Sue Stimac Verduin Ballard High School 1978 Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball
SPS High School Athletic Hall of Fame • Seattle WA
High School • Three-year basketball and tennis letterman for Beavers • Won 2nd in tennis Metros, qualifying for state – a first for any Ballard student • As team captain, MVP, and Ballard’s Student Athlete of the Year, led Beavers to state basketball tournament for the first time in school history • Named to Metro All-Star Second Team by The Seattle P-I and received Regional Honorable Mention by The Seattle Times College • First female basketball player to earn All-America honors for Seattle University • Ranked third all-time in scoring and named SU’s Female Athlete of the Year • Set single-season scoring record junior year - a record that would stand for eight years and is still the 5th-most points in a season • Two-time American Women’s Sports Federation All-American with 3.65 GPA Other • Played 10+ years in Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), twice placing in the national tournament • Jersey retired at both Ballard (1st female athlete) and Seattle University • Assistant coach for SU Women’s Basketball for 13 seasons • Recognized by Seattle University’s Hall of Fame (1981) and Centennial Alumni Award (1991)
Sue Stimac Verduin Sue Stimac Verduin in high school basketball game