Basketball: BYU women land Wasatch High's Parker
BYU's women's basketball program has received its first commitment from the class of 2009.
Kim Parker, a 5-foot-11 junior from Wasatch High in Heber City, committed to BYU coach Jeff Judkins on Thursday, according to Mary Waters, the manager of her club basketball team, Utah Flight.
Parker is a two-time all-stater in both basketball and soccer and helped the Wasps' girls basketball team go undefeated last season.
College coaches cannot comment on specific recruits until they have signed. Parker will sign with BYU in November, Waters said.
Parker averaged 15.1 points, four assists, four steals and two blocks per game for Wasatch as a junior and received a scholarship offer from the Cougars two weeks ago. She was also receiving interest from Utah, Utah Valley and Northern Arizona.
Kim Parker, a 5-foot-11 junior from Wasatch High in Heber City, committed to BYU coach Jeff Judkins on Thursday, according to Mary Waters, the manager of her club basketball team, Utah Flight.
Parker is a two-time all-stater in both basketball and soccer and helped the Wasps' girls basketball team go undefeated last season.
College coaches cannot comment on specific recruits until they have signed. Parker will sign with BYU in November, Waters said.
Parker averaged 15.1 points, four assists, four steals and two blocks per game for Wasatch as a junior and received a scholarship offer from the Cougars two weeks ago. She was also receiving interest from Utah, Utah Valley and Northern Arizona.
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