Another impressive week for Williams, even though Liberty North came up just short in a tight one against Blue Springs South on Tuesday. Even in the loss, the game showed how dangerous the Eagles can be when they’re clicking — and that they’re more than capable of lining up with just about anyone.

Williams was right at the center of it again, finishing with 21 points and seven rebounds while putting together another efficient shooting night from beyond the arc. He helped lead an Eagles group that saw plenty of shots fall from deep, and his confidence set the tone. He hunted his opportunities, stayed aggressive when he found a rhythm, and shot it with the belief that every look was going down.

When the moment called for it late, he responded. He attacked off the bounce and converted in key spots, showing he’s comfortable with the ball in his hands when the game is on the line. Beyond the scoring, Aedyn continues to make his presence felt on the glass at both ends, adding another dimension to his overall impact. He’s influencing the game in more ways than one, and he remains a big reason the Eagles can compete at a high level night after night.

In what turned out to be Friday night’s biggest upset, Liberty North handled Staley in convincing fashion. The Eagles continue to embrace an uptempo style, using pace to their advantage on both ends of the floor. Their ability to play freely while applying consistent pressure has been a key factor in their recent success.

Williams was at the heart of the Eagles’ offense Friday night, especially putting the ball in the basket. His shooting proved pivotal, knocking down multiple deep triples while maintaining strong spacing and a knack for finding openings beyond the arc. He continued to gain confidence as the game moved on, playing best in crucial moments.

Aedyn also showed suddenness and aggression with the ball in his hands, driving downhill at times to create scoring chances at the rim or reading and reacting to the defense effectively. The ball seemed to gravitate toward him all night, highlighting his central role in the attack.

He really appears to be hitting his stride, playing some of his best basketball against the toughest teams on Liberty North’s schedule.

Aedyn made a strong impression during the 5-on-5 session Friday evening, holding his own against tough perimeter competition. His defensive intensity stood out, often disrupting opponents and sparking transition opportunities for his team. Offensively, Williams showed the ability to finish through contact at the rim while also demonstrating solid ball-handling and shot creation in the half court. After a productive spring and summer, he looks poised to carry that momentum into the upcoming winter season.