Bailey Timmons from John Curtis has been named The Times-Picayune All-Metro girls basketball player of the year after leading her team to a state championship and scoring over 1,000 career points. The senior averaged 14 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 steals per game, showcasing her all-around capabilities. John Curtis finished the season with a 25-1 record, earning its eighth state title in the last 10 years. Coach Alendra Brown praised Timmons for her versatility and team-centered approach. Next season, Timmons will continue her basketball career at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

By the Numbers
  • Bailey Timmons averaged 14 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 steals per game during her senior year.
  • John Curtis finished the season with a 25-1 record, with Timmons contributing to their eighth state title in ten years.
Yes, But

While Timmons' individual accolades are notable, Slidell's coach Kristin Twillie also made headlines by leading her team to their first state championship appearance after a strong 30-2 season.

State of Play
  • Timmons is set to join the UL-Lafayette squad alongside former teammate Imani Daniel.
  • Slidell's Coach Kristin Twillie is poised to build on her team's successful season with many starters returning for next year.
What's Next

With Bailey Timmons heading to college, all eyes will be on her performance at UL, while Slidell aims to capitalize on their recent success in future competitions.

Bottom Line

Bailey Timmons' achievement is a testament to her hard work and the strength of John Curtis' program, setting a high bar for future competitors in Louisiana high school basketball.