The NCAA Woman of the Year Award honors senior student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletics excellence, service and leadership.
2009 Awards Dinner and Reception
- Sunday, October 18
- Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom, Indianapolis
- Reception - 6 p.m.
- Dinner - 7 p.m.
Awards Dinner Tickets and Travel Information
The site to reserve tickets is now closed. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact Becky Cooper at 317/917-6801 or bcooper@ncaa.org.
Top 30 Honorees
Click here for information about the Top 30 NCAA Woman of the Year nominees who were announced Thursday, August 20.
2009 Nominees
2009 Conference and Independent Nominees
Nomination Process
Click here for information regarding the Woman of the Year nomination process.
Contacts
Previous NCAA Woman of the Year Honorees
2008 - Nkolika Anosike
Basketball, University of Tennessee
Video
Nine Finalists
Top 30 Conference and Independent Nominees
All 130 Conference and Independent Nominees
2007 - Whitney Myers
Swimming, University of Arizona
Video
Nine Finalists
Top 30 Conference and Independent Nominees
All 128 Conference and Independent Nominees
2006 - Anne Bersagel
Cross Country/Track, Wake Forest University
Finalists, Conference Winners, Video
2005 - Lauryn McCalley
Diving, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Finalists, State Winners, Video
2004- Kelly Albin
Lacrosse, University of California, Davis
Finalists, State Winners, Video
2003 - Ashley Jo Rowatt
Swimming and Diving, Kenyon College
Finalists, State Winners, Video
2002 - Tanisha Silas
Track and Field, University of California, Davis
Finalists, State Winners, Video
2001 - Kimberly A. Black
Swimming, University of Georgia
Finalists, State Winners, Photos, Video
2000 - Kristy Kowal
Swimming, University of Georgia
Finalists, State Winners
1999 - Jamila Demby
Track and Field, University of California, Davis
Finalists, State Winners
1998 - Peggy Boutilier
Lacrosse and Field Hockey, University of Virginia
Finalists, State Winners
1997 - Lisa Ann Coole
Swimming and Diving, University of Georgia
Finalists, State Winners
1996 - Billie Winsett-Fletcher
Volleyball, University of Nebraska
Finalists, State Winners
1995 - Rebecca Lobo
Basketball, University of Connecticut
Finalists, State Winners
1994 - Tanya Jones
Track and Field, University of Arizona
Finalists, State Winners
1993 - Nnenna Lynch
Cross Country and Track and Field, Villanova University
Finalists, State Winners
1992 - Catherine Byrne
Swimming and Diving, University of Tennessee
Finalists, State Winners
1991 - Mary Beth Riley
Track and Field, Canisius College
Finalists, State Winners
