Bio

Induction Class of 2021

Softball

Sue (Wood) Anderson - 2021 Athlete

Sue (Wood) Anderson came to Anderson University in the fall of 1999 from Connersville, Ind. To compete in softball for the Ravens.

Anderson was named the HCAC MVP in a season and garnered all-HCAC honors in each of the four years she competed. She currently holds the school record with 68 career stolen bases. Among the school career leaders, Anderson ranks third in hits (188), fourth in runs (118) and sixth in stolen-base percentage (.895). In her career, Anderson went 188-for-524 with a .359 batting average. She stole 68 bases on 76 attempts. The Ravens punched their tickets to the NCAA Tournament with a conference title during her freshman season in 2000.

Anderson stole 18 bases in her freshman season, which tied for fifth in single-season school history. She finished 57-for-164 with 35 runs and a .348 batting average as a freshman. As a sophomore, Anderson went 35-for-82 with 28 runs, 15 stolen bases, a .428 batting average and a .453 on-base percentage. She stole 20 bases as a junior, which tied for second in single-season school history. Anderson finished 47-for-133 with 29 runs and a .353 batting average as a junior. During her senior season, Anderson went 49-for-140 with 26 runs, 15 stolen bases and a .350 batting average.