2015 ESPYS - July 2015 ABC

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Best Female Athlete with a Disability

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Kendall Gretsch
Triathlete
Kendall Gretsch
- Gretsch earned the title of world champion in the women's PT1 (wheelchair) class at 2014 worlds in August.
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Kendall Gretsch
Triathlete
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Oksana Masters
Sit-skier
Oksana Masters
- Masters won the IPC World Cup Cross Country overall title and then went on to win two world championship medals. She earned 12 total medals during the 2014-15 world cup season with a total of eight wins.
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Sit-skier
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Tatyana McFadden
Sit-skier/wheelchair racer
Tatyana McFadden
- At the June 2015 Swiss Series, McFadden set three world records in the women's T54 400, 800 and 1500m events. She also won the women's wheelchair division of the 2015 Boston Marathon for her third consecutive title and the London Marathon a week later.
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Tatyana McFadden
Sit-skier/wheelchair racer
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Becca Meyers
Swimming
Becca Meyers
- Meyers set two world records (400m free and 200IM) and earned six medals (four gold, two silver) at the 2014 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships.
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Swimming
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Greta Neimanas
Cyclist
Greta Neimanas
- Neimanas earned her first world championship title at the 2015 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in the women's C4-5 scratch event.
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Greta Neimanas
Cyclist
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Greta Neimanas
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