Katie Feenstra-Mattera - Trivia and Personal Life

Trivia and Personal Life

  • Feenstra married Todd Mattera on November 8, 2008.
  • She wears a men's size 17 (US) / 53 (EU) shoe.
  • Her sister, Meribeth Anderson, also played basketball at Liberty from 1999–2003

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