토토사이트

Allyson Felix, Naomi Osaka Earn Women's Sports Awards 

NEW YORK (AP) — Olympians Allyson Felix and Jordan Larson were respected as Sportswomen of the Year by the Women's Sports Foundation. 

Allyson Felix, Naomi Osaka Earn Women's Sports Awards 토토사이트

NEW YORK (AP) — Olympians Allyson Felix and Jordan Larson were regarded as Sportswomen of the Year by the Women's Sports Foundation. 

Felix won two honors at the Tokyo Games — giving her 11 in her job — to outflank Carl Lewis as the most breathed new live into American in olympic style sports history. Larson drove the U.S. Women's volleyball group to win against Brazil for its first Olympic gold honor. 

Naomi Osaka secured the Wilma Rudolph Courage Award for conveying regard for social liberties and mental prosperity issues at the Annual Salute to Women in Sports on Wednesday night. 

"I got the guts just to stand up growing up and seeing each one people around me doing bewildering things," Osaka said, "and not having any fear and supporting what they trust in." 

Kim Ng of the Miami Marlins, the essential female senior manager in baseball, gotten the Billie Jean King Leadership Award. Larry Scott, the past officer of the Pac 12 and past CEO of the WTA Tour, recognized the Champion for Equality Award. 

A get-together at the New-York Historical Society before the virtual amusement event featured King similarly as past baseball manager Joe Torre, Olympic hockey star Meghan Duggan, betray World Cup champion Julie Foudy, Stanford women's ball tutor Tara VanDerveer and Women's Sports Foundation President Phaidra Knight. 

Felix won two awards at the Tokyo Games — giving her 11 in her vocation — to outperform Carl Lewis as the most finished American in olympic style events history. Larson drove the U.S. Ladies' volleyball crew to triumph against Brazil for its first Olympic gold decoration. 

Naomi Osaka procured the Wilma Rudolph Courage Award for carrying attention to civil rights and emotional wellness issues at the Annual Salute to Women in Sports on Wednesday night. 

"I got the mental fortitude just to stand up growing up and seeing each individuals around me doing astonishing things," Osaka said, "and not having any dread and defending what they have confidence in." 

Kim Ng of the Miami Marlins, the main female head supervisor in baseball, gotten the Billie Jean King Leadership Award. Larry Scott, the previous magistrate of the Pac 12 and previous CEO of the WTA Tour, acknowledged the Champion for Equality Award. 

A gathering at the New-York Historical Society in front of the virtual entertainment pageant highlighted King just as previous baseball director Joe Torre, Olympic hockey star Meghan Duggan, double cross World Cup champion Julie Foudy, Stanford ladies' ball mentor Tara VanDerveer and Women's Sports Foundation President Phaidra Knight.