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SLAM! Sports Century in Review INTERACTIVE CONTESTS ALSO ON SLAM!  |
DIVING TO FOOTBALL DIVING U.S. Spring National Championships Men 1-meter springboard -- Mark Ruiz, Orlando, Fla. 3-meter springboard -- David Pichler, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 10-meter platform -- Ruiz Women 1-meter springboard -- Rachelle Smith, West Valley City, Utah 3-meter springboard -- Erica Sorgi, Mission Viejo, Calif. 10-meter platform -- Laura Wilkinson, The Woodlands, Texas U.S. Spring National Championships Men 1-meter springboard -- Mark Ruiz, Orlando, Fla. 3-meter springboard -- Ruiz 10-meter platform -- Ruiz Women 1-meter springboard -- Michelle Rojohn, Olathe, Kan. 3-meter springboard -- Erica Sorgi, Mission Viejo, Calif. 10-meter platform -- Sorgi DOG SHOWS Westminster Kennel Club Best-In-Show -- Ch. Parsifal di Casa Netzer, standard schnauzer, owned by Rita Holloway and Gabrio Del Torre of Newark, Del. Toy -- Ch. Briarhill Rock and Roll, Japanese chin, owned by Diane Meyer and Geraldine Craddock of Kingwood, Texas. Working -- Ch. Parsifal di Casa Netzer Terrier -- Ch. Random Reaction, fox terrier, owned by Taffe and James McFadden of Acampo, Calif. Non-sporting -- Ch. Ch. Spotlight's Spectacular, Dalmatian, owned by Mrs. Alan Robson of Glenmore, Pa. Sporting -- Ch. Bit O Gold Titan Treasure, Gordon setter, owned by Judy Browne, Cynthia Pagurski and Peggy Nowak of Milwaukee. Hound -- Ch. Starbarrack Malachite SW, wirehaired dachshund, owned by Mrs. Alan Robson of Glenmore, Pa. Herding -- Ch. Zion's Man About Town, Shetland sheepdog, owned by Madeleine Griffin-Cone of Tampa, Fla. EQUESTRIAN Rolex USET Show Jumping -- Francie Carvin, Lacanada, Calif., on Moonstar and Peter Wylde, Dover Plains, N.Y., on Macanudo Deniro Rolex USET Grand Prix Dressage -- Cherri Reiber, Toronto, on G Tudor Rolex USET Four-in-Hand Driving -- Tucker Johnson, Oldwick, N.J. Rolex USET Three-Day Event-Spring -- Kim Vinoski, Scottsville, Va., on Over The Limit Rolex USET Three-Day Event-Four Star -- Karen O'Connor, The Plains, Va., on Prince Panache FENCING National Championships Men Epee -- Tamir Bloom, New York Foil -- Jonathan Tiomkin, Hewlett, N.Y. Sabre -- Akhnaten Spencer-El, New York Team Epee -- New York Athletic Club Team Foil -- New York Athletic Club Team Sabre -- Peter Westbrook Foundation Women Epee -- Arlene Stevens, Fairport, N.Y. Foil -- Felicia Zimmerman, Rochester, N.Y. Sabre -- Nicole Mustilli, South Orange, N.J. Team Epee -- Rochester Fencing Center Team Foil -- Rochester Fencing Center Team Sabre -- Lilov Fencing Club College NCAA -- Penn State FIELD HOCKEY College NCAA Division I -- Old Dominion NCAA Division II -- Bloomsburg, Pa. NCAA Division III -- College of New Jersey National Indoor Tournament Men -- Dirty Dozen Open -- Red Rose Champions Trophy Men -- Australia Women -- Australia FIGURE SKATING World Championships Men -- Alexei Yagudin, Russia Women -- Maria Butyrskaya, Russia Pairs -- Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze, Russia Dance -- Angelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsyannikov, Russia U.S. Championships Seniors Men -- Michael Weiss, Fairfax, Va. Women -- Michelle Kwan, Torrance, Calif. Pairs -- Danielle and Steve Hartsell, Westland, Mich. Dance -- Naomi Lang, Allegan, Mich., and Peter