-Speaking of prospects with long term upside, Williams has a chance to finish towards the top of his class in the local rankings if his development continues at its current pace. Williams uses long strides and a quicker first step than most young W/F tweeners his size to get to the cup with regularity. His length, athleticism, and lateral mobility should earn him a few opportunities as a good mover on the backline that can provide lineup versatility here and there for the Cadets this season. If he can continue to put on weight and hone the jumpshot in good hands on Military Road, this will be a prospect for coaches to keep tabs on over the years. 

-There’s a lot to like with the future St. John’s Cadet as his athleticism really was disruptive at both ends of the floor as this TTO 2029 team played up an age group and won their bracket. Williams’ hands were magnetic around the basket, earning him several emphatic putback finishes and trips to the free throw line to get his opponent in foul trouble. Williams understands when to set a screen on the ball, when to cut backdoor, when to crash for an offensive board once the shot goes up– came away impressed by his feel at a young age. He seems decently skilled for a player his size but is also careful to be efficient with his dribble on his trips to the rim to protect the ball and take away swipe opportunities from opposing guards whenever he got past his matchup. Really intrigued to see how his skillset develops as he continues to grow.