Blake Williams, - Prep Hoops

Blake Williams

Shooting Guard/Small Forward

2028 Class

6'4" Height

Bolingbrook School

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Blake

Williams SG/SF

Class

2028

Height

6'4"

Bolingbrook

About Blake

What's your biggest strength as a player, and how does it show up in games?

My biggest strengths are my strength and athleticism. I’m a weight-room warrior and heading into my third season as a varsity wide receiver. After overcoming a tibial tubercle injury, I worked my way to a 40-inch vertical, giving me the confidence to attack every rebound, block shots, win 50/50 balls, and finish above the rim in traffic.

What are you working to improve right now?

I’m working on becoming a complete two-way wing. Playing center the past two years helped me develop an elite post game, physicality, and footwork. Now I’m focused on improving my perimeter shooting, creating off the dribble, and making plays facing the basket so I can be a threat from all three levels while continuing to defend multiple positions.

What are you looking for in a college program?

I’m looking for a college program that believes in developing complete players on and off the court. I want to be challenged by coaches who demand excellence, compete alongside teammates who share the same work ethic, and contribute to a winning culture built on toughness, accountability, and selfless basketball.

Outside of your sport, what should coaches know about you?

Outside of basketball, I’m a dedicated student, a varsity wide receiver, and someone who takes pride in my work ethic. I enjoy being in the weight room, competing, and constantly finding ways to improve. My goal is to be a dependable teammate, represent my family with pride, and make a positive impact on and off the court.

What do you want to study, and what career interests you?

I’m interested in studying Sports Management while also exploring Sports Medicine and rehabilitation. After overcoming three major injuries a broken wrist, a tibial tubercle injury, and a Grade 3 ankle sprain—I’ve developed a deep appreciation for the recovery process and the people who help athletes return stronger. I hope to build a career that keeps me involved in sports.