Williams has a demanding season ahead of him as Bear Creek looks to compete with a relatively inexperienced group so he will have to be spectacular if they want a chance at competing. Williams is coming off a year where he was the entire game plan for opposing teams and he put up 14 points a game. He was efficient in doing so as well and that is what stands out for me most. Now the challenge is maintaining that efficiency while taking on a much heavier offensive workload. Williams will have to create more opportunities for himself, handle additional defensive attention, and become the focal point of the offense that puts teammates in easy scoring positions. His  conditioning and ability to sustain an aggressive scoring mentality will be tested night in and night out. Bear Creek’s competitiveness could depend heavily on how much Williams can shoulder offensively but we do expect him to be a riser.

Williams emerged as one of the bright spots for Bear Creek last season and consistently proved he could deliver against quality competition. He averaged 14 points per game while showcasing an efficient and confident offensive game, shooting 52% from the field. What stood out most was the way he finished the season, reaching double figures in 11 straight games and finding a level of consistency that made him a difficult matchup. His season high 23 points demonstrated the scoring ability he possesses when he gets into rhythm. Heading into this season continuing to expand his offensive arsenal and becoming a more complete playmaker could be the next step in his development. If he builds off the momentum he created late last year, Williams has the potential to be one of the more productive and impactful players in his league

Jacob Williams Jacob Williams 6'2" | CG Bear Creek | 2027 State CO has been one of Bear Creek’s leading offensive weapons this season for the Bear Creek Bears. In a notable matchup against Chatfield, Williams scored 22 points on efficient 70% from the field. He’s shown his ability to create and convert looks against tough competition. Williams also had a strong performance in a big win over Pomona, finishing with 18 points and 3 steals, helping Bear Creek’s balanced attack. Additionally. Williams is a clutch spot-up sniper who clutches up in the biggest moments. Across the season, Williams has been a premier option and a relentless rebounder for Bear Creek.

Williams looks very comfortable as a scorer this season, and his work as a rebounding and defensive menace has made the defense come easily to him. He’s finished in double figures in half of the games and has been a reliable scorer. He can create 3’s for himself or move without the ball. He slashes and gets out in transition, and also makes plays happen when the play breaks down due to his constant motion. Jacob is putting up 13.3 points and 3.4 rebounds a game while also finding the open man as well as being a facilitator. He makes a BIG rise in the rankings after spending time on the watch list.