Hockey	Paula Infante	Maryland	Kayla Bashore, Indiana; Jessica Javelet, Louisville; Hilary Linton, Duke
Golf	Irene Cho	USC	Amanda Blumenherst, Duke; Jennie Lee, Duke; Dewi Schreefel, USC
Gymnastics	Ashley Miles	Alabama	Courtney Kupets, Georgia; Ashley Postell, Utah; Kate Richardson, UCLA
Lacrosse	Kristen Kjellman	Northwestern	Katie Chrest, Duke; Crysti Foote, Notre Dame; Coco Stanwick, Georgetown
Soccer	Christine Sinclair	Portland	Heather O’Reilly, North Carolina; Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame; Tiffany Weimer, Penn State
Softball	Cat Osterman	Texas	Monica Abbot, Tennessee; Andrea Duran, UCLA; Sarah Fekete, Tennessee
Swimming & Diving	Mary DeScenza	Georgia	Blythe Hartley, Southern California; Kara Lynn Joyce, Georgia; Whitney Myers, Arizona
Tennis	Kristi Miller	Georgia Tech	Suzi Babos, California; Audra Cohen, Miami; Lindsey Nelson, USC
Track & Field	Virginia Powell	USC	Marshevet Hooker, Texas; Chelsea Johnson, California, Los Angeles; Melaine Walker, Texas
Volleyball	Courtney Thompson	Washington	Melissa Elmer, Nebraska; Christina Houghtelling, Nebraska; Sam Tortorello, Penn State

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Christine Sinclair	Soccer	Portland
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Lindsay Payne	Swimming & Diving	Williams
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Kristin Erb	Softball	Lock Haven
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Megan Silva	Basketball	Randolph-Macon

2006–07 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Candace Parker	Tennessee	Sylvia Fowles, LSU; Lindsey Harding, Duke; Ivory Latta, North Carolina
Cross Country	Sally Kipyego	Texas Tech	Jenny Barringer, Colorado; Lindsay Donaldson, Yale; Arianna Lambie, Stanford
Field Hockey	Paula Infante	Maryland	Lauren Crandall, Wake Forest; Lizzy Peijs, Connecticut; Amy Stopford, Duke
Golf	Amanda Blumenherst	Duke	Christel Boeljon, Purdue; Stacy Lewis, Arkansas; Anna Nordquvist, Arizona State
Gymnastics	Courtney Kupets	Georgia	Janet Anson, Iowa State; Emily Parsons, Nebraska; Tasha Schwikert, UCLA
Lacrosse	Kristin Kjellman	Northwestern	Caroline Cryer, Duke; Dana Dobbie, Maryland; Mary Key Johns, Hopkins
Soccer	Heather O’Reilly	North Carolina	Yael Averbuch, North Carolina; Kerri Hanks, Notre Dame; India Trotter, Florida State
Softball	Monica Abbott	Tennessee	Katie Burkhart, Arizona State; Kaitlin Cochran, Arizona State; Caitlin Lowe, Arizona
Swimming & Diving	Kara Lynn Joyce	Georgia	Cassidy Krug, Stanford; Whitney Myers, Arizona; Dana Vollmer, California
Tennis	Audra Cohen	Miami	Megan Falcon, LSU; Lindsey Nelson, USC; Zuzana Zemenová, Baylor
Track & Field	Kerron Stewart	Auburn	Natasha Hastings, South Carolina; Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech; Sarah Stevens, Arizona State
Volleyball	Sarah Pavan	Nebraska	Foluke Akinradewo, Stanford; Nana Meriwether, UCLA; Courtney Thompson, Washington

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Sarah Pavan	Volleyball	Nebraska
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Jessica Kohut	Softball	College of New Jersey
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Kylee Hanavan	Soccer	Metropolitan State
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Liz Bondi	Tennis	Depauw

2007–08 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Candace Parker	Tennessee	Sylvia Fowles, LSU; Maya Moore, Connecticut; Candice Wiggins, Stanford
Cross Country	Sally Kipyego	Texas Tech	Jenny Barringer, Colorado; Susan Kuijken, Florida State; Diane Nukuri, Iowa
Field Hockey	Rachel Dawson	North Carolina	Jennifer Long, Penn State; Katie O'Donnell, Maryland; Pam Spuehler, Boston
Golf	Amanda Blumenherst	Duke	Azahara Muñoz, Arizona State; Tiffany Joh, UCLA; Stacy Lewis, Arkansas
Gymnastics	Katie Heenan	Georgia	Lindsey Bruck, Michigan; Ashley Postell, Utah; Tabitha Yim, Stanford
Lacrosse	Hannah Nielsen	Northwestern	Dana Dobbie, Maryland; Kelly Kasper, Maryland; Katie Rowan, Syracuse
Soccer	Ashlee Pistorius	Texas A & M	Lauren Cheney, UCLA; Kristin Olsen, USC; Mami Yamaguchi, Florida State
Softball	Angela Tincher	Virginia Tech	Tonya Callahan, Tennessee; Kaitlin Cochran, Arizona State; Megan Gibson, Texas A & M
Swimming & Diving	Caroline Burckle	Florida	Lacy Nymeyer, Arizona; Rebecca Soni, Southern California; Gemma Spofforth, Florida
Tennis	Amanda McDowell	Georgia Tech	Ani Mijacika, Clemson; Aurelija Miseviciute, Arkansas; Zuzana Zemenová, Baylor
Track & Field	Jacquelyn Johnson	Arizona State	Brie Felnagle, North Carolina; Alysia Johnson, California; Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech
Volleyball	Foluke Akinradewo	Stanford	Christa Harmotto, Penn State; Megan Hodge, Penn State; Asia Kaczor, USC

