Amy Sherrill is Tim Duncan’s former wife and the mother of their two children, Sidney and Draven. Their marriage lasted from 2001 to 2013. Her public history also includes cheerleading at Wake Forest University and an executive role with the Tim Duncan Foundation.
Much less is reliably documented about her life today. Questions about her current work, relationship status and wealth are common, but the available sources do not establish clear answers. What they do provide is a record of her college connection, family and charitable work.
Amy Sherrill at a glance
| Detail | Supported information |
|---|---|
| Also identified in historical coverage as | Amy Duncan |
| Former husband | Tim Duncan |
| Marriage | 2001–2013 |
| Children with Duncan | Sidney and Draven |
| University connection | Wake Forest cheerleader |
| Documented charitable position | Executive Vice President of the Tim Duncan Foundation in its early years |
| Current occupation | Not established by the sources reviewed |
| Net worth | No substantiated figure identified |
Sources: Stanford Athletics, Wake Forest Athletics and contemporary reporting.
Her Wake Forest background
Sherrill was a cheerleader at Wake Forest. Stanford’s official biography of her daughter, Sidney Duncan, confirms that connection and identifies Amy Sherrill and Tim Duncan as Sidney’s parents.
Amy and Tim were college sweethearts. However, the frequently repeated claim that they met at Wake Forest in 1992 does not fit his college timeline: Duncan arrived there in 1993 and entered the NBA in 1997. The sources reviewed do not establish their exact first-meeting date.
Her academic qualifications are less clear. Some biographies say she earned a psychology degree, but the historical Wake Forest guide consulted for this article attributes that qualification to Tim. It does not establish Amy’s degree subject.
Her marriage to Tim Duncan
Sherrill and Duncan married on July 21, 2001.
By then, Duncan had moved from college basketball to the San Antonio Spurs. His professional career would span 19 seasons with the franchise and five NBA championships. He later entered the Basketball Hall of Fame as a member of the 2020 class, whose enshrinement ceremony took place in May 2021.
Those achievements explain the continuing interest in his family. They do not, however, reveal the private details of the marriage. Accounts of Amy’s day-to-day responsibilities, the couple’s emotional life or her influence on particular career decisions require evidence beyond Duncan’s public basketball record.
Amy Sherrill’s children
Amy and Tim have two children together: a daughter, Sidney, and a son, Draven.
Their daughter’s name is often written as “Sydney” in online biographies. Stanford uses Sidney Ione Duncan, making its official profile the better reference for her name.
Sidney has a public athletic record of her own. Stanford announced her arrival on its women’s volleyball team in 2024. Before college, she captained her high school team and helped it win the 2023 TAPPS 3A state championship.
Her university profile also names Draven among her younger siblings. These public sporting records offer a firmer basis for a family update than assumptions about either parent’s household or custody arrangements.
Her work with the Tim Duncan Foundation
Sherrill’s foundation work is one of the clearest documented parts of her life beyond her marriage.
Wake Forest’s 2003–04 basketball media guide says Tim and Amy created the Tim Duncan Foundation in November 2001. It identifies Amy as the organization’s Executive Vice President. Its stated priorities included health research and awareness, education, and youth sports and recreation, serving San Antonio, Winston-Salem and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Contemporary reporting also records Amy discussing the foundation’s beneficiaries. During a 2003 visit to St. Croix, she told the Associated Press that its assistance had reached orphanages, foster homes and housing for adults with disabilities.
That account provides a concrete example of her public involvement. Her executive title is historical; it should not be presented as her current job without newer evidence.
Why did Amy Sherrill and Tim Duncan divorce?
Amy filed on March 27, 2013. Both petitions described a breakdown caused by conflict and an inability to reconcile. A judge finalized the divorce on August 20, 2013, in a private hearing.
Reporting on the initial filings also described Duncan’s request to honor a prenuptial agreement. That request alone does not establish the agreement’s terms or how the eventual settlement divided their property.
The available reporting does not justify presenting a single, proven personal explanation for the separation. Readers should distinguish the documented proceedings from allegations and commentary that circulated around them.
Amy Sherrill’s net worth and divorce settlement
No substantiated net-worth figure or settlement amount was identified in the research for this article.
Online estimates vary widely, but repetition does not make an estimate reliable. Duncan’s earnings cannot establish what Amy received, what assets she subsequently held or what those assets might be worth today.
A divorce settlement and present-day net worth are also different measures. Even a documented settlement would not, on its own, establish someone’s finances more than a decade later. Claims about investments, properties or a particular payout need their own supporting evidence.
Where is Amy Sherrill now?
As of September 2026, the reliable sources reviewed for this profile do not establish Sherrill’s current occupation, place of residence or relationship status.
The public record contains considerably more information about her earlier family life and charitable activity than about her present routine. That gap should not be filled with claims that she has “disappeared,” never attends events or follows a particular lifestyle.
Similarly, a public profile belonging to someone named Amy Sherrill is not enough to identify that person as Duncan’s former wife. A matching name needs corroboration before its career or personal details can be added to her biography.
FAQs
How old is Amy Sherrill?
The sources reviewed do not reliably establish her birth date. The April 30, 1977 date repeated in online profiles was not independently verified for this article, so a definitive age is not given.
Has Amy Sherrill remarried?
This research did not identify reliable confirmation of a remarriage. That does not establish that she is single; her current relationship status remains unconfirmed.
Does Amy Sherrill have Instagram?
No public Instagram account was authenticated as hers during this research. That is different from proving she has no account. Profiles using her name or photographs should not automatically be treated as official.
What does Amy Sherrill do for a living?
Her current occupation was not established. Her documented professional history includes an executive position with the Tim Duncan Foundation, recorded in Wake Forest’s early-2000s athletics material.
