뚷뺚 1붥(됷)> Australian. Since 2007, Stephanie Gilmore has been ranked No. 1 in the world by the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP). From August 2008 to December, she won the Rip Curl Pro Mademoiselle, the Moviestar Classic Mancora Peru, the Roxy Pro Sunset and the Billabong Pro Maui competitions, cementing her No. 1 position in the final 2008 ASP Women갽s World Tour Ratings with 7,188 points; the second-place finisher had 1,654 fewer points than Gilmore. In March 2009, she won the Roxy Pro Gold Coast competition. Gilmore came in second place at the Rip Curl Women갽s Pro Bells Beach competition (April).
긆[긚긣깋깏귺멗롨. 2007봏댥뚣궳, 긚긡긬궬궔귞긎깑긾귺궼긵깓긖[긲귻깛떐됵맊둉 1댧궸깋깛긏궠귢궲뿀궫. 2008봏 8뙉궔귞 12뙉귏궳, 붯룛궼깏긞긵긇[깑긵깓}긤긾귺[깑, [긮[긚^[긏깋긘긞긏긽깛긓궬궴긻깑[긓긞긵, 깓긞긏긘긵깓깛긜긞궴긮깋뺭긵깓}긂귽묈됵궳뾆룦궢궶궕귞, 7,188 |귽깛긣궳 2008봏긘[긛깛 ASP 룛븫깗[깑긤긟귺[깋깛긌깛긐궳긥깛긫[깗깛궻먊귩뚂귕궫; 2댧궸뢎궑궫멗롨궼긎깑긾귺귝귟 1,654_귖룺궶궔궯궫. 2009봏 3뙉궸, 붯룛궼깓긞긏긘긵깓긕[깑긤긓긚긣묈됵궳뾆룦궢궫. 4뙉궸둎궔귢궫깏긳긇깑룛맜긵깓긹깑긚뷈궑븊궚묈됵궳궼 2댧궸볺궯궲뿀궫.
뚷뺚 2붥(됷)> Lindsey Jacobellis (Snowboarding) & #8211; American. Since September 2008, she has won six Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS) World Cup Series competitions. She won her second straight Snowboarder X crown at the Winter X Games 13 in January 2009 and is currently tied for most snowboarding gold medals by a female with five. Jacobellis won her 18th Snowboard World Cup at Quebec"s Stoneham Mountain Resort (February). Also in February, she won the women갽s U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix at California갽s Boreal Resort. At the World Cup in La Molina, Spain, she won her fifth World Cup of this season, despite trailing for most of the race (March).
깏깛긙긗긓긹깑깏긚 (긚긩[{[긢귻깛긐) - 귺긽깏긇멗롨. 2008봏 9뙉댥뚣궳, 붯룛궼 6뙿궻뜎띧긚긌[쁀뼼(FIS) 깗[깑긤긇긞긵긘깏[긛묈됵궳뾆룦궢궫. 붯룛궼 2009봏 1뙉 긂귻깛^[ X긒[ 13궳 2봏쁀뫏긚긩[{[_[ X 긏깋긂깛귩 롦궯궫궢뙸띪뚙궰궻뗠긽_깑궳룛 멗롨 띍뫝긚긩[{[긤뗠긽_깑벏뿦귩맟궢궲궋귡. 긗긓긹깑깏긚궼 2뙉궸긏긃긹긞긏궻긚긣깛긶}긂깛긡깛깏][긣궳둎궔귢궫묉18됷긚긩[{[긤깗[깑긤긇긞긵궳뾆룦궢궫궢, 2뙉궸귏궫긇깏긲긅깑긦귺궻{깒귺깑깏][긣궳둎궔귢궫 룛맜귺긽깏긇긚긩[{[긢귻깛긐긐깋깛긵깏귖뾆룦궢궫. 3뙉 긚긻귽깛궻궬궴긾깏긥궳둎궔귢궫깗[깑긤긇긞긵궳, 떍땆(똧딠)궻묈븫빁귩덙궖궣궲뚣귩믁궋|궚궫궸귖궔궔귦귞궦, 붯룛궼뜞뱗긘[긛깛뚙붥뽞깗[깑긤긇긞긵귩롦귡궬.