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Candace Parker	Basketball	Tennessee
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Patience Knight	Track & Field	Texas Tech
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Vicky Braegelmann	Volleyball	Volleyball
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Sarah Zerzan	Cross Country	Willamette

2008–09 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Renee Montgomery^[30] (Finalist for Honda-Broderick Cup)	Connecticut	Angel McCoughtry, Louisville; Maya Moore, Connecticut; Courtney Paris, Oklahoma
Cross Country	Sally Kipyego^[31]	Texas Tech	Tasmin Fanning, Virginia Tech; Brie Felnagle, North Carolina; Susan Kuijken, Florida State
Field hockey	Susie Rowe^[32]	Maryland	Jen Long, Penn State; Laurie Pfeiffer, Iowa; Shannon Taylor, Syracuse
Golf	María Hernández^[33]	Purdue	Carlota Ciganda, Arizona State; Jennifer Song, USC; Lizette Salas, USC
Gymnastics	Courtney Kupets^[34]	Georgia	Kristina Baskett, Utah; Ashleigh Clare-Kearny, LSU; Jessica Lopez, Denver
Lacrosse	Hannah Nielsen^[35]	Northwestern	Jillian Byers, Notre Dame: Amber Falcone, North Carolina; Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland
Soccer	Casey Nogueira^[36]	North Carolina	Kerri Hanks, Notre Dame; Brittany Bock, Notre Dame; Christina DiMartino, UCLA
Softball	Danielle Lawrie^[37] ((Finalist for Honda-Broderick Cup))	Washington	Kaitlin Cochran, Arizona State; Stacey Nelson, Florida; Tammy Williams, Northwestern
Swimming & Diving	Dana Vollmer^[38]	California	Julia Smit, Stanford; Rebecca Soni, USC; Gemma Spofforth, Florida
Tennis	Mallory Cecil^[39]	Duke	Aurelija Miseviciute, Arkansas; Maria Mosolova, Northwestern; Laura Vallverdu, Miami
Track & Field	Jennifer Simpson ((Finalist for Honda-Broderick Cup))	Colorado	Sarah Bowman, Tennessee; Tiffany Ofili, Michigan; Blessing Okagbare, Texas
Volleyball	Nicole Fawcett^[40] ((Finalist for Honda-Broderick Cup))	Penn State	Christa Harmotto, Penn State; Destinee Hooker, Texas; Foluke Akinradewo, Stanford

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Courtney Kupets^[34]	Gymnastics	Georgia
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Nicole Hester	Basketball	Drexel
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Kristin Erb	Softball	Lock Haven
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Ashley Huston	Track & Field	Hardin-Simmons

2009–10 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Maya Moore^[41]	Connecticut	Tina Charles, Connecticut; Kelsey Griffin, Nebraska; Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford
Cross Country	Angela Bizzarri^[42]	Illinois	Susan Kuijken, Florida State; Kendra Schaaf, Washington; Catherine White, Virginia
Field hockey	Katie O'Donnell	Maryland	Katie Reinprecht, Princeton ; LPaige Selenski, Virginia; Loren Sherer, Connecticut
Golf	Caroline Hedwall	Oklahoma State	Cydney Clayton, Auburn; Jennifer Johnson, Arizona State; Jennifer Song, USC
Gymnastics	Susan Jackson	LSU	Carly Janiga, Stanford; Brandi Personett, Penn State; Sarah Shire, Missouri
Lacrosse	Caitlyn McFadden	Maryland	Katrina Dowd, Northwestern ; Brittany Kalkstein, Virginia; Jenn Russell, North Carolina
Soccer	Whitney Engen	North Carolina	Tobin Heath, North Carolina; Lauren Cheney, UCLA; Kelley O'Hara, Stanford
Softball	Danielle Lawrie	Washington	Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State; Megan Langenfeld, UCLA; Jen Yee, Georgia Tech
Swimming & Diving	Julia Smit	Stanford	Elaine Breeden, Stanford; Allison Schmitt, Georgia; Gemma Spofforth, Florida
Tennis	Laura Vallverdu	Miami	Irina Falconi, Georgia Tech; Chelsey Gullickson, Georgia; Jana Juricova, California
Track & Field	Lisa Koll	Iowa State	Queen Harrison, Virginia Tech; Mariam Kevkhishvili, Florida; Blessing Okagbare, UTEP
Volleyball	Megan Hodge	Penn State	Alisha Glass, Penn State; Hana Cutura, California; Destinee Hooker, Texas

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Megan Hodge (tie)	Volleyball	Penn State
	Maya Moore (tie)	Basketball	Connecticut
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Antoinette Cobb	Track & Field	Louisiana Tech
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Maggie McNamara	Volleyball	Concordia
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Marie Borner	Track & Field	Bethel

