Rebounding and a good motor will go a long way for players over 6 foot 6 and Williams understands that well. While he has some perimeter skills, he’s unafraid of being a hard hat player around the hoop. Battles for position and also chases downs rebounds. Applies similar workman like qualities to his willingness to break down and defend when along the perimeter. Grinder of a big, who looks well set to make a bigger impact for a Southmoore team coming off a 6A State Tournament appearance.

Williams was most recently named as a First Team 16U Kansas City Showcase performer. The Recruit Look event showcased some elite talent and Treyden was able to separate from much of the competition. Williams was able to hit shots from the perimeter, which opened up the floor for both himself and other teammates to attack the paint off the dribble. However, Treyden did most of his damage on the block. The sophomore played under control, reading double teams and moving the ball to the opposite side of the floor complimented his good feet and ability to finish over either shoulder inside. The Southmoore standout was also featured in the high post, showing that he can initiate offense and find teammates for quality looks.

Williams had a bit of a sophomore breakout for the Sabercats as they made a 6A State Tournament run. On Tuesday night, his jumper (with range to the three point line) was working consistently. Bringing a hard hat mentality to go along with his skill level should make him one of the more productive 2028 posts in 6A next year. And it will also lead to success in AAU, which he already is starting to have. As evident by a honorable mention honor and double digit scoring average as the recent Circuit tournament in Dallas.