Caitlin Clark, Patrick Mahomes, Shohei Ohtani and more: All the winners from a huge night of sport at the 2024 ESPY Awards

Caitlin Clark, Patrick Mahomes, and Shohei Ohtani were few of the big stars honored at the 2024 ESPY Awards on Thursday night. 

Before the televised ceremony at Dolby Theatre, several winners were announced on the Red Carpet show, during which Clark, Mahomes and Ohtani won awards in their respective fields. 

Clark won the ESPY for Best College Athlete in Women's Sports. Her stellar college career at the University of Iowa lifted her over fellow nominees LSU gymnast Haleigh Bryant, Wisconsin volleyball ace Sarah Franklin, and Northwestern lacrosse star Izzy Scane. 

The former Iowa Hawkeye's college milestone of breaking Pete Maravich's all-time NCAA scoring record was also awarded the Best Record-Breaking Performance.  

The No 1 overall pick was also nominated for Best Athlete in Women's Sports. However, along with Coco Gauff and Nelly Korda, Clark watched reigning WNBA Finals MVP A'ja Wilson notch the award.  

After winning his second straight Super Bowl MVP and third in five years, Mahomes was named the Best NFL Player and Best Athlete in Men's Sports. 

The Kansas City Chiefs poster boy was chosen over Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett, San Francisco 49ers and NFL rushing yards leader Christian McCaffrey, and reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens for the league honor. 

Meanwhile, the LA Dodgers' $700m man Ohtani was named the Best MLB Player, as he continues to make the case for NL MVP after leaving the Angels. 

Ohtani was selected over the Braves' Ronald Acuña, Gerrit Cole of the Yankees and Corey Seager of the Rangers. 

Both Mahomes and Ohtani were nominated for Best Male Athlete alongside golf star Scottie Scheffler and Edmonton Oilers ace Connor McDavid. With Mahomes getting the award, his second of the evening, Chiefs coach Andy Reid accepted the trophy on his behalf.

Furthermore, Max Verstappen was voted Best Driver while Luka Doncic was named Best NBA Player. Wilson also secured her second ESPY of the night after being named Best WNBA Player. 

NBA Finals MVP Jaylen Brown, who recently got left out of the USA Olympics team, won the trophy for Best Championship Performance. 

While gearing up to spearhead the United States gymnastics team in Paris, Simone Biles was named the Best Comeback Athlete.  

Other awardees include Brenna Huckaby as the Best Athlete with Disability, Juju Watkins as the Best Breakthrough Athlete, and Jackson for Best Play. 

Outside the athletes, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, received the Pat Tillman Award for Service while South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley received the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance. Meanwhile, the Maui Surfing Community were the recipients of the Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award.