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SI's Award-winning Photos

SI's Award-winning Photos
SI's Award-winning Photos

SI's Award-winning Photos

2005 Best Action Photo

2005 Best Action Photo
Peter Read Miller/SI

Since 2000, Sports Illustrated has won a bevy of prestigious photo awards, some for shots taken by staff photographers and others for photos taken by freelancers. Here's a sampling.San Diego Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson leaps toward the end zone in a game against the Buffalo Bills.

2005 Best Sports, Feature and Olympic Photo

2005 Best Sports, Feature and Olympic Photo
Bob Martin/SI

Xavier Torres of Spain leaves his prosthetics in the clothing basket as he dives in at the start of a 200-meter freestyle heat at the Paralympic Games in Athens.

2005 Best Sports Photo

2005 Best Sports Photo
Simon Bruty/SI

In a testament to how grueling the decathlon can be, the contestants in the 2004 Summer Olympics lie spent on the track after completing the 10th and final event, the 1,500-meter run.

2004 Best Sports Photo

2004 Best Sports Photo
Bob Rosato/SI

Florida Marlins catcher Ivan Rodriguez hangs on to the ball while being bowled over by J.T. Snow of the San Francisco Giants in Game 4 of the teams' 2003 NL divisional playoff series.

2003 Best Action Photo

2003 Best Action Photo
John Biever/SI

Jeremi Johnson scores in Cincinnati's victory over Kansas City in November 2003.

2003 Best Sports Photo

2003 Best Sports Photo
Bob Rosato/SI

Miami Dolphins tight end Randy McMichael glides over a pair of New Orleans defenders to score during a preseason game in August 2002.

2002 Best Sports Photo

2002 Best Sports Photo
Darren Carroll/SI

Rob Bell of Water Valley, Alberta, gets hung up on Real Deal during the bull-riding event at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas.

2002 Best Sports Photo

2002 Best Sports Photo
Fred Vuich/SI

Tiger Woods tees off at the 18th hole at Augusta National during the final round of the 2001 Masters.

2001 Best Sports Photo

2001 Best Sports Photo
Bill Frakes/SI

Marion Jones puts on a gold-medal-winning performance in the 100-meter dash at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney.

2000 Best Photo

2000 Best Photo
Ensign John Gay/US Navy

An F/A-18 Hornet emerges from a cloud caused when it broke the sound barrier in the skies over the Pacific Ocean in July 1999.

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