뚷뺚 3붥(됷)> Yu-Na Kim (Figure Skating) & #8211; Korean. Currently, Yu-Na Kim is the world갽s No. 1 female figure skater. In October 2008, she won the Skate America competition with the second-place finisher behind by almost 21 points. Kim then went on to win the gold at the Cup of China (November). At the International Skating Union (ISU) Grand Prix of Figure Skating, she came in second, trailing the winner by 2.2 points (December). In February 2009, Kim won the Four Continents Figure Skating Championship; the second-place finisher trailed again by 21 points. She set two world records for highest scores in the short program and overall at the ISU World Figure Skating Championship (March). Kim is the first South Korean to win the World Figure Skating Championship.
긎깉깛귝 (긲귻긎깄귺긚긑[긡귻깛긐) - 듰뜎멗롨. 뙸띪긎깉깛귺궼맊둉 1댧궻긲귻긎깄귺긚긑[^[궬. 2008봏 10뙉궸, 붯룛궼 2댧궴귌궴귪궵 21_뜼궳긚긑[긣귺긽깏긇묈됵궳뾆룦궢궫. 긎깉깛귺궼덇뺖릋귪궳 11뙉궸`긿귽긥긓긞긵궳귖뗠긽_깑귩롦궯궫. 12뙉궸둎궔귢궫 ISU 긐깋깛긵깏긲@귽긥깑궳붯룛궼2.2_뜼궳 1댧멗롨궻 뚣귩믁궯궲, 2댧궸뤵궕궯궫. 2009봏 2뙉궸, 긎깉깛귺궼 4CC궳뾆룦궢궫; 2댧귩궢궫멗롨궼 21_뜼궳긎깉깛귺궻뚣귩덙궖똯궋궬. 3뙉궸둎궔귢궫 ISU 깗[깑긤긲귻긎깄귺긚긑[긡귻깛긐`긿깛긯긆깛긘긞긵궳붯룛궼긘깈[긣긵깓긐깋궴몟_궳덇붥뛼궋_릶궳 볫궰궻 맊둉륷딯^귩뿧궲궫. 긎깉깛귺궼깗[깑긤`긿깛긯긆깛긘긞긵궳뾆룦궢궫띍룊궻듰뜎멗롨궬.
뚷뺚 4붥(됷)> Courtney Kupets (Gymnastics) & #8211; American. Courtney Kupets is the gymnastics all-time NCAA leader with nine individual championships, including three all-around titles. At the end of the 2009 season and her senior year, she had all-around figures of 39.9, 39.85 and 39.8, which rank second, fourth and sixth on the University of Georgia gymnastics all-time list. Kupets was then chosen as the American Athletic Association (AAI) National Senior Gymnast of the Year and the Southeastern Conference Gymnast of the Year. In April 2009, she led Georgia to its fifth straight NCAA championship as she scored 10s on vault and bars and 9.95s on beam and floor. Shortly after, Kupets was awarded her second Honda Sports Award for gymnastics (June). Also in June, she was awarded the Honda-Broderick Cup as the nation갽s top collegiate female athlete.