2010–11 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Maya Moore	Connecticut	Brittney Griner, Baylor; Amber Harris, Xavier; Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford
Cross Country	Sheila Reid	Villanova	Jordan Hasay, Oregon; Emily Infeld, Georgetown; Risper Kimaiyo, UTEP
Field Hockey	Katie O’Donnell	Maryland	Melissa González, Connecticut; Paige Selenski, Virginia; Kathleen Sharkey, Princeton
Golf	Marta Silva Zamora	LSU	Lizette Salas, USC; Kelli Shean, Arkansas; Austin Ernst, LSU
Gymnastics	Kayla Hoffman	Alabama	Kylee Botterman, Michigan; Brittani McCullough, UCLA; Sharaya Musser, Penn State
Lacrosse	Shannon Smith	Northwestern	Grace Gavin, Loyola; Sarah Mollison, Maryland; Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland
Soccer	Melissa Henderson	Notre Dame	Alex Morgan, California; Christen Press, Stanford; Sophie Schmidt, Portland
Softball	Kelsey Bruder	Florida	Ashley Hansen, Stanford; Jolene Henderson, California; Chelsea Thomas, Missouri
Swimming & Diving	Katinka Hosszú	USC Trojans	Allison Schmitt, Georgia; Jillian Tyler, Minnesota; Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn.
Tennis	Jana Juricová	California	Lauren Embree, Florida; Maria Sanchez, USC; Stacey Tan, Stanford
Track & Field	Sheila Reid	Villanova	Jessica Beard, Texas A&M; Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU; Kim Williams, Florida State
Volleyball	Blair Brown	Penn State	Julian Faucette, Texas; Alex Jupiter, USC; Carli Lloyd, California

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Maya Moore	Basketball	Connecticut
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Jessica Breland	Basketball	North Carolina
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Sammy Macy	Field Hockey	UMass-Lowell
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Kendra Stern	Swimming & Diving	Amherst

2011–12 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Brittney Griner	Baylor	Skylar Diggins, Notre Dame; Elena Delle Donne, Delaware; Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford
Cross Country	Sheila Reid	Villanova	Jordan Hasay, Oregon; Abbey D’Agostino, Dartmouth; Emily Infield, Georgetown
Field Hockey	Megan Frazer	Maryland	Chelsea Armstrong, Northwestern; Katelyn Falgowski, North Carolina; Whitney Frates, New Hampshire
Golf	Brooke Pancake	Alabama	Lindy Duncan, Duke; Chirapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma; Emily Tubert, Arkansas
Gymnastics	Kytra Hunter	Florida	Amy Glass, Boise State; Jaime Pisani, Arkansas; Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama
Lacrosse	Taylor Thornton	Northwestern	Brittany Dashiell, Florida; Sarah Plumb, Dartmouth; Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland
Soccer	Teresa Noyola	Stanford	Lindsay Taylor, Stanford; Maya Hayes, Penn State
Softball	Keilani Ricketts	Oklahoma	Katelyn Boyd, Arizona State; Jolene Henderson, California; Jackie Traina, Alabama
Swimming & Diving	Caitlin Leverenz	California	Katinka Hosszu, USC; Megan Romano, Georgia; Breeja Larson, Texas A&M
Tennis	Nicole Gibbs	Stanford	Mallory Burdette, Stanford; Beatrice Capra, Duke; Allie Will,Florida
Track & Field	Kimberlyn Duncan	LSU	Brigetta Barrett, Arizona; Christina Manning, Ohio State; Jeneva McCall, Southern Illinois
Volleyball	Alex Jupiter	USC	Rachael Adams, Texas; Kanani Danielson, Hawaii; Kelly Murphy, Florida State

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Brittney Griner	Basketball	Baylor
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Elena Delle Donne	Basketball	Delaware
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Kari Daugherty	Basketball	Ashland
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Stacey Hagensen	Softball	Pacific Lutheran

2012–13 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Elena Delle Donne	Delaware	Skylar Diggins, Notre Dame; Brittney Griner, Baylor; Chiney Ogwumike, Stanford
Cross Country	Betsy Saina	Iowa State	Jordan Hasay, Oregon; Abbey D’Agostino, Dartmouth; Aliphine Tuliamuk-Bolton, Wichita State
Field Hockey	Katie Reinprecht	Princeton	Chelsea Armstrong, Northwestern; Megan Frazer, Maryland; Paige Selenski, Virginia
Golf	Annie Park	USC	Lindy Duncan, Duke; Stephanie Meadow, Alabama; Paula Reto, Purdue
Gymnastics	Bridget Sloan	Florida	Vanessa Zamarripa, UCLA; Rheagan Courville, LSU; Alina Weinstein, Illinois
Lacrosse	Kara Cannizzaro	North Carolina	Alex Aust, Maryland; Becca Block, Syracuse; Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland
Soccer	Crystal Dunn	North Carolina	Alina Garciamendez-Rowold, Stanford; Christine Nairn, Penn State; Ines Jaurena, Florida State
Softball	Keilani Ricketts	Oklahoma	Lauren Chamberlain, Oklahoma; Amber Freeman, Arizona State; Lauren Gibson, Tennessee
Swimming and Diving	Allison Schmitt	Georgia	Elizabeth Beisel, Florida; Breeja Larson, Texas A&M; Elizabeth Pelton, California
Tennis	Nicole Gibbs	Stanford	Lauren Embree, Florida; Sabrina Santamaria, Southern California; Mary Weatherholt,Nebraska
Track and Field	Kimberlyn Duncan	LSU	Brigetta Barrett, Arizona; Kori Carter, Stanford; Andrea Geubelle, Kansas
Volleyball	Alaina Bergsma	Oregon	Haley Eckerman, Texas; Lauren Plum, Oregon; Ariel Scott, Penn State

