Great ball handling earned her a scholarship and a spot on the Fresno State Women’s Bulldog’s team and an appearance on Letterman. Her parents may have thought that college would put her on the road to another career, but she got hooked on entertaining and making people happy. Starting with the Chicago Bulls in 1987, Sandy has entertained at hundreds of NBA, WNBA and collegiate games and is known as one of the premier ball handlers in the world.



Sandy went on to combine her phenomenal physical skills with a powerful motivational message to inspire kids to conquer their limitations, traveling to schools at all levels around the country. In addition Sandy conducted basketball camps for young athletes and instructional workshops for coaches and physical education teachers.



Conducting as many as 200 sessions a year in our nation’s schools, Sandy observed a disturbing decline in fitness levels in children (even those active in sports), increased obesity and the reduction of physical education programs nationwide. Instructors limited in class time, were constantly looking for ideas and resources to make the most out each and every class. Many kids, accustomed to inactivity lacked motivation and interest in physical fitness at all.



Sandy is convinced that if kids think of exercise as fun, they will get hooked and start a lifestyle of fitness and better health. In addition they can realize the positive mental aspects of fitness or sports training. That is philosophy behind her Skillastics® Games: making fitness fun and getting kids moving!