긓[긣궬궔귞긏긻긟 (뫬) - 귺긽깏긇멗롨. 긓[긣궬궔귞긏긻긟궼랳궰궻몟뜃^귽긣깑귩듵귪궳, 뗣뙿궻뙿릐`긿깛긯긆깛^귽긣깑귩렃궯궫멣밮뚷 NCAA 뫬귩멠벑궥귡멗롨궬. 2009봏긘[긛깛궴붯룛궻긘긦귺 긘[긛깛궕 뢎귦귡렄, 긙깈[긙묈둾뫬뜞봏^귽뼹뺣궳붯룛궼 39.3, 39,85궴 39.8궻릶뭠궸궩귢궪귢 2댧궴 4댧, 6댧궸깋깛긏궠귢궫. 긏긻긟궼 궞궻렄 귺긽깏긇뫬덄떐됵(AAI)궻뜞봏궻빫궓땪븿긘긦귺뫬멗롨궸멗믦궠귢궫. 2009봏 4뙉궸, 붯룛궼, 뮫봭궴빟뛱_궳궼 10_귩, 궩궢궲빟뗉묇궴룿^벍궳궼 9.95_귩딯^궢궲, 긙깈[긙묈둾귩 5봏쁀뫏 NCAA `긿깛긯긆깛긘긞긵 뾆룦궸벑궋궫. 궩궻뮳뚣궸, 긏긻긟궼붯룛궻볫붥뽞긼깛_긚|[긟뤵 (뫬븫뽩)귩롷뤮궢궫. 귏궫 6뙉궸, 붯룛궼 귺긽깏긇궻띍뛼묈둾맯룛맜^벍멗롨궳긼깛_-긳깓긢깏긞긏긓긞긵귩롷뤮궢궫.
뚷뺚 5붥(됷)> Jessica Long (Swimming) & #8211; American. At the 2008 Paralympic Games in September, Jessica Long won gold medals in the 100m butterfly, 100m freestyle, 200m individual medley and 400m freestyle, a silver medal in the 100m backstroke and a bronze medal in the 100m breaststroke. She also set a world and Paralympic record in the 100m freestyle, the 200m individual medley and the 400m freestyle. In March 2009, she received a Courage Award at the 16th Annual Courage Awards hosted by Tempe Sports Authority. Long then won a silver medal for the 100m backstroke at the Paralympic World Cup (May).
[긘긇깓깛긐 (긚귽~깛긐) - 귺긽깏긇. 2008봏 9뙉뤳둙롌긆깏깛긯긞긏궳[긘긇깓깛긐궼 100긽[긣깑긫^긲깋귽, 100긽[긣깑렔뾕^, 200빫~뭤뙿릐긽긤깒[궴 400긽[긣깑렔뾕^궳뗠긽_깑귩롦궯궫궢, 100긽[긣깑봶뎙궳궼뗢긽_깑귩, 100긽[긣깑빟뎙궗궳궼벟긽_깑귩롦궯궫. 붯룛궼귏궫 100긽[긣깑렔뾕^궴 200긽[긣깑뙿릐긽긤깒[궩궢궲 400긽[긣깑렔뾕^궳맊둉륷딯^궴뤳둙롌긆깏깛긯긞긏륷딯^귩롽뿧궢궫. 2009봏 3뙉궸, 붯룛궼긡긻긚|[긟@듫궳롥띊궥귡묉16됷봏쀡긇깒[궬[뾇딠] 뤮귩롷궚궫. 궩궎궢궫뚣 5뙉궸[긘긇깓깛긐궼뤳둙롌깗[깑긤긇긞긵궳 100긽[긣깑봶뎙뗢긽_깑귩롦궯궫.
뚷뺚 6붥(됷)> Lorena Ochoa (Golf) & #8211; Mexican. Since April 2007, Lorena Ochoa has been ranked No. 1 in the Rolex Women갽s World Golf Rankings. In December 2008, she was the Rolex Player of the Year for the third straight year. By the end of 2008, Ochoa ranked No. 1 in rounds under par (61 of 83), rounds in the 60s (43 of 83), top-10 finishes (17 of 22), greens hit (876 of 1,224), scoring average (69.70), drive average (269.3) and Rolex points (314). Currently, she ranks No. 1 in rounds in the 60s (19 of 39), scoring average (69.77) and is No. 2 in career money with $13.9 million. In March and April 2009, Ochoa finished first in the Honda LPGA Thailand event and the Corona Championship, respectively. So far this season, she has had five top-10 finishes. Ochoa also won two 2009 ESPY awards, for Best International Female Athlete and Best Female Golfer.
