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Top 25 Sexiest Female Athletes of 2010

These girls can out-run you, out-swim you; shut you down in a game of full-court b-ball, ski faster and jump higher than you ever will. They have physical prowess in their respective sport, and unlike 99% of the other girls in their league are incredibly nice to look at!

Without further ado, here are the Top 25 Sexiest Female Athletes of 2010

25 Anna Rawson (LPGA)

24 Swin Cash (WNBA)

23 Tanith Belbin (Figure Skating)

22 Jennifer Barretta (Billiards)

21 Malia Jones (Surfing)

20 Michelle Wie (LPGA)

19 Ashley Force (Drag Racing)

18 Sasha Cohen (Figure Skating)

17 Niki Gudex (Mountain Biking)

16 Lokelani McMichael (Triathlete)

15 Lindsey Kildow (Skiing)

14 Maria Kirilenko (Tennis)

13 Amy Acuff (Track and Field)

12 Natalie Gulbis (LPGA)

11 Anna Kournikova (Tennis)

10 Heather Mitts (Soccer)

9 Maria Sharapova (Tennis)

8 Sophie Sandolo (LPGA)

7 Ana Paula Mancino (Beach Volleyball)

6 Milene Domingues (Soccer)

5 Allison Stokke (Pole Vaulting)

4 Ashley Constantini (Softball)

3 Amanda Beard (Swimming)

2 Gretchen Bleiler (Snowboarding)

1 Kristi Leskinen (Skiing)

Lorena Ochoa retiring from LPGA

Lorena Ochoa takes a swing during this month's Kraft Nabisco Championship

rena Ochoa is ready to walk away from professional golf at the age of 28.The Mexican is ranked No. 1 in the world in the women's game, but has entered only four events this year.

She married last December to AeroMexico CEO Andres Conesa, and has said for years that she would quit competing when she was ready to begin a family.

Her plan to announce her retirement at a Friday press conference was first reported by the Mexican newspaper Reforma, and confirmed in a statement from Ochoa'a management group, according to the LPGA's Web site.

"Lorena Ochoa confirms her retirement from the LPGA, as news reports in some media have said today. The reasons and more details on the matter will be given by Lorena personally in a press conference on Friday in Mexico City. Lorena will share this news of a new stage in her life with her sponsors, family members and friends."

Ochoa dropped hints about her retirement last November, when she hosted her Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Guadalajara.

Summing up her season, she said: "If you are talking about the results on the golf course, for sure it's not the best year for me. But what's important is I am happy."

She added that: "Personally, it's more important the things that I do outside the golf course. And that's been my main focus right now."

Conesa has three children from a previous marriage, so Ochoa stepped into a ready-made family. She leaves with 27 career tournament victories and earnings of more than $14 million.

Ochoa didn't contend in any of last year's majors. Her departure will be another blow to the LPGA's drawing power, after the retirement of former world No. 1 Annika Sorenstam, at the end of the 2008 season.