01-24-2021, 09:02 AM
Timea Gardiner, ESPN's #4 ranked 2022 grad, is #1 academically in her Utah high school class.
In good WBB news, perhaps:
I like her game. (I saw at least three of her US U16 games, teamed with Kiki Rice, Lauren Betts, and Londyn Jones.)
Sees herself, or at least works on becoming, a positionless player a la Haley.
Very good offensive rebounder, aggressive screening out, strong left hand to compliment her right,
hits the occasional three.
I posted earlier that she and Maya Nnaji looked like redundant picks from this class,
but Gardiner appears to have more range.
Nnaji lives off the low post.
A Betts, Rice, Gardiner class--#1, #6, #4--would be unprecedented of course.
But still would like to see a three-and-D wing a la Brooke Demetre.
Sees herself, or at least works on becoming, a positionless player a la Haley.
Very good offensive rebounder, aggressive screening out, strong left hand to compliment her right,
hits the occasional three.
I posted earlier that she and Maya Nnaji looked like redundant picks from this class,
but Gardiner appears to have more range.
Nnaji lives off the low post.
A Betts, Rice, Gardiner class--#1, #6, #4--would be unprecedented of course.
But still would like to see a three-and-D wing a la Brooke Demetre.
I like her game. (I saw at least three of her US U16 games, teamed with Kiki Rice, Lauren Betts, and Londyn Jones.)
Sees herself, or at least works on becoming, a positionless player a la Haley.
Very good offensive rebounder, aggressive screening out, strong left hand to compliment her right,
hits the occasional three.
I posted earlier that she and Maya Nnaji looked like redundant picks from this class,
but Gardiner appears to have more range.
Nnaji lives off the low post.
A Betts, Rice, Gardiner class--#1, #6, #4--would be unprecedented of course.
But still would like to see a three-and-D wing a la Brooke Demetre.
Sees herself, or at least works on becoming, a positionless player a la Haley.
Very good offensive rebounder, aggressive screening out, strong left hand to compliment her right,
hits the occasional three.
I posted earlier that she and Maya Nnaji looked like redundant picks from this class,
but Gardiner appears to have more range.
Nnaji lives off the low post.
A Betts, Rice, Gardiner class--#1, #6, #4--would be unprecedented of course.
But still would like to see a three-and-D wing a la Brooke Demetre.
01-25-2021, 06:28 PM
(01-24-2021, 10:58 AM)Hulk01 Wrote: I like her game. (I saw at least three of her US U16 games, teamed with Kiki Rice, Lauren Betts, and Londyn Jones.)
Sees herself, or at least works on becoming, a positionless player a la Haley.
Very good offensive rebounder, aggressive screening out, strong left hand to compliment her right,
hits the occasional three.
I posted earlier that she and Maya Nnaji looked like redundant picks from this class,
but Gardiner appears to have more range.
Nnaji lives off the low post.
A Betts, Rice, Gardiner class--#1, #6, #4--would be unprecedented of course.
But still would like to see a three-and-D wing a la Brooke Demetre.
Sounds like Gardiner suffered a knee injury. Unclear from the article how severe it is.
https://www.standard.net/sports/high-sch...f8586.html
(01-24-2021, 10:58 AM)Hulk01 Wrote: I like her game. (I saw at least three of her US U16 games, teamed with Kiki Rice, Lauren Betts, and Londyn Jones.)
Sees herself, or at least works on becoming, a positionless player a la Haley.
Very good offensive rebounder, aggressive screening out, strong left hand to compliment her right,
hits the occasional three.
I posted earlier that she and Maya Nnaji looked like redundant picks from this class,
but Gardiner appears to have more range.
Nnaji lives off the low post.
A Betts, Rice, Gardiner class--#1, #6, #4--would be unprecedented of course.
But still would like to see a three-and-D wing a la Brooke Demetre.
Sounds like Gardiner suffered a knee injury. Unclear from the article how severe it is.
https://www.standard.net/sports/high-sch...f8586.html
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