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Keilani Ricketts	Softball	Oklahoma
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Andrea "Drey" Mingo	Basketball	Purdue
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Kari Daugherty	Basketball	Ashland
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Allyson Fournier	Softball	Tufts

2013–14 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Breanna Stewart	Connecticut	Kayla McBride, Notre Dame; Alyssa Murphy, Maryland; Chiney Ogwumike, Stanford; Odyssey Sims, Baylor
Cross country	Abbey D'Agostino	Dartmouth	Katie Avory, Iona; Emma Bates, Boise State; Aisling Cuffe, Stanford
Field hockey	Marie Elena Bolles	Connecticut	Rachael Mack, Michigan; Jill Witmer, Maryland; Emily Wold, North Carolina
Golf	Céline Boutier	Duke	Doris Chen, USC; Alison Lee, UCLA; Annie Park, USC
Gymnastics	Kim Jacob	Alabama	Katherine Grable, Arkansas; Bridget Sloan, Florida; Emily Wong, Nebraska
Lacrosse	Taylor Cummings	Maryland	Shannon Gilroy, Florida; Alyssa Murray, Syracuse; Kayla Treanor, Syracuse
Soccer	Abby Dahlkemper	UCLA	Morgan Brian, Virginia; Crystal Dunn, North Carolina; Kassey Kallman, Florida State
Softball	Madison Shipman	Tennessee	Cheridan Hawkins, Oregon; Maddie O'Brien, Florida State; Sierra Romero, Michigan
Swimming and diving	Felicia Lee	Stanford	Maya DiRado, Stanford; Missy Franklin, California; Breeja Larson, Texas A&M; Brittany MacLean, Georgia
Tennis	Robin Anderson	UCLA	Lynn Chi, California; Danielle Collins, Virginia; Jamie Loeb, North Carolina
Track and field	Sharika Nelvis	Arkansas State	Courtney Okolo, Texas; Jenna Prandini, Oregon; Kendell Williams, Georgia
Volleyball	Krista Vansant	Washington	Haley Eckerman, Texas; Kelsey Robinson, Nebraska; Carly Wopat, Stanford

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Kim Jacob	Gymnastics	Alabama
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Arin Gilliland	Soccer	Kentucky
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Lauren Battista	Basketball	Bentley
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Christy Cazzolla	Track & Field	Wisconsin-Oshkosh

2014–15 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Breanna Stewart^[44]	Connecticut	Jewell Loyd, Notre Dame; Tiffany Mitchell, South Carolina; Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Connecticut^[45]
Cross country	Kate Avery^[46]	Iona	Emma Bates, Boise State; Sarah Disanza, Wisconsin; Rachele Schulist, Michigan State^[47]
Field hockey	Paula Heuser^[48]	Albany	Laura Gebhart, Penn State; Kelsey Harbin, Stanford; Roisin Upton, Connecticut^[49]
Golf	Emma Talley^[50]	Alabama	Bronte Law, UCLA; Gaby López, Arkansas; Leona Maguire, Duke
Gymnastics	Kytra Hunter^[51]	Florida	Georgia Dabritz, Utah; Lindsay Mable, Minnesota;  Samantha Peszek, UCLA^[52]
Lacrosse	Taylor Cummings^[53]	Maryland	Megan Douty, Maryland, Shannon Gilroy, Florida; Kayla Treanor, Syracuse^[54]
Soccer	Sam Mewis^[55]	UCLA	Morgan Brian, University of Virginia; Dagný Brynjarsdóttir, Florida State University; Shea Groom, Texas A&M University
Softball	Lauren Haegar^[56]	Florida	Lauren Chamberlain, Oklahoma; Cheridan Hawkins, Oregon; Sierra Romero, Michigan^[57]
Swimming & Diving	Missy Franklin^[58]^[59]	California	Simone Manuel, Stanford; Leah Smith, Virginia; Kelsi Worrell, Louisville^[60]
Tennis	Robin Anderson^[61]	UCLA	Brooke Austin, Florida; Jamie Loeb, North Carolina; Carol Zhao, Stanford^[62]
Track & Field	Jenna Prandini^[63]	Oregon	Kendra Harrison, Kentucky; Akela Jones, Kansas State; Demi Payne, Stephen F. Austin
Volleyball	Krista Vansant^[64]	Washington	Inky Ajanaku, Stanford; Lauren Carlini, Wisconsin; Micha Hancock, Penn State

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Missy Franklin	Swimming & Diving	California
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Imani McGee-Stafford	Basketball	Texas
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Rachel Dickinson	Field hockey	Millersville (PA)
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Allyson Fournier	Softball	Tufts

