Simply the best: Taylor Burke's accomplishments

Standing 5-foot-11 and weighing 155 pounds, 2011 Medina High graduate Taylor (Burke) Gilman is widely considered the best female athlete in Medina County history. To be inducted into the Medina County Sports Hall of Fame during June 18 ceremonies at The Galaxy Restaurant in Wadsworth, here is a list of her top accomplishments at Medina and the University of Florida: Soccer Medina: Earned three letters and was Gazette MVP as junior and senior. ... Also named Gazette Player of Decade in sport and Athlete of Decade overall, as well as Gazette Senior Female Athlete of Year in 2011. ... Ohio's Ms. Soccer as senior. ... Led Bees to 2009 Division I state championship as junior. ... Set state record with 15 straight shutouts. ... For career, posted 40 shutouts, 0.37 goals-against average and 38-3-5 record. Florida: Played four years for Gators and tied school record with 27 shutouts. ... Played program-record 7,504 minutes in goal. ... Holds season records for goals-against average (0.54 in 2013) and consecutive shutouts (6 in 2013). ... Ranks second for shutouts in season (9 in 2013) and games played in season (25 in 2012). Basketball Medina: Lettered four years for Bees and was two-time All-Gazette pick. ... Averaged 11.0 points, 6.7 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.0 blocks as senior while helping program to first conference title since 1996. ... Can dunk a tennis ball. ... Used to meet coach Chris Hassinger for 6 a.m. workouts to fit sport into busy schedule. ... Was attracting D-I college offers until became clear she would not pursue that sport beyond high school. Florida: Did not play for Gators, but when team was hit by injuries her junior year, considered attending an open tryout on campus. Ultimately decided not to because would have interfered with winter track and field season. Track and field Medina: Four-time All-Gazette pick and three-time MVP. ... Also Gazette Athlete of Decade in sport. ... Won three state titles in high jump. ... On final attempt of career, at state meet, on her 18th birthday, set Ohio prep record with leap of 6-1 1/4, which would have matched winning height at 2010 NCAA Track & Field Championships and broken Florida school record. ... Four-time All-American. ... Won New Balance National Indoor Meet as sophomore and junior. Florida: Four-time indoor and two-time outdoor All-American in high jump. ... Broke indoor (6-1½) and outdoor (6-0 3/4) school records. ... Five-time All-Southeastern Conference selection over both seasons. ... Won SEC outdoor title in 2012. ... Earned gold medal at 2012 USA Junior Outdoor Championships. ... Competed for Team USA in under-22 division in Barcelona, Spain. ... Contemplated attending Olympic Trials, but MRI revealed she needed shoulder surgery.