Lady Gaga perhaps was the most high-profile winner at Tuesday’s 46th annual Sports Emmy Awards, but she wasn’t the only one. Hosted by comedian Roy Wood Jr., the Sports Emmys recognized the cream of the crop in 47 categories, including outstanding live special and live series, documentary, journalism, hosts and more.

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The Emmy win is a milestone for HBCU students and a powerful reminder of the cultural force that is the Human Jukebox. The students plan to use part of the grant funds to support scholarships and enhance resources for the Human Jukebox Media Team, continuing the cycle of excellence and legacy at Southern University.

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Netflix’s Drive to Survive documentary focused on Formula 1 has won an Sports Emmy, one of the highest accolades available for a TV series. The seventh series of the popular show was broadcast shortly before the 2025 Formula 1 season and looked back at Max Verstappen’s 2024 title charge.

And on Tuesday, the PGA Tour won an . . . Emmy? Yep, an Emmy. And golf fans will agree it's a well-deserved honor. RELATED: Jim Nantz's new backyard golf hole is a nod to Augusta The PGA Tour's Live Drone AR won the George Wensel Technical Achievement Award at the 46th Sports Emmy Awards.