Colorado University Athletics
Sue Burke Named Sports Authority Hometown Hero

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BOULDER GÇô Boulder resident Sue Burke has been selected as this
weekGÇÖs winner of the Sports Authority Hometown Heroes program, a
partnership between the University of Colorado and Sports Authority
to recognize heroes in the local sports community.
Burke has been involved with tennis for over four decades on
the local, national and international stage. Along with being
a player, she has coached juniors, adults, professionals and
amateur athletes. Through the Sue Burke Foundation, she
specializes in helping young people with multiple sclerosis
to have an opportunity in the classroom by making available
college scholarships and on the sporting field by encouraging
active living.
She has developed many programs making tennis available to
underserved communities.
She was nominated by CU tennis coach Nicole Kenneally, who
says, GÇ£Sue is a true ambassador for the gift of life and the joys
of sport and is a gem to the Boulder tennis community as well as
the Boulder community as a whole.GÇ¥
Sports Authority and the University of Colorado athletic
department are honored to recognize Sue Burke as a Sports Authority
Hometown Hero. As the winner, McCarthy will receive a $100
gift card to Sports Authority, a t-shirt and a certification of
merit. If you know of a Hometown Hero, please nominate them at
www.cubuffs.com/hometownheroes .
Due to NCAA rules and regulations regarding recruiting, any
high school aged person (ninth grade and above, or seventh grade
and above for boys basketball) and any coach of a high school aged
student-athlete are not eligible for this program.
About Sports Authority
Sports Authority is staffed with experts in all areas of
sports and fitness related topics, and strives to be the ultimate
"authority," both on and off the field. Whether in the game
or cheering from the sidelines, Sports Authority is the leading
destination for consumers to fulfill their own sports equipment
needs, as well as find their favorite team's apparel. Sports
Authority operates 465 stores in 45 states, and employs more than
15,000 associates nationwide. It also operates stores in Japan
under a partnership with AEON Co., Ltd. The company's e-commerce
website is located at www.sportsauthority.com.