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Department of the Air Force Athlete of the Year

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The Department of the Air Force Athlete of the Year is a yearly award for the best male and female athlete of the United States Air Force and United States Space Force.[1] Many winners were part of the United States Air Force World Class Athlete Program. Until 2021 it was named United States Air Force Athlete of the Year.

Men

Year Rank Name Sport(s)
1989
Sergeant[2] 		Steven Pecinovsky Race walking [3]
1990 Sergeant Todd Stehman
Indoor volleyball 		[4]
1991
Captain 		William Burton Roy[* 1]
Shooting 		[5]
1992
1993
1994
Captain 		Michael Buonaugurio
Triathlon 		[6]
1995
Staff sergeant 		Ronald Simms
Boxing
1996
First Lieutenant 		David DeGraaf
Handball 		[7]
1997
Captain 		Mark T. Cucuzella
Marathon 		[8]
1998
1999
Second Lieutenant 		Robert L. Dickie III
Cross country running
 Track and Field 		[9]
2000
Captain 		Stephen Goodman
Triathlon 		[10]
2001 Sergeant Steven B. Woods
Wrestling 		[11]
2002
Staff sergeant 		Anthony D. Patrick
Softball 		[12][13]
2003
Captain 		Kevin Eastler Race walking [14][15]
2004
Captain 		James Parker
Hammer throwing 		[16]
2005
Major 		Roger Sherman
Shooting 		[17][18]
2006
Master sergeant 		Martin Bedford
Bowling 		[19][20]
2007
Second Lieutenant 		Ken Corigliano
Triathlon 		[21]
2008
Technical sergeant 		Michael Bergquist
Road cycling 		[22][23]
2009
Captain 		Ian Holt
Road cycling 		[24]
2010
Captain 		James Bales
Triathlon 		[25]
2011
Captain 		Weston Kelsey
Fencing 		[26]
2012
Staff sergeant 		Bradley T. Williams
Triathlon 		[27]
2013
Captain 		Ascenzo Bonitati II
Taekwondo 		[28]
2014
Lieutenant colonel 		Benjamin D. Boehm
Rowing 		[29]
2015
Staff sergeant 		John H. Allen
Baseball 		[30][31]
2016
First Lieutenant 		Cale Simmons
Pole vault 		[32][33]
2017
Major 		Ian Holt -2-
Road cycling 		[34][35]
2018
Second Lieutenant 		James Jax
Baseball 		[36]
2019
Captain 		Andrew Donlin
Handball
 Beach handball 		[37]
2020
Airman first class 		Michael Mannozzi
Racewalking 		[38]
2021
Staff sergeant 		Justin Southichack
Jujutsu 		[39]
2022
Master sergeant 		Kenneth Guinn
Wheelchair rugby
 Wheelchair basketball
 Sitting volleyball 		[40]
2023
Captain 		Andrew Donlin -2-
Handball
 Beach handball 		[41]
  1. ^ Additionally William Burton Roy became 1991 Armed Forces Male Athlete of the Year

Women

Year Rank Name Sport(s)
1982 Officer Gail Liberty
Shooting 		[42]
1983
to
1990
1991
Captain 		Barbara Faulkenberry
Racquetball 		[43]
1992
1993
1994
Captain 		Teresa R. Lewis
Modern pentathalon 		[6]
1995
1996
Senior airman 		Deena Wigger
Shooting 		[7]
1997
Staff sergeant 		Lori M. Eppard
Marathon 		[8]
1998
1999
Major 		Kimberly J. Markland
Marathon
 Cross country running
 Track and Field 		[9]
2000 First or Second Lieutenant Nicole Mustilli
Fencing 		[10]
2001
Second Lieutenant 		Summer A. Deaton
Volleyball 		[11]
2002
Second Lieutenant 		Kristy L. Kuhlman
Soccer 		[12][13]
2003
First Lieutenant 		Laura McDonald
Rugby union
 Rugby sevens 		[14][15]
2004
2005
Staff sergeant 		Twyla Sears
Softball 		[17][18]
2006
Captain 		Linda Jeffery
Golf 		[19][20]
2007
2008
Second Lieutenant 		Dana Pounds
Javelin throwing 		[22][44]
2009
Master sergeant 		Karrie Warren
Softball 		[45]
2010
2011
Airman first class 		Emily Shertzer
Marathon 		[26]
2012
Major 		Elissa Ballas
Marathon 		[27][46]
2013
Second Lieutenant 		Samantha B. Morrison
Triathlon 		[28]
2014
First Lieutenant 		Sara E. Holman
Swimming 		[29][47]
2015
First Lieutenant 		Magin A. Day
Marathon
 Cross country running 		[30]
2016
Captain 		Paige Blackburn
Discus throwing
 Javelin throwing 		[32][33]
2017
Captain 		Abby L. Hall
Indoor volleyball 		[34][35]
2018
Major 		Amy Natalini
Marathon 		[36]
2019
Major 		Andrea Matesick
Equestrian 		[37]
2020
Captain 		Amber Hansen
Weightlifting 		[38]
2021
Airman first class 		Kelly Curtis
Skeleton 		[39]
2022
Technical sergeant 		Evon Pennington
Bodybuilding 		[40]
2023
First Lieutenant 		Rose Smith
Triathlon 		[41]

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