Summer 2012: Competed on the East Coast All Stars under Coach Guy Rancourt …
2011-12: A Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference selection … played and started all 27 games … sixth on the team in points with 181 … scored a season-high of 15 against Arcadia … led the Commonwealth Conference in steals (83) and in assists (227) … broke his own single-season school-record in assists, doing it in 19 games … finished second in the NCAA Division III in assists (8.7), fourth in assist-turnover ratio (3.4) and seventh in steals (3.07) … tied for second-most rebounds per game on the team with 4.6, placing him amongst the top 20 players in the Commonwealth Conference … named the MVP of the Basinger Memorial Tournament after posting 21 assists in the tournament and breaking the school’s career assists record of 432 assists during the event … had a season-high 12 rebounds against Widener … posted a MAC record 21 assists at Mount Aloysius, the 13
th-most ever in an NCAA Division III game … also earned Tip-Off Classic All-Tournament honors … broke school’s career steals record in a win over Juniata … ninth in the league for most minutes played averaging 31.8.
2010-11: Started all 25 games … scored 232 points, averaging 9.3 a game … had a season-high 22 points against Widener … grabbed 67 rebounds … gathered 182 assists, averaging 7.3 a game, best in the Commonwealth Conference and fourth in NCAA Division III … had a then-school-record 17 against Delaware Valley … had three straight double-digit assists games against Shenandoah (12), Penn State DuBois (10) and Delaware Valley (17) … snatched 75 steals, averaging 3.0 a game, best in the Commonwealth Conference and sixth in NCAA Division III … had a season-high eight steals against Messiah … took home Basinger Tournament MVP honors after averaging 13.5 assists and five steals a game during the tournament.
2009-10: Commonwealth Conference Rookie of the Year ... appeared in all 28 games and started 26 ... led the team in assists (151), assists per game (5.4), steals (84), and steals per game (3.0) ... sixth in the nation in steals and 20th in assist-turnover ratio ... second in the conference in assists per game and first in assist-turnover ratio ... had three games with at least 10 assists, including 13 dimes against Juniata ... had six double-figure scoring efforts and 10 games with at least four steals ... notched 18 points and seven assists against Susquehanna ... scored 11 points and snatched six steals at Penn State Hazelton.
High School: Named team’s most valuable player three times ... also named the school’s most outstanding male athlete as a senior.
Personal: Son of Alvin and Robyn Williams ... has four siblings, Diago, Simone, Antwaun and Johnathan ... a
criminal justice major ... favorite movie is “Love and Basketball.”