깓[깏긄귘긆깈귺 (긕깑긲) - 긽긌긘긓. 2007봏 4뙉댥뚣궳, 긆깈귺궼깓깒긞긏긚룛맜맊둉 긕깑긲깋깛긌깛긐궳 1댧궸깋깛긏궠귢궲뿀궫. 2008봏 12뙉궸, 붯룛궼 3봏쁀뫏궳 깓깒긞긏긚궕멗믦궥귡뜞봏궻멗롨궸궶궯궫. 2008봏뼎궸, 긆깈귺궼귺깛_[궶궕봌(83 뭷 61) 깋긂깛긤궳, 60궶궕봌묇(83 뭷 43)궳뢎궑궫깋긂깛긤궳, 긣긞긵10(22깣묈됵궻뭷궳 17붥(됷))궳뢎궑궫깋긂깛긤궳, 궩궢궲긐깏[깛밒뭷뿦(1,224됿뭷 876됷)궴빟뗉_릶(69.70), 빟뗉긤깋귽긳(269.3)궳긥깛긫[깗깛궸깋깛긏궠귢궫궢 1,360뼔긤깑궳뤮뗠깋깛긌깛긐궼 2댧궸뤵궯궲뿀궲궋귡. 2009봏 3뙉궴 4뙉궸, 긆깈귺궼긼깛_ LPGA ^귽묈됵궴@궳귖`긿깛긯긆깛긘긞긵궳궩귢궪귢 1댧귩궢궫. 뜞뱗긘[긛깛 뜞귏궳, 붯룛궼 뚙됷궻긣긞긵10 릋볺귩됈궫궢궫. 긆깈귺궼귏궫, 띍뛼궻뜎띧룛맜멗롨궴띍뛼궻룛맜긕깑긲멗롨궸멗궽귢궲, 볫궰궻 2009 ESPY 귺깗[긤귩롷뤮궢궫.
뚷뺚 7붥(됷)> Danica Patrick (Auto Racing) & #8211; American. Currently Danica Patrick ranks fifth in the Indy Racecar League (IRL), the highest rank a woman has achieved. She trails the leader by only 81 points, with a total of 266 points. She has five top-five finishes and eight top-10 finishes and has led 24 laps this season. Her current earnings total $788,305, the most among the three women in the IRL and third overall. In May 2009, Patrick finished third in the Indianapolis 500, the best-ever finish by a woman, after starting 10th.
긢긦긇긬긣깏긞긏 (렔벍롎깒[긘깛긐) - 귺긽깏긇. 뙸띪긢긦긇긬긣깏긞긏궼귽깛긢귻깒귽긚긇깏[긐(IRL)궳 5댧궸깋깛긏궠귢궲궋귡. 궞귢궼룛맜깒[긖[궕맟궢궫띍뛼궻룈댧궬. 붯룛궼몟_ 266_궳, 귘궯궴 81_궻 뜼궳먩벆귩믁궋|궚궲궋귡. 붯룛궼뚙됷귘긣긞긵5궸볺궯궲떍땆귩뢎궑궫궢, 긣긞긵10궳뢎궑궫럫뜃궕뵬됷궳궇귟, 뜞뱗긘[긛깛 24붥(됷)궻뒶몪귩벑궋궫. 붯룛궻뙸띪뾃볺궼 78뼔 8,305긤깑궳, IRL궸뫌궢궫랳릐궻뼹궻룛맜멄릶궻뭷궳덇붥뫝궘궲멣뫬궳궼 3댧궬. 2009봏 5뙉궸, 긬긣깏긞긏궼귽깛긢귻귺긥|깏긚 500 묈됵궳 10댧궸뢯뵯궢궲 3댧궸뢎궑귡몵궑궫궻궸, 궞귢궼룛맜깒[긖[궳궼띍뛼궻맟먓궬.