Tchernyshev, Waterford, Mich. Juniors Boys -- Ryan Bradley, Colorado Springs, Colo. Girls -- Sara Wheat, Swedesboro, N.J. Pairs -- Sima and Amir Ganaba, Lake Arrowhead, Calif. Dance -- Jamie Silverstein, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., and Justin Pekarek, Southfield, Mich. Novice Men -- Evan Lysacek, Naperville, Ill. Women -- Deanna Stellato, Glenview, Ill. Pairs -- Terese Anselmi and Michael Adler, Waterford, Mich. Dance -- Kakani Young and Ikaika Young, Oregon City, Ore. European Championships Men -- Alexei Yagudin, Russia Women -- Maria Butyrskaya, Russia Pairs -- Maria Petrova and Alexei Tikhonov, Russia Dance -- Angelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsiannikov, Russia FOOTBALL Professional 1998 Season Super Bowl -- Denver Broncos AFC Champion -- Denver NFC Champion -- Atlanta Falcons Most Valuable Player -- Terrell Davis, Denver Offensive Player of the Year -- Davis Defensive Player of the Year -- Reggie White, Green Bay Offensive Rookie of the Year -- Randy Moss, Minnesota Defensive Rookie of the Year -- Charles Woodson, Oakland Comeback Player of the Year -- Doug Flutie, Buffalo Coach of the Year -- Dan Reeves, Atlanta NFL Europe -- Frankfurt Galaxy CFL -- Hamilton Tiger-Cats College 1999 Awards Heisman Trophy -- Ron Dayne, Wisconsin AP Player of the Year -- Dayne Maxwell Award -- Dayne Doak Walker Award (Running Back) -- Dayne Davey O'Brien Award (Quarterback) -- Joe Hamilton, Georgia Tech Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (Quarterback) -- Chris Redman, Louisville Outland Trophy (Interior Lineman) -- Chris Samuels, Alabama Lombardi Award (Lineman) -- Corey Moore, Virginia Tech Fred Biletnikoff Award (Receiver) -- Troy Walters, Stanford Chuck Bednarik Award (Defensive Player) -- LaVar Arrington, Penn State Bronko Nagurski Trophy (Defensive Player) -- Moore Mike Fox-Bronko Nagurski Trophy (Defensive Player) -- Moore Butkus Award (Linebacker) -- Arrington Jim Thorpe Award (Defensive Back) -- Tyrone Carter, Minnesota Lou Groza Award (Placekicker) -- Sebastian Janikowski, Florida State AP Coach of the Year -- Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech Frank Broyles Award (Assistant Coach) -- Ralph Friedgen, Georgia Tech Walter Payton Award (NCAA I-AA Player) -- Adrian Peterson, Georgia Southern Buck Buchanan Award (NCAA I-AA Defensive Player) -- Al Lucas, Troy State Divison I-AA Coach of the Year -- Mickey Matthews, James Madison Harlon Hill Trophy (Division II Player) -- Corte McGuffey, Northern Colorado 1998 Bowl Games National Champion -- Tennessee Alamo Bowl -- Purdue Aloha Bowl -- Colorado Citrus Bowl -- Michigan Cotton Bowl -- Texas Fiesta Bowl -- Tennessee Gator Bowl -- Georgia Tech Holiday Bowl -- Arizona Humanitarian Bowl -- Idaho Independence Bowl -- Mississippi Insight.com Bowl -- Missouri Las Vegas Bowl -- North Carolina Liberty Bowl -- Tulane Motor City Bowl -- Marshall MICRON PC Bowl -- Miami Music City Bowl -- Virginia Tech Oahu Bowl -- Air Force Orange Bowl -- Florida Outback Bowl -- Penn State Peach Bowl -- Georgia Rose Bowl -- Wisconsin Sugar Bowl -- Ohio State Sun Bowl -- Texas Christian 1999 Champions NCAA Division I-AA -- Georgia Southern NCAA Division II -- Northwest Missouri State NCAA Division III -- Pacific Lutheran, Wash. NAIA -- Northwestern Oklahoma State 
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