2015–16 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Breanna Stewart^[66]	Connecticut	Moriah Jefferson, Connecticut; Brianna Turner, Notre Dame; A'ja Wilson, South Carolina^[67]
Cross country	Molly Seidel^[68]	Notre Dame	Courtney Frerichs, New Mexico; Allie Ostrander, Boise State; Dominique Scott, Arkansas
Field hockey	Alyssa Manley^[69]	Syracuse	Lauren Blazing, Duke; Sarah Sprink, Maryland; Roisin Upton, Connecticut^[70]
Golf	Virginia Elena Carta	Duke	Katelyn Dambaugh, South Carolina; Cheyenne Knight, Alabama; Bronte Law, UCLA
Gymnastics	Bridget Sloan^[71]	Florida	Lindsay Mable, Minnesota; Nina McGee, Denver; Elizabeth Price, Stanford
Lacrosse	Taylor Cummings	Maryland	Alice Mercer, Maryland; Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame; Kayla Treanor, Syracuse
Soccer	Raquel Rodríguez^[72]	Penn State	Kadeisha Buchanan, West Virginia; Rachel Daly, St. John's; Emily Sonnett, Virginia^[73]
Softball	Sierra Romero^[74]	Michigan	Lexie Elkins, Louisiana at Lafayette; Megan Good, James Madison; Haylie McCleney, Alabama
Swimming & Diving	Kelsi Worrell^[75]	Louisville	Ella Eastin, Stanford; Lilly King, Indiana; Olivia Smoliga, Georgia
Tennis	Danielle Collins^[76]	Virginia	Hayley Carter, North Carolina; Francesca Di Lorenzo, Ohio State; Luisa Stefani, Pepperdine^[77]
Track & Field	Courtney Okolo	Texas	Keturah Orji, Georgia; Raven Saunders, Ole Miss; Kendell Williams, Georgia
Volleyball	Samantha Bricio	USC	Lauren Carlini, Wisconsin; Daly Santana, Minnesota; Haleigh Washington, Penn State ^[78]

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Breanna Stewart	Basketball	Connecticut
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Emily Fogle	Swimming & Diving	Purdue
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Emily Oren	Track & Field	Hillsdale
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Sydney Moss	Basketball	Thomas More

2016–17 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Kelsey Plum	Washington	Napheesa Collier, Connecticut; Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State; A'ja Wilson, South Carolina
Cross Country	Karissa Schweizer	Missouri	Erin Finn, Michigan; Katie Rainsberger, Oregon; Anna Rohrer, Notre Dame
Field Hockey	Greta Nauck	Delaware	Paula Heuser, Albany; Welma Luus, Maryland; Charlotte Veitner, Connecticut
Golf	Monica Vaughn	Arizona State	Jennifer Kupcho, Wake Forest; Andrea Lee, Stanford; Leona Maguire, Duke
Gymnastics	Alex McMurtry	Florida	Chayse Capps, Oklahoma; Ashleigh Gnat, LSU; Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma
Lacrosse	Zoe Stukenberg	Maryland	Kenzie Kent, Boston College; Marie McCool, North Carolina; Kylie Ohlmiller, Stony Brook
Soccer	Kadeisha Buchanan	West Virginia	Savannah McCaskill, South Carolina; Ashley Hatch, Brigham Young; Cassie Miller, Florida State
Softball	Kelly Barnhill	Florida	Megan Good, James Madison; Sarah Goenewegen, Minnesota; DJ Sanders, Louisiana Lafayette
Swimming & Diving	Katie Ledecky	Stanford	Kathleen Baker, California; Lilly King, Indiana; Simone Manuel, Stanford
Tennis	Danielle Collins	Virginia	Hayley Carter, North Carolina; Francesca Di Lorenzo, Ohio State; Luisa Stefani, Pepperdine
Track & Field	Kendell Williams	Georgia	Maggie Ewen, Arizona State; Keturah Orji, Georgia; Raevyn Rogers, Oregon
Volleyball	Inky Ajanaku	Stanford	Ebony Nwanebu, Texas; Kadie Rolfzen, Nebraska; Sarah Wilhite, Minnesota

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Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Katie Ledecky	Swimming & Diving	Stanford
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Nicole Stafford	Swimming & Diving	Stanford
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Carly Muscaro	Track & Field	Merrimack
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Lizzy Crist	Soccer	Washington (St. Louis)

