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Senior
Teri McKay transferred to SBU last season from Garden City
(Kan.) Community College.
“We are working hard this fall to accomplish our goals
and hope for a positive outcome in the spring,” McKay
said.
McKay played outfield for the Bearcats in 2002 and was second
on the team in batting average with a .328 on the season.
She had 116 at bats in her 39 games and recorded 38 hits and
12 RBI. She crossed the plate 18 times. She also recorded
six doubles to tie her sister, Janis McKay, for most doubles
on the team. She had a .373 on-base percentage and was 4 of
5 on stolen bases.
McKay was named an honorable mention choice for the All-Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association team last season as
a junior.
She is the daughter of Gary and Lois McKay and a 1999 graduate
of Waterdown District High School in Waterdown, Ontario, Canada.
Born 16 December 1980.
Personal
Information:
Full name: Teri Lynne McKay
Nicknames: Tare Bear, T.K., Tare-Dawg, Tare,
Baby Canada
Siblings: Janis (23)
People say I look like: my mom, my sister
Major: accounting
Most influential person in my life: my parents
Why I choose SBU: softball, the people, my sister
Favorite place to play on the road: warm places, sunny and
average temperature
Best memory while playing at SBU: playing softball games in
the spring
Favorite athlete: Curtis Joseph
Favorite thing to do on Saturday: watch movies and relax
If I could go one place in the world, it would be: home, back
in Canada
Favorite quote: “When you’re playing against a stacked
deck, compete even harder. Show the world how much you’ll
fight for the winner’s circle. If you do, someday the
cellophane will crackle off a fresh pack, one that belongs
to you, and the cards will be stacked in your favor.”
– Pat Riley
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