game. In the summer of 1993, made the final cut for the USA Women's National team, competing down in Brazil to win the World Cup Qualifier. In the fall, began her pro career overseas in Clermont-Ferrand, France on the Stade Clermontois Assoc du Basquet club which placed 5th in the championship. The next 4 years before the WNBA was formed, she played in : France, Hungary, Australia, Spain and all over Europe in the Euroleague Championship. Post-retirement After retiring from basketball on June 1, 2001, Burge stayed in California and taught 8th grade Spanish at Miraleste Intermediate School in Palos Verdes, CA. She later received a master's degree in Multi-Lingual Education. She then stayed-at-home mom with her husband, Darren Quella, to raise their three children in Los Angeles. During that time, she also teamed up with San Pedro High School boys basketball coach John Bobich to run a youth basketball camps in San Pedro, CA. H In 2017, she resumed teaching and they put the three boys in private school for parochial education. She developed a Spanish PE curriculum rooted in music and motion, and continues to teach 4-14 year olds at Christ Lutheran School in Rancho Palos Verdes, while running basketball camps with Integrity Hoops Academy. At 6 feet 5 inches each, the pair were recognized in 1991 by Guinness World Records as the world's tallest female twins. This record was broken in 2004 by Ann and Claire Recht. The Disney television movie, Double Teamed, which was released in 2002, is based on their life stories and achievements in high school basketball. In the movie, Burge is played by actress Poppi Monroe. Burge has a small part in the 2002 film Juwanna Mann starring Vivica A. Fox. She plays the character "Magda Rowonowitch" and is credited as Heather Quella. In September 2002, Burge was named to the Atlantic Coast Conference 50th Anniversary Women's Basketball Team. Included in the team were seven other members who played for the University of Virginia: Val Ackerman (who played for Virginia from 1978–81), Tonya Cardoza (1987–91), Dena Evans (1990–93), Donna Holt (1985–88), Wendy Palmer (1993–96), Tammi Reiss (1989–92), and Dawn Staley (1989–92). WNBA career statistics See also List of twins List of University of Virginia people References External links Gball Online: Talent Times Two 1971 births Living people American expatriate basketball people in France American expatriate basketball people in Hungary American expatriate basketball people