The ceremony, hosted by Tracy Morgan, aired live July 10 on ABC from Los Angeles.

The 2019 ESPY Awards were handed out Wednesday night.

Tracy Morgan hosted the ceremony, which aired live at 8 p.m. ET (tape-delayed on the West Coast) on ABC from Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.

Serena Williams, Tiger Woods, Zion Williamson, Kevin Durant, Simone Biles, Alexander Ovechkin, Chloe Kim, Drew Brees and Mookie Betts were among this year's ESPY Award nominees. Included in the winners, Williams was awarded best female tennis player, Lionel Messi won the soccer trophy and basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo emerged triumphant in the basketball category.

Among those who appeared at the 2019 ESPY Awards were the U.S. Women's national soccer team — and newly crowned World Cup champions — along with David Arquette, Odell Beckham Jr. (Browns), Le'Veon Bell, Drew Brees, Cedric the Entertainer, Ciara, Donald Faison, Jared Goff, Robert Gronkowski, Caitlyn Jenner, Chloe Kim, Sugar Ray Leonard, Ninja, Paul Pierce, Mikaela Shiffrin, Lindsey Vonn, Dwyane Wade,  Zion Williamson, Russell Wilson and Trae Young.

Presenters, meanwhile, included Dave Bautista, Linda Cardellini, Eric Dane, Eugenio Derbez, Elle Fanning, Christina Hendricks , Billie Jean King, Chris Long, Joel McHale, Kumail Nanjiani, Lilly Singh and Usher.

The night's honorees were Jim Calhoun (St. Joe's Basketball Coach/Best Coach Award), Kirstie Ennis (Pat Tillman Award for Service), Rob Mendez (Jimmy V Award for Perseverance) and Bill Russell (Arthur Ashe Courage Award). Tori Kelly performed the Mavis Staples song "In Times LIke These" to honor Russell.

A list of 2019 ESPY Award winners follows.

• Best Team

  U.S. Women's National Team, soccer (WINNER)
  Boston Red Sox, MLB
  Clemson Tigers, NCAA football
  New England Patriots, NFL
  Toronto Raptors, NBA
  Baylor Bears, NCAA women's basketball
  Virginia Cavaliers, NCAA men's basketball
   

• Best Male Athlete

  Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks (WINNER)
  Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs
  Mookie Betts, Boston Red Sox
  Brooks Koepka, Golf

• Best Female Athlete

  Alex Morgan, USWNT (WINNER)
  Breanna Stewart, Seattle Storm
  Simone Biles, Gymnast
  Mikaela Shiffrin, US Skiing
• Best Breakthrough Athlete

  Saquon Barkley, New York Giants (WINNER)
  Christian Yelich, Milwaukee Brewers
  Trae Young, Atlanta Hawks
  Naomi Osaka – US Open, Australian Open

• Best Game

  NFL Week 11 – LA Rams (54) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (51) – Monday Night Football (WINNER)
  NCAAF – LSU vs. Texas A&M: Aggies win seven-overtime 74-72 thriller in highest scoring game in FBS history
  NCAAW Final Four – Notre Dame (81) vs. UConn (76) – 26 lead changes

• Best College Athlete

  Zion Williamson, Duke MBB – 2019 Wooden Award Winner (WINNER)
  Kyler Murray, Oklahoma Football – 2018 Heisman Trophy Winner
  Rachel Garcia, UCLA Softball – USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year
  Sabrina Ionescu, Oregon WBB – 2019 Wooden Award Winner
• Best Record-Breaking Performance

  Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints) passed Peyton Manning’s 71,940 career passing yards to move into first place on the all-time list; most completions in NFL history, 6,300+ completions passes Brett Favre (WINNER)
  Sabrina Ionescu (Oregon Basketball) recorded her 13th triple-double. She now holds the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball record for triple doubles. She surpassed Kyle Collinsworth’s mark of 12 in four seasons at BYU. She also broke the Division I men’s and women’s record in a single season in the Ducks’ 96–78 win over Southern California (7) breaking former BYU guard Kyle Collinsworth
  Klay Thompson (Golden State Warriors) broke the NBA 3-point record in a game with 14, passing Stephen Curry’s previous mark
  Matthew Boling became the first-ever high schooler to break 10 seconds in the 100-meter dash, dropping a 9.98

• Best Play (Bracket-Style Voting)

  UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi scores a perfect 10 (WINNER)
  Miami Miracle: Miami Dolphins Stun the New England Patriots
  Kawhi Leonard Drains Game-Winner at Buzzer in Game 7
  Derrick Henry's NFL-record 99-yard run vs. Jaguars
  Wayne Rooney Just Single-Handedly Won A Match For D.C. United
  Andrew Benintendi calls game
  Damian Lillard Sends OKC Home On Buzzer Beater
  Manchester QB Brendon Clar throws this ball to Kevin Henderson for the 48 yard TD catch
  Texas Tech WR makes one-handed grab that mirrors OBJs best catch
  Kinsley Washington singled home Jacqui Prober to win the Bruins' 12th softball title
  Julie Ertz gives the USWNT the lead early in the second half
  Texas A&M's Infinite Tucker goes ALL OUT for the gold
  Arike Ogunbowale Behind the Back Pass
  Kihei Clark, Mamadi Diakite Save Virginia at the buzzer
  Wilmington Charter's Taylor Gillis with CATCH OF THE YEAR!
  'Hail Mary' pass helps Texas high school football team win state title

• Best Viral Sports Moment

  Katelyn Ohashi, UCLA Gymnastics – scores a perfect 10 (WINNER)
  Rudolph “Blaze” Ingram, the 7-year-old  running phenom is already faster than you
  Texas A&M’s Infinite Tucker goes ALL OUT for the gold
  Don’t Sleep on Sister Mary Jo’s curveball
• Best Upset

  Boxing – Andy Ruiz Jr. upset win over Anthony Joshua (WINNER)
  NCAAF – Old Dominion defeats No. 13 Virginia Tech 49-35, Old Dominion only had a 1.8% chance of winning according to ESPN’s FPI, making it the largest upset by an FBS team in the 14 years of Football Power Index projections
  2018 US Open – Naomi Osaka defeating Serena Williams
  NHL – Columbus Blue Jackets pulled off what many thought impossible, an upset for the ages after a 7-3 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning on in Game 4 of their best-of-7 series.