2017–18 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	A'ja Wilson	South Carolina	Sabrina Ionescu, Oregon; Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State; Katie Lou Samuelson, Connecticut
Cross Country	Ednah Kurgat	New Mexico	Amy-Eloise Neale, Washington; Allie Ostrander, Boise State; Charlotte Taylor, San Francisco
Field Hockey^[26]	Charlotte Veitner	Connecticut	Alyssa Chillano, Duke; Ashley Hoffman, North Carolina; Lein Holsboer, Maryland
Golf	Jennifer Kupcho	Wake Forest	Andrea Lee, Stanford; Lauren Stephenson, Alabama; Lilia Vu, UCLA
Gymnastics	Christine Peng-Peng Lee	UCLA	Sarah Finnegan, LSU; Elizabeth Price, Stanford; Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma
Lacrosse	Sam Apuzzo	Boston College	Kristen Gaudian, James Madison; Marie McCool, North Carolina; Kylie Ohlmiller, Stony Brook
Soccer	Andi Sullivan	Stanford	Imani Dorsey, Duke; Jessie Fleming, UCLA; Savannah McCaskill, South Carolina
Softball	Rachel Garcia	UCLA	Kelly Barnhill, Florida; Amanda Lorenz, Florida; Paige Parker, Oklahoma
Swimming & Diving	Simone Manuel	Stanford	Ella Eastin, Stanford; Katie Ledecky, Stanford; Lilly King, Indiana
Tennis	Arianne Hartono	Ole Miss	Makenna Jones, North Carolina; Astra Sharma, Vanderbilt; Bianca Turati, Texas
Track & Field	Maggie Ewen	Arizona State	Lynna Irby, Georgia; Keturah Orji, Georgia; Karissa Schweizer, Missouri
Volleyball	Rhamat Alhassan	Florida	Simone Lee, Penn State; Kathryn Plummer, Stanford; Haleigh Washington, Penn State

Sources:^{[27][28][29][1]}

Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Simone Manuel^[79]	Swimming & Diving	Stanford
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Megan Cunningham	Track & Field/Cross Country	Missouri
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Caroline Kurgat	Track & Field	Alaska Anchorage
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Eudice Chong	Tennis	Wesleyan

2018–19 Winners and nominees

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Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Megan Gustafson	Iowa	Asia Durr, Louisville; Sabrina Ionescu, Oregon; Teaira McCowan, Mississippi State
Cross Country	Dani Jones	Colorado	Jessica Hull, Oregon; Weini Kelati, New Mexico; Alicia Monson, Wisconsin
Field Hockey	Ashley Hoffman	North Carolina	Paula Portugal, Miami (OH); Anna Willocks, Saint Joseph's; Elise Wong, Princeton
Golf	María Fassi	Arkansas	Jaravee Boonchant, Duke; Frida Kinhult, Florida State; Albane Valenzuela, Stanford
Gymnastics	Maggie Nichols	Oklahoma	Brenna Dowell, Oklahoma; Sarah Finnegan, LSU; Kyla Ross, UCLA
Lacrosse	Megan Taylor	Maryland	Sam Apuzzo, Boston College; Dempsey Arsenault, Boston College; Selena Lasota, Northwestern
Soccer	Natalia Kuikka	Florida State	Julia Ashley, North Carolina; Jordan DiBiasi, Stanford; Caitlin Farrell, Georgetown
Softball	Rachel Garcia	UCLA	Abbey Cheek, Kentucky; Caleigh Clifton, Oklahoma; Amber Fiser, Minnesota
Swimming & Diving	Lilly King	Indiana	Mallory Comerford, Louisville; Beata Nelson, Wisconsin; Abbey Weitzeil, California
Tennis	Estela Perez-Somarriba	Miami (FL)	Kate Fahey, Michigan; Katarina Jokic, Georgia; Ingrid Gamarra Martins, South Carolina
Track & Field	Yanis David	Florida	Janeek Brown, Arkansas; Allie Ostrander, Boise State; Sha'Carri Richardson, LSU
Volleyball	Kathryn Plummer	Stanford	Roni Jones-Perry, BYU; Jordyn Poulter, Illinois; Samantha Seliger-Swenson, Minnesota

Sources:^{[27][28][29][1]}

Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Rachel Garcia	Softball	UCLA
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Jenna Fessler	Volleyball	Thomas More
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Taylor Reiss	Volleyball	Southwest Minnesota State
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Madison Temple	Basketball	Thomas More

2019–20 Winners and nominees

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Due to COVID-19 issues, sports seasons were affected. The four fall sports (cross country, field hockey, soccer and volleyball) were able to conclude both their regular season and championships. The three winter sports (swimming & diving, basketball and gymnastics) were able to complete their regular seasons, but championships were canceled. The five spring sports (tennis, golf, lacrosse, softball and  track & field) were unable to hold their regular season or championships.

2019–20
Sport	Season	Regular season	Championships	Honda Sports Award
Cross Country	Fall	Completed	Completed	Announced
Field Hockey	Fall	Completed	Completed	Announced
Soccer	Fall	Completed	Completed	Announced
Volleyball	Fall	Completed	Completed	Announced
Swimming & Diving	Winter	Completed	Cancelled	Announced
Basketball	Winter	Completed	Canceled	Announced
Gymnastics	Winter	Completed	Canceled	Announced
Tennis	Spring	Canceled	Canceled	No Award
Golf	Spring	Canceled	Canceled	No Award
Lacrosse	Spring	Canceled	Canceled	No Award
Softball	Spring	Canceled	Canceled	No Award
Track & Field	Spring	Canceled	Canceled	No Award

The NCAA decisions about cancellations affected the Collegiate Women Sports Awards process.

Each of the fall sports could proceed as usual. The winter sports had a regular season without championships, but the organization concluded it could select nominees and winners based upon regular season results.  However, with no regular season or championships for the spring sports, the organization was forced to conclude that no awards could be issued for those five sports.

