Maeve Suddergaard
Middle Blocker / Outside Hitter
Jersey #16
Class of 2025
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Maeve Suddergaard
Middle Blocker / Outside Hitter
Stats
Discipline for Recruitment: Women’s Indoor Volleyball
Height: 5′ 11″
Spike Touch: 9′ 3″
Standing Reach: 7′ 11″
Wingspan: 6′ 1″
Upcoming Schedule
Sunday, December 15 – OVA – Mohawk Collage
Sunday, January 19 – OVA – Location TBD
Sunday, February 15 – OVA – Location TBD
Saturday and Sunday, March 29-30 – OVA – Location TBD
Saturday and Sunday, April 12-13 – Breakout Bash – Sandusky, Ohio
Friday to Sunday, April 25-27 – OVA Championships – RIM Park, Waterloo
Athletic Accomplishments
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Milton Edge Fierce (2023 - 2024)
- Youth Volleyball Nationals - Gold Tier 9 of 20 (U17)
- OVA Grand Prix - Bronze (U18)
- Battle of Ohio Valley - Bronze (U17)
- OVA McGregor Cup - Gold (U18)
- OVA Challenger Cup - Silver (U17)Georgetown Impact Empire (2022 - 2023) - post surgical recovery year
- OVA Provincials - Division 2 Tier 2 - Silver (U16)
- OVA Challenger Cup - Silver (U17)
- OVA Provincial Cup - Gold (U16)Georgetown Impact Empire (2021- 2022)
- OVA Provincials - Division 3 Tier 1 - Gold (U15)
- McGregor Cup - Gold (U15)Georgetown Impact Empire (2020 - 2021)
no competitions due to Covid-19Georgetown Impact Empire (2019 - 2020)
Georgetown Impact Empire (2018 - 2019)
- OVA Provincials - Division 2 - Silver (U12) -
Team Ontario Beach Integrated Program (2024 - 2025)
Team Ontario Beach Full time Training Group (Summer 2024)Alpine Ontario, Southern Ontario Division, Jozo Weider Ski Racing Team (2015-2020)
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- Senior Girls Volleyball - Outside Hitter (2023-2024)
- Badminton (2021) -
Georgetown District High School, Georgetown, Ontario
Would like to pursue a degree in the Architectural and Design field
Class of 2025
Honour Roll (2021-2024)
Subject Award for Technology and Manufacturing (2023-2024)
Subject Award for Technology and Design (2022-2023)
Subject Award for Technology and Manufacturing (2022-2023)
Grade Average - 87% -
Most Improved Player (Selected by Teammates 2024)
Level 2 Ski Instructor Certification Course, Canadian Ski Instructor Association (2022)
Level 1 Ski Instructor Certification Course, Canadian Ski Instructor Association (2021)
Best Female Ski Racer - Jozo Weider Ski Team (2020)
Most Improved Player - Pakmen Volleyball Camp (2019)
Most Improved Ski Racer - Jozo Weider Ski (2018 - 2019) -
Snow School Instructor, Caledon Ski Club, Ontario (2023 - 2024)
Junior Girls Volleyball - Volunteer due to injury - supported team and coaches at practice and games (2022 - 2023)
Snow School Instructor, Glen Eden, Ontario (2022)
Snow School, Glen Eden, Ontario - Volunteer (2021) -
Team Ontario Beach Integrated Program 18U (2024 - 2025)
Team Ontario Beach Full time Training Group 17U (Summer 2024)
Athlete Bio
Five words you can use to describe yourself as a high performance athlete.
- Determined
- Supportive
- Energetic
- Resilient
- Open
Five words you can use to describe yourself off your field of play.
- Kind
- Considerate
- Focused
- Fun-loving
- Persistent
Describe how you work in a team.
I love playing volleyball because it is a team sport. I love supporting my team members and cheering them on as well as the excitement I get from creating a great play with my teammates. I believe that working in a team involves communication and showing up for your teammates. As a team member I always listen to what my teammates have to say and am not afraid to try new things. I think that it is important to make sure that I play as hard as I can and show up to practice and games ready to compete.
Athletic highlights and how you felt when you received them:
One of my greatest highlights in my athletic career was playing at my U16 OVA Provincials after I had recovered from a knee surgery that left me on the sidelines for a year. During my year of recovery I sat and watched every single practice and game, while working hard to teach myself to walk, run and jump again. When I was finally back on the court I felt so much pride and joy. I was back as an even better player then before. I am a smarter player now because of the amount of time I spent on the bench and I am more confident in myself.
What are your interests outside of sports? Why do you like them?
Details coming
Who are your role models and why?
My role models are my family. They have showed me every day what it means to work hard. The have showed me how to support and encourage the people around me by doing the same for me. However, my mom is my main role model. She was the one that coached my earlier years of volleyball being a University volleyball player and coach herself. She taught me how to play smart and hard, and what it means to be a teammate and an athlete.
Involvement in other sports or extracurricular. Why is it important for you?
Outside of volleyball I am a ski instructor at Caledon Ski Club, Ontario, Canada. When I was younger I spent every weekend that I wasn’t playing volleyball, ski racing. As I got older I decided to continue with volleyball and stop ski racing. Now, I get to teach passionate kids every weekend and show them the joy of skiing.
Academic highlights and how you felt when you received them?
Details coming
What program would you like to attend in school?
In school I have always been drawn to architecture and design. I first found myself interested in architecture when my Technology and Design teacher showed my class a video about Indigenous architects that implemented important meanings and stories into the building that they designed. I have been fascinated ever since. My passion for design has blossomed in my Technology and Design class, Visual Arts class and Welding class. I love being creative and finding new was to display my ideas through different textures, colours, and medias.
How do you envision your school life in college/university?
Details coming
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