   

• Best International Men's Soccer Player

  Lionel Messi (WINNER)
  Cristiano Ronaldo
  Kylian Mbappe
  Virgil Van Dyke

• Best International Women's Soccer Player

  Sam Kerr, Australia (WINNER)
  Pernille Harder, Denmark
  Ada Hegerberg, Norway
  Lucy Bronze, England
• Best NFL Player

  Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs (WINNER)
  Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams
  Todd Gurley, Los Angeles Rams
  Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints

• Best MLB Player

  Christian Yelich, Milwaukee Brewers (WINNER)
  Mookie Betts, Red Sox
  Jacob DeGrom, New York Mets
  Blake Snell, Tampa Bays Rays

• Best NHL Player

  Alexander Ovechkin, Washington Capitals (WINNER)
  Nikita Kucherov, Tampa Bay Lightning
  Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers
  Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche

   
• Best Driver

  Kyle Busch, NASCAR (WINNER)
  Lewis Hamilton, F1
  Steve Torrence, NHRA
  Scott Dixon, Indy

   

• Best NBA Player

  Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks (WINNER)
  James Harden, Houston Rockets
  Kevin Durant, Golden State Warriors
  Paul George, OKC Thunder

• Best WNBA Player

  Breanna Stewart, Seattle Storm (WINNER)
  Diana Taurasi, Phoenix Mercury
  Elena Delle Donne, Washington Mystics
  Candace Parker, Los Angeles Sparks
• Best Boxer

  Canelo Alvarez (WINNER)
  Vasily Lomachenko
  Oleksandr Usyk
  Terence Crawford

• Best MMA Fighter

  Daniel Cormier (WINNER)
  Israel Adesanya
  Henry Cejudo
  Amanda Nunes

• Best Male Golfer

  Brooks Koepka (WINNER)
  Tiger Woods
  Justin Rose
  Francesco Molinari
• Best Female Golfer

  Brooke Henderson (WINNER)
  Ariya Jutanugarn
  Jin-Young Ko
  Sung Hyun Park

• Best Male Tennis Player

  Roger Federer (WINNER)
  Novak Djokovic
  Rafael Nadal
  Stefanos Tsitsipas

• Best Female Tennis Player

  Serena Williams (WINNER)
  Naomi Osaka
  Simona Halep
  Petra Kvitová
• Best Male Action Sports Athlete

  Nyjah Huston (USA), skateboard (WINNER)
  Scotty James (AUS), snowboard
  Tom Pages (FRA), freestyle motocross
  Gabriel Medina (BRA), surf

• Best Female Action Sports Athlete

  Chloe Kim (USA), snowboard (WINNER)
  Kelly Sildaru (EST), ski
  Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (NZL), snowboard
  Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), surf

• Best Jockey

  Mike Smith (WINNER)
  Irad Ortiz Jr.
  Florent Geroux
  Jose Ortiz
• Best Male Athlete with a Disability

  Mark Barr – Triathalon (WINNER)
  Declan Farmer  – Hockey
  Daniel Romanchuk – Marathon Racing
  Oz Sanchez – Cycling

• Best Female Athlete with a Disability

  Allysa Seely, Triathalon (WINNER)
  Oksana Masters, Nordic Skiing
  Tatyana McFadden, Marathon Racing
  Shawn Morelli, Cycling
   

• Best Bowler

  Norm Duke (WINNER)
  Jason Belmonte
  Anthony Simonsen
  Jakob Butturff
• Best MLS Player

  Zlatan Ibrahimovic, LA Galaxy (WINNER)
  Josef Martinez, Atlanta United
  Wayne Rooney, DC United
  Aaron Long, NY Red Bulls

• Best NWSL Player

  Sam Kerr, Chicago Red Stars (WINNER)
  Lindsey Horan, Portland Thorns
  Adrianna Franch, Portland Thorns
  Abby Erceg, North Carolina Courage

• Best eSports Moment (bracket-style voting)

  oLarry's return to the NBA 2K League after the Jacksonville shooting (WINNER)
  SonicFox winning Evo after switching sides
  Team Liquid upsets defending world champ Invictus Gaming at MSI
  Cloud9 wins CS:GO Boston Major
  Astralis winning Katowice
  Invictus League of Legends World Championship
  Spitfire win inaugural Overwatch League championship
  Serral winning StarCraft at BlizzCon
  Shanghai Dragons end 42-game losing streak
  Team OG wins the International and $11 million from qualifiers
  Chiquita Evans becoming the first woman in the 2K League
  Leffen finally winning EVO in what could be Melee's last year at the event
  Ninja Fortnite win with Marshmello at E3 ProAM
  Chritobin Madden Challenge walk off
  G2 wins R6 world championship
  Mongausse winning Summer Skirmish from out of nowhere
• Best WWE Moment

  Roman Reigns returns to WWE Raw, announces his Leukemia is in remission (WINNER)
  Becky Lynch wins both WWE Women’s Championship Titles at Wrestlemania 35
  Kofi Kingston wins his first WWE Heavyweight Championship Title at Wrestlemania 35
  Ronda Rousey defeats Alexa Bliss at Summerslam 2018 to win her first RAW Women’s Championship Title