Fans of NBA legend Tim Duncan likely remember his daughter Sidney, who notably joined him for a press conference after the Spurs won an NBA championship in 2014.
Now, Sidney Duncan is a 6-foot-4 college freshman and is a middle blocker for Stanford volleyball.
Sidney is definitely taking after her father with a harrowing presence in a net sport, as her accomplished high school career in San Antonio landed her a high-level Division-I roster spot.
Oddly enough, Sidney is now playing in the same conference her father did about 25 years later after the Cardinal’s move to the Atlantic Coast Conference, where Wake Forest was a founding member in 1953.
The Cardinal are dominating in the first season in the ACC, with a 23-4 overall record and a 15-3 mark in league play.
That includes a straight-set victory for Stanford over Sidney’s dad’s beloved Demon Deacons on October 6.
NBA legend Tim Duncan’s daughter, Sidney Duncan, is a Division-I volleyball star for Stanford
Fans of Duncan will remember Sidney for joining him at an interview in 2014 with the Spurs
Tim Duncan is considered arguably the greatest power forward in the history of the NBA.
‘The Big Fundamental’ one five NBA titles in his two-decade career with the Spurs and was also a two-time league MVP.
Sidney’s mother, Amy Sherrill, was a cheerleader at Wake Forest, and she has two younger siblings, Draven and Quill.
The Duncan duo continue the trend of an NBA legend having a daughter playing high level college volleyball.
Asjia O’Neal starred for Texas on their back-to-back national championship teams and is the daughter of longtime Indiana Pacer Jermaine O’Neal.
