Susan Stewart is an Olympic athlete who represented Canada in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics as a member of the women's basketball team. She also represented Canada as a player at the FIBA World Championship, the FIBA World Olympic Qualifying tournament, the Pan American Games and the FISU World Student Games. Sue has enjoyed a vibrant career, teaching and coaching basketball teams throughout Canada and the United States. She has also accumulated a long list of accomplishments, including a Master of Arts Degree in Sports Ministry.
In 2005, Sue suffered a tragic accident that left her with a brain injury that threatened to take her life. After years of rehabilitation and a miraculous recovery, she has made it her life’s goal to motivate others to push beyond their limitations. Today, Sue resides in Mississauga, Ontario where she spends her days living a life worth remembering.
In 2005, Sue suffered a tragic accident that left her with a brain injury that threatened to take her life. After years of rehabilitation and a miraculous recovery, she has made it her life’s goal to motivate others to push beyond their limitations. Today, Sue resides in Mississauga, Ontario where she spends her days living a life worth remembering.
