Girls High School Basketball: Fremont’s Timea Gardiner named a McDonald’s All-American

Fremont’s Timea Gardiner (30) blocks the shot by Bingham’s Brianna Badonie in South Jordan.
Fremont’s Timea Gardiner (30) blocks the shot by Bingham’s Brianna Badonie in South Jordan on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021.
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret Information

Fremont standout Timea Gardiner was named to the 2022 ladies basketball All-American Workforce on Tuesday, turning into simply the second ladies athlete from Utah to obtain the celebrated honor because the award’s inception in 2002.

The final time it occurred was in 2006, when Mountain View senior Michelle Harrison was named a McDonald’s All-American.

Gardiner, who has signed to play at Oregon State, is averaging 15.5 factors, 6.7 rebounds and a couple of.0 assists this season for the top-ranked Silverwolves.

“We're so proud and excited for Timea to be chosen to play on the McDonald’s All American workforce, and grateful for the chance to indicate how Utah basketball is altering and turning into extra aggressive,” stated Fremont coach Lisa Dalebout.

“Timea is among the most gifted gamers I've had the privilege of teaching. She is dynamic in all facets of her sport. She has all the time been coachable and seeking to enhance. She is a superb teammate and vocal chief, and goes to do an incredible job representing Fremont Excessive Faculty and the state of Utah.”

Gardiner missed the latter a part of final season with a knee harm, however she’s dominated up to now this season for Fremont.

McDonald’s has introduced a boys All-American workforce courting again to 1977, and 7 boy athletes from Utah have been chosen to the workforce.

These seven athletes are: Wasatch Academy’s Nolan Hickman (2021); Lone Peak’s Frank Jackson (2016); Brighton’s Garner Meads (2000); Murray’s Britton Johnsen (1997); Emery’s Shawn Bradley (1990); Provo’s Devin Durrant (1978); and Skyline’s Danny Vranes (1977).

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