The winners of each of the twelve sports are considered for both the Top Three award and the overall Honda Cup—but because not all sports are represented, the decision was made not to do selections for the Top Three or overall Honda Cup. In addition, the DII and DIII award is across all sports. While nominees in some sports were selected, not all sports are represented, so there will be no DII or DIII award winner for this year. The Inspiration Award will continue as usual.^[13]

Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Sabrina Ionescu	Oregon	Dana Evans, Louisville; Tyasha Harris, South Carolina; Aari McDonald, Arizona
Cross Country	Weini Kelati	New Mexico	Katie Izzo, Arkansas; Taylor Werner, Arkansas; Alicia Monson, Wisconsin
Field Hockey	Erin Matson	North Carolina	Svea Boker, UConn; Mercedes Pastor, Louisville; Clara Roth, Princeton
Golf	No award due to COVID-19
Gymnastics	Kyla Ross	UCLA	Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma; Lexy Ramler, Minnesota; Trinity Thomas, Florida
Lacrosse	No award due to COVID-19
Soccer	Catarina Macario	Stanford	Mikayla Colohan, BYU; Jessie Fleming, UCLA; Emily Fox, North Carolina
Softball	No award due to COVID-19
Swimming & Diving	Abbey Weitzeil	California	Erika Brown, Tennessee; Maggie MacNeil, Michigan; Beata Nelson, Wisconsin
Tennis	No award due to COVID-19
Track & Field	No award due to COVID-19
Volleyball	Jenna Gray	Stanford	Yossiana Pressley, Baylor; Dana Rettke, Wisconsin;  Jordan Thompson, Cincinnati

Sources:^{[27][28][29][1]}

Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	No award due to COVID-19
Honda Inspiration Award winner	To be announced
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	No award due to COVID-19
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	No award due to COVID-19

2020–21 winners and nominees

COVID-19 continued to affect college sports seasons in 2020–21. Of the three NCAA divisions, the only one that held championships in any fall sport (cross country, field hockey, soccer, volleyball) was Division I, and even then all of those championship events were held in spring 2021 instead of fall 2020. Divisions II and III held no championships in any fall sport. Of the three winter sports covered by the Honda Award program, the only one whose regular season and championship was held as scheduled was gymnastics, a sport with a single championship open to members of all NCAA divisions. In both basketball and swimming & diving, Divisions I and II held their regular seasons and championship events (although D-II had a reduced field), but most D-III members opted out of winter sports entirely, leading to that division's championships being canceled. Only the five spring sports (tennis, golf, lacrosse, softball, track & field) were largely unaffected, with all divisions holding regular seasons and championships in each sport.

Because of continued disruptions in D-II and D-III, the presenters concluded that no athlete of the year awards would be presented in those divisions.

Sources:^[80]

Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	NaLyssa Smith	Baylor	Dana Evans, Louisville; Naz Hillmon, Michigan; Rhyne Howard, Kentucky^[81]
Cross Country	Mercy Chelangat	Alabama	Amaris Tyynismaa, Alabama; Mahala Norris, Air Force; Taylor Roe, Oregon State^[82]
Field Hockey	Erin Matson	North Carolina	Sophie Hamilton, UConn; Megan Schneider, Louisville; Corinne Zanolli, Stanford^[83]
Golf	Rachel Heck	Stanford	Angelina Ye, Stanford; Emma Spitz, UCLA; Maja Stark, Oklahoma State^[84]
Gymnastics	Anastasia Webb	Oklahoma	Luisa Blanco, Alabama; Lynnzee Brown, Denver; Lexy Ramler, Minnesota^[85]
Lacrosse	Charlotte North	Boston College	Lizzie Colson, Maryland; Ally Kennedy, Stony Brook; Taylor Moreno, North Carolina^[86]
Soccer	Alex Loera	Santa Clara	Emily Alvarado, TCU; Jaelin Howell, Florida State; Ally Schlegel, Penn State^[87]
Softball	Rachel Garcia	UCLA	Montana Fouts, Alabama; Dejah Mulipola, Arizona; Sami Williams, Iowa State^[88]
Swimming & Diving	Sarah Bacon	Minnesota	Sophie Hansson, NC State; Maggie MacNeil, Michigan; Paige Madden, Virginia^[89]
Tennis	Sara Daavettila	North Carolina	Katarina Jokic, Georgia; Emma Navarro, Virginia; Estela Pérez Somarriba, Miami^[90]
Track & Field	Anna Cockrell	USC	Tara Davis, Texas; Tyra Gittens, Texas A&M; Athing Mu, Texas A&M^[91]
Volleyball	Madison Lilley	Kentucky	Logan Eggleston, Texas; Dana Rettke, Wisconsin; Stephanie Samedy, Minnesota^[92]

Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Rachel Garcia^[93]	Softball	UCLA
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Asjia O'Neal^[94]	Volleyball	Texas
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	No award due to COVID-19
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	No award due to COVID-19