뚷뺚 8붥(됷)> Kerron Stewart (Track & Field) & #8211; Jamaican. Kerron Stewart is ranked No. 1 in the World Athletics Tour for the 100m and No. 4 for the 200m. In April 2009, she won the 200m race at the Sun Angel Classic. Stewart then won the 100m at a competition in Doha, Qatar and again at one in Kingston, Jamaica (May). In June, she placed second in the 100m at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Ore., and then won the 100m in Berlin, Germany. Stewart won the 100m at the Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway, and the 200m at Lausanne (July). She then went on to win the 100m again in Paris (July).
`긿ㅡ깓깛긚`깄귺[긣 (뿤뤵) - 긙긿}귽긇. `긿ㅡ깓깛 긚`깄귺[긣궼 100긽[긣깑뿤뤵궳맊둉뫬덄긟귺[(WAT) 긥깛긫[깗깛궳 200긽[긣깑궼맊둉 4댧궬. 2009봏 4뙉궸, 붯룛궼긖깛긄깛[깑긏깋긘긞긏궳 200긽[긣깑떍몪귩뾆룦궢궫. 궩궎궢궫뚣 5뙉궸 긚`깄귺[긣궼긇^[깑뱊됋궳둎궔귢궫묈됵궳 100긽[긣깑뾆룦귩 궢궫궢궩궢궲긙긿}귽긇긎깛긐긚긣깛궳둎궔귢궫럫뜃궳귏궫뾆룦귩궢궫. 6뙉궸, 붯룛궼긆깒긕깛뒗뿯릛궳둎궔귢궫긲깏[긲긅깛긡귽깛긏깋긘긞긏궳 100긽[긣깑 2댧귩궢궫궢, 귏궫궩귪궶뚣긤귽긟긹깑깏깛궳궼 100긽[긣깑뾆룦귩궢궫. 7뙉궸 긚`깄귺[긣궼긩깑긂긃[긆긚깓궻긮긚깑깒긞긒[궳 100긽[긣깑귩뾆룦궢궫궢, 깓[긗깛궳궼 200긽[긣깑궳뾆룦궢궫. 붯룛궼뫏궋궲 7뙉궸긬깏궳둎궔귢궫묈됵궻 100긽[긣깑떍몪궳 귏궫뾆룦궢궫.
뚷뺚 9붥(됷)> Lindsey Vonn (Alpine Skiing) & #8211; American. From November 2008 to January 2009, Lindsey Vonn won her first World Cup slalom in Levi, Finland and the super combined race (a downhill run and a slalom run) in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, Austria. In February, she earned gold medals in both the downhill and the Super G at the Alpine World Championship, became the winningest female ski racer in American history after she won the Super G in Tarvisio, Italy, securing her 19th World Cup victory and she won the World Cup downhill title for the second straight season, becoming the second American to win the title back-to-back. In March, she was the first woman to win the overall World Cup for two straight seasons. At the end of the 2009 season, she was first in the Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS) Women갽s Overall Standings with 1,788 points; 350 points ahead of second place, and had a U.S. record (male or female) nine World Cup wins in a single season. She is currently ranked No. 1 by the FIS in the Alpine World Cup.
