Brandon University Dick and Verda McDonald Sports Wall of Fame
Teagan Hunter secured her place in Bobcat volleyball history following a spectacular career from 2006-2011.
She joined her hometown team following a standout high school career where she was named a provincial AAAA all-star in her senior year with the Crocus Plainsmen.
Heading into her rookie year with the 'Cats, Hunter represented Manitoba and won a silver medal at the Canada Games.
Hunter was a five-year starter at left side and earned multiple awards. She was named BU's Female Athlete of the Year in back-to-back seasons and was recognized as a Canada West all-star three times.
Hunter made history as she became the first BU women's volleyball player to be honoured as an all-Canadian. She scored 194 kills and finished third in Canada West in points in her senior season in 2010-2011.
Following her Bobcat career, Hunter played two seasons professionally in Europe, which included winning a league championship in Norway.
She returned home to join the BU coaching staff in 2013, before coaching in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference where she has been an assistant coach with Grande Prairie Regional College.