2021–22 winners and nominees

Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Aliyah Boston^[95]	South Carolina	Caitlin Clark, Iowa; Rhyne Howard, Kentucky; NaLyssa Smith, Baylor^[96]
Cross Country	Whittni Orton	BYU	Mercy Chelangat, Alabama; Cailie Logue, Iowa State; Ceili McCabe, West Virginia^[97]
Field Hockey	Jill Bolton	Liberty	Brooke DeBerdine, Maryland; Erin Matson, North Carolina; Maddy Murphy, Iowa^[98]
Golf	Rose Zhang	Stanford	Alexandra Försterling, Arizona State; Ingrid Lindblad, LSU; Natasha Andrea Oon, San Jose State^[99]
Gymnastics	Trinity Thomas	Florida	Jade Carey, Oregon State; Sunisa Lee, Auburn; Lexy Ramler, Minnesota^[100]
Lacrosse	Jamie Ortega	North Carolina	Ally Mastroianni, North Carolina; Charlotte North, Boston College; Emily Sterling, Maryland^[101]
Soccer	Jaelin Howell	Florida State	Mikayla Colohan, BYU; Gabby Provenzano, Rutgers; Kelsey Turnbow, Santa Clara^[102]
Softball	Jocelyn Alo	Oklahoma	Georgina Corrick, South Florida; Danielle Gibson, Arkansas; Baylee Klingler, Washington^[103]
Swimming & Diving	Kate Douglass	Virginia	Alexandra Walsh, Virginia; Katharine Berkoff, NC State; Tarrin Gilliland, Indiana^[104]
Tennis	Peyton Stearns	Texas	Eryn Cayetano, USC; Sarah Hamner, South Carolina; Emma Navarro, Virginia^[105]
Track & Field	Abby Steiner	Kentucky	Anna Hall, Tennessee; Jasmine Moore, Tennessee; Camryn Rogers, California^[106]
Volleyball	Dana Rettke	Wisconsin	Tori Dilfer, Louisville; Logan Eggleston, Texas; Stephanie Samedy, Minnesota^[107]

Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Aliyah Boston^[108]	Basketball	South Carolina
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Lauren Thibodeau^[109]	Golf	Louisville
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Jazmin Petrantonio^[110]	Field hockey	Shippensburg
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Erin Nicholas^[111]	Field hockey	Middlebury

2022–23 winners and nominees

Sport	Winner	College	Finalists
Basketball	Caitlin Clark^[112]^[113]	Iowa	Aliyah Boston, South Carolina; Caitlin Clark, Iowa; Mackenzie Holmes, Indiana; Maddy Siegrist, Villanova^[114]
Cross Country	Katelyn Tuohy^[115]^[116]	NC State	Kesley Chmiel, NC State; Katelyn Tuohy, NC State; Elise Stearns, Northern Arizona; Parker Valby, Florida^[117]
Field Hockey	Erin Matson^[118]	North Carolina	Bente Baekers, Northwestern; Sophia Gladieux, Penn State; Erin Matson, North Carolina, Beth Yeager, Princeton^[119]
Golf	Rose Zhang^[120]^[121]	Stanford	Jenny Bae, Georgia; Ingrid Lindblad, LSU; Julia Lopez Ramirez, Mississippi State University; Rose Zhang, Stanford
Gymnastics	Trinity Thomas^[122]	Florida	Haleigh Bryant, LSU; Jade Carey, Oregon State; Raena Worley, Kentucky
Lacrosse	Izzy Scane^[123]	Northwestern	Izzy Scane, Northwestern; Delaney Sweitzer, Syracuse; Sam Thacker, Denver; Jillian Wilson, Loyola Maryland
Soccer	Lilly Reale^[124]	UCLA	Tori Hansen, North Carolina; Jenna Nighswonger, Florida State; Lilly Reale, UCLA; Reyna Reyes, Alabama^[125]
Softball	Montana Fouts^[126]	Alabama	Megan Faraimo, UCLA; Kiki Milloy, Tennessee; Ashley Rogers, Tennessee^[127]
Swimming & Diving	Kate Douglass^[128]	Virginia	Kate Douglass, Virginia; Gretchen Walsh, Virginia; Maggie MacNeil, North Carolina; Aranza Vazquez North Carolina^[129]
Tennis	Fiona Crawley^[130]	North Carolina	Fiona Crawley, North Carolina; Lea Ma, Georgia; Mary Stoiana, Texas A&M; Fangran Tian, UCLA
Track & Field	Jasmine Moore^[131]	Florida	Julien Alfred, Texas; Jasmine Moore, Florida; Ackera Nugent, Arkansas; Britton Wilson, Arkansas
Volleyball	Logan Eggleston^[132]	Texas	Gabby Blossom, San Diego; Claire Chaussee, Louisville; Logan Eggleston, Texas; Kendall Kip, Stanford^[133]

Award	Winner	Sport	College
Honda Cup Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year	Caitlin Clark^[134]	Basketball	Iowa
Honda Inspiration Award winner	Mahalia White^[135]^[136]	Volleyball	North Florida
DII Honda Athlete of the Year	Brooke Olson^[137]^[138]	Basketball	Minnesota Duluth
DIII Honda Athlete of the Year	Jane Earley^[139]^[140]^[141]	Lacrosse	Middlebury

See also

• Honda-Broderick Cup
• National Collegiate Athletic Association#Individual awards
• Honda Sports Award (basketball)
• List of sports awards honoring women

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External links

• Honda Award official website