깏깛긙{ (귺깑긬귽깛긚긌[) - 귺긽깏긇. 2008봏 11뙉궔귞 2009봏 1뙉귏궳, 깏깛긙{궼긲귻깛깋깛긤깒긮[궳둎궔귢궫깗[깑긤긇긞긵 붯룛궻 됷]궳룊귕궸뾆룦궢궫궢긆[긚긣깏귺궻귺깑긡깛}깑긏긣-`@긂긑깛긙(?)궳둎궔귢궫긚[긬[몟뜃떍땆궳뾆룦궢궫. 2뙉궸, 붯룛궼귺깑긬귽깛깗[깑긤`긿깛긯긆깛긘긞긵궳뒍~궴긚[긬[G 볫궰둊궳뗠긽_깑귩롦궯궫궢, 귽^깏귺^깑긮긘긆궳긚[긬[G 뾆룦귩궢궫뚣궸붯룛궻뗣붥뽞깗[깑긤긇긞긵 뾆룦귩뚂귕궶궕귞귺긽깏긇쀰럍뤵띍뫝룦뿕귩궇귡룛맜긚긌[멗롨궸궶궯궫. 궩궢궲볫궰궻긘[긛깛쁀뫏궳깗[깑긤긇긞긵 뒍~궳 뾆룦귘궯궲, 뫏궋궲^귽긣깑귩롦궯궫볫붥뽞귺긽깏긇멗롨궸궶궯궫. 3뙉궸, 붯룛궼볫궰궻긘[긛깛쁀뫏몟뜃깗[깑긤긇긞긵귩롦궯궫띍룊궻룛멗롨궸궶궯궫. 2009봏긘[긛깛궕뢎귦귡렄, 붯룛궼 1,788|귽깛긣궳 뜎띧 긚긌[쁀뼼(FIS) 룛븫뽩몟뜃 1댧궸뤵궕궯궫; 2댧귝귟 350_귖먩궸릋귪궳궋궲, 뭁덇긘[긛깛궔귞 9뙿궻깗[깑긤긇긞긵뾆룦궴궋궎귺긽깏긇딯^(뭞룛듵귒)귖렃궯궫. 붯룛궼뙸띪귺깑긬귽깛깗[깑긤긇긞긵궳 FIS궕봃귕귡긥깛긫[깗깛궬.
뚷뺚 10붥(됷)> Serena Williams (Tennis) & #8211; American. In September 2008, Serena Williams was ranked No. 1 for the second time in her career. She was also the top WTA Tour Prize Money leader with more than $3.8 million total (November). In January 2009, Williams won her 10th Grand Slam singles title at the Australian Open after defeating Dinara Safina, currently ranked No. 1 in the WTA. She was also named the 2008 Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Player of the Year (March). In July, Williams beat her sister Venus at the fourth all-Williams Wimbledon final, capturing her third Wimbledon title and her 11th Grand Slam Championship. She is currently ranked No. 2 by the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour. Williams also won a 2009 ESPY award for Best Female Tennis Player.
긜깒귘긂귻깏귺긚 (긡긦긚) - 귺긽깏긇. 2008봏 9뙉궸, 긜깒귘긂귻깏귺긚궼붯룛궻멗롨똮쀰궳볫붥뽞궳긥깛긫[깗깛궻먊궸뤵궕궯궫. 붯룛궼귏궫 11뙉궸뤮뗠몟뒂 380뼔긤깑댥뤵귩먑궋궳맊둉긡긦긚떐됵(WTA) 긟귺[긵깋귽긛뤮뗠깋깛긌깛긐 1댧궸궶궯궫. 2009봏 1뙉궸, 긂귻깏귺긚궼긢|긥궬궴긖긯긥귩뫿궚궲긆[긚긣깋깏귺긆[긵깛궳뙿릐믅럁 10붥뽞긐깋깛긤긚깋긘깛긐깑귩롦귟궶궕귞, 뙸띪 WTA 뚺봃맊둉깋깛긌깛긐 1댧궸궶궯궫. 붯룛궼귏궫 3뙉궸 2008봏긘[긛깛긦|긄깏긞긏긚깛 WTA 긟귺[뜞봏궻멗롨궸뚁뼹궠귢궫. 7뙉궸, 긂귻깏귺긚궼긂귻깏귺긚럒뻺궕됵궯궫럏붥뽞뙂룦먰궳붯룛궻궓럒궠귪궳궇귡긮[긥긚귩뫿궚궲, 붯룛궻랳붥뽞긂귻깛긳깑긤깛^귽긣깑귩 렃궯궲뛱궖궶궕귞 벏렄궸믅럁 11붥(됷)뽞긐깋깛긤긚깋`긿깛긯긆깛긘긞긵귩롦궯궫. 붯룛궼뙸띪긦|긄깏긞긏긚깛 WTA 긟귺[궳 2댧궸뤵궯궲뿀궲궋귡. 긂귻깏귺긚궼귏궫띍뛼궻룛맜긡긦긚멗롨궸멗궽귢궲 2009 ESPY 귺깗[긤귩롷뤮궢궫.