Sarah Strong, Allison Feaster daughter, has carved her path in the athletic world. Senior at Grace Christian School, she is the top prospect for the 2024 class.
Ranked among the nation’s best players, she is making her mother proud through her exceptional in-court performance.
Allison Feaster currently works as a Vice President of Team Operations & Organizational Growth for the Boston Celtics.
Prior to her role in Celtics, she had a successful career as a professional basketball player from 1998 to 2016.
Drafted as the 5th overall pick by the Los Angeles Spark, she played in the WNBA until 2008.
During her 10-year tenure in the league, Allison played for two other teams- Charlotte Sting and Indiana Fever.
Despite a glorious career, she finished her WNBA career with 2,260 points, 693 rebounds, and 406 assists, leaving behind an enduring legacy.
Moreover, alongside her WNBA career, she also played for various women’s basketball teams based in France, Italy, and Spain before retiring professionally in 2016.
Allison Feaster Daughter, Sarah Strong
Sarah Strong, Allison Feaster’s daughter, is following in her mother’s footsteps, making a name for herself in the women’s basketball world.
As an only child, Sarah has spent her formative years surrounded by the sights and sounds of basketball arenas.
Inspired and intrigued by her mother’s success, she began her basketball journey at a young age, training alongside her.
Although soccer was her first choice, she slowly gravitated to her parent’s sports and has never looked back.
Standing 6 foot 2 inches tall, Sarah plays as a forward for Grace Christian High School.
Her athletic career has soared to new heights, making her one of the most prominent prospects in the Class of 2024.
Colleges including North Carolina, UCLA, N.C. State, Louisville, and UConn have shown interest in her upcoming collegiate journey.
Sarah has earned notable honors early in her career, including the 2022-23 Gatorade Player of the Year, and has won two golds as a member of the USA’s FIBA U18 World Cup.
Her Husband Is Also An Athlete
Love for basketball runs deep in the family, with her husband, Danny Strong, also involved in the athletic world.
Sarah’s dad, Danny Strong (b: January 18, 1975), a former professional basketball player, has left a remarkable legacy.
A native of Great Falls, South Carolina, he played collegiately at the Spartanburg Methodist College before transferring to NC State University.
There, he played until 1997 before moving on to play professionally in the European basketball leagues. However, after playing for over 15 years, he retired in May 2012.
He is now the founder of The Strong Center, a non-profit organization that provides training sessions for sports development.
