Supervisor – Tennis, Snowboard, Repair, Softgoods

Sturtevant's has a unique history tracing back to over 50 years in the Greater Seattle Area. Here is our company timeline, starting with some history on the Sturtevant’s name, our relationship with Sturtevant's of Sun Valley and the original store at 622 Bellevue Way NE: 1963 – Fred Sturtevant opens Sturtevant’s of Sun Valley in Ketchum, Idaho 1963 – Hal Hansen relocates his store, Hal’s Sport Shop, from Seattle, Washington to 622 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, Washington 1965 – Hal Hansen and his new partner, Erl Julnes, change the name of Hal’s Sport Shop to Alpine House 1971 – Fred Sturtevant sells Sturtevant’s of Sun Valley to four Bellevue, Washington entrepreneurs and moves to Hagerman, Idaho to be a farmer 1973 – The four owners of Sturtevant’s of Sun Valley buy Alpine House in Bellevue and rename it Sturtevant’s of Sun Valley 1977 – Duncan Campbell and Alan Quinn buy Sturtevant’s of Sun Valley in Bellevue, Washington and drop “of Sun Valley” from the name. Dual Sports, Inc. is incorporated to serve as the parent company to the store 1986 – Dual Sports, Inc. opens the first Ski Mart store on 103rd and Main Street in Bellevue as a discount outlet offering close-outs, rentals and consignment skis 1992 – Dual Sports, Inc. opens Boarderline Snowboards, the Eastside’s first snowboard shop, next door to Sturtevant’s at 622 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue 1999 – Sturtevant’s and Boarderline move to 1100 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue 1999 – Ski Mart moves to 830 106th NE, Bellevue 2000 – Sturtevant’s partners with Altrec.com and launches the Sturtevants.com online store 2001 – A second Sturtevant’s location opens in Puyallup, Washington 2004 – Duncan Campbell takes sole ownership of Dual Sports, Inc., DBA Sturtevant’s, Boarderline and Ski Mart 2005 – Dual Sports, Inc. purchases SkiBonkers, the ski & snowboard tent sale that Olympic Sports launched in 1979 2005 – Ski Mart moves to 13219 NE 20th Street, Bellevue 2007 – Duncan Campbell sells Dual Sports, Inc. to long-time employees Jeff Campbell, Tracy Gibbons and Stacey Weichbrodt 2009 – Boarderline Snowboards is incorporated into Sturtevant’s, offering customers a seamless shopping experience for all their ski and snowboard needs 2009 – Sturtevant’s Kids opens in Boarderline’s former space 2009 – Sturtevant’s in Puyallup closes and a new Sturtevant’s Ski Mart store opens at 2220 South 37th Street, Tacoma, Washington 2009 – A third Sturtevant’s Ski Mart store opens at 18920 28th Avenue West, Lynnwood, Washington 2010 – Sturtevant’s and Altrec.com end their partnership and a new Sturtevants.com launches, offering customers the same products available in-store at Sturtevant’s in Bellevue, Washington 2017 - Sturtevants is acquired by Christy Sports in Lakewood, Colorado 2021 - Sturtevants.com launches an all new website