Jacksonville State University Athletics

JSU CAREER
2022-23: Played in and started 28 games for Jax State in her final season of collegiate basketball...averaged 27.5 minutes per contest, which was second on the squad...was third on the team with 8.2 points per game...shot 35.0% from the field, 33.9% from three-point, and 63.8% from the charity stripe...finished with 28 assists and 26 blocks...had career-bests with 25 points, nine made field goals, and five three-pointers versus Stetson on Feb. 23...tallied a career-high three assists versus Kennesaw State on March 4 in the ASUN Tournament...had a career-best nine free throws made on 11 attempts against Davidson on Dec. 4...scored in double-digits ten times...had 22 points in a win against Queens on Jan. 7...totaled 20 points in a career-high 42 minutes played at Jacksonville on Feb. 18.

2021-22: Appeared in all 32 games during her second season with the Gamecocks and made one start...scored 3.3 points and totaled 1.4 rebounds per game off the bench...score a career-high 13 points in the ASUN tournament quarterfinals against Jacksonville (03/06/22) while shooting 100 percent from the floor...dished out 18 assists and recorded 22 steals on the year...recorded 14 made three-pointers on the season and totaled four four-point-play opportunities.

2020-21: Made her debut for the Gamecocks on Nov. 25 against Georgia Southern and played two minutes…played in 16 games for JSU during her junior season…averaged 8.0 minutes per game off the bench…finished 15-of-46 from the floor for 32.6 percent and was 6-of-25 from three point range for 24.0 percent…scored 2.6 points per game and registered eight steals on the season…scored a career-high 10 points at home against Eastern Illinois to go along with two assists and three steals.

PRIOR TO JSU: Wallace State CC

2018-20: Williams joined new JSU teammate Imari Martin on the ACCC/Region 22 First Team and ACCC North Division First Team as a sophomore while finishing third in the conference in scoring (18.3 ppg). She averaged 4.7 rebounds and just under three assists per game. Along With Martin, the duo helped lead Wallace State to a 24-6 record and to the program's first NJCAA Division I National Championship berth since 2015.

HIGH SCHOOL:

A former standout at nearby JHS for the Golden Eagles, Williams was named Calhoun County's 4A-6A Player of the Year before signing with WSCC as a senior.

PERSONAL:

Born January 26, 2000…daughter of DeAndre Wilson and Tammy Douthite…has two older sisters, and one younger brother…older sister DeMaurea plays basketball for Delaware State…favorite kind of food is seafood…plans to major in exercise science at JSU.