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Adam Scott became the first Australian to win the Masters and our No. 1 ranking. UConn's Breanna Stewart is the first freshman since 1987 to earn Most Outstanding Player honors while winning the NCAA trophy. Kyle Busch placed 8th with two NASCAR wins

Tiger Woods returns to No. 1 in the world with his win at Bay Hill. LeBron James is runner-up while averaging 27 points per game during the Heat's 26-game winning streak. Sherwood Brown, with his Florida Gulf Coast team the Cinderella story, is third

Ian Poulter wins the Ryder Cup MVP and our top ranking in Cross-Sport as Team Europe makes the biggest comeback in Ryder Cup history.

Baltimore Raven Torrey Smith is ranked number one this week after making six catches for 127 yards and scoring two touchdowns against the Pats. Brandt Snedeker is the runner-up and Miguel Cabrera belts his way to the third spot.

The votes are in, and our CSPR winner this week is Serena Williams, queen of the court for her U.S. Open win; Robert Griffin III, who played a faultless game in beating the Saints, is our runner-up, and Andy Murray is third for winning his first majo

Lionel Messi ranks numero uno this week with Adrian Beltre the amazing runner-up. 15 year old Golfer Lydia Ko is third.

Ernie Els tops our list after winning his 4th Major by overcoming a 6-shot deficit to win the Open Championship. Britains' Bradley Wiggins is our runner-up and D-Back Jason Kubel is third.

Pirates centerfielder tops the list with an impressive homerun streak. Melky Cabrera is number two after an impressive All-Star game and Zach Johnson rounds out the top three.

Jamaican speedster Yohan Blake bolted past countryman Usain Bolt in winning both the 100 and 200 meters at the Olympic trials. Blake is ranked number one, Tiger Woods is the runner-up and Spain's Fernando Torres is third.

SF Giant Matt Cain is No. 1 in this week's Cross-Sport Power Rankings by pitching the first perfect game in the 130-year history of the Giants. LeBron James is runner-up and Webb Simpson's U.S. Open win gains the third spot.

Tiger Woods' win at the Memorial after overcoming a 4-stroke deficit garnered the number one spot and also tied Jack Nicklaus for second place on the PGA's All-Time Wins List with 73. Rajon Rondo is our runner-up and Johan Santana is in third place.

Bubba Watson's win at Augusta National earns him the green jacket and the number one Cross-Sport Power Ranking for the week. Carmelo Anthony is second and Brittney Griner third on the list.

Tiger Woods is the Cross-Sport Power Rankings number one after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Kevin Durant and Kevin Love are ranked second and third respectively.