C/o26 Jordan Williams is ready for a breakout year

By Kevin Spencer - Coaches Corner Digest -

 


Standing 6’8” with the versatility of a guard, Jordan Williams is one of Northern California’s best-kept secrets. A true inside-out threat, he blends the size of a post player with the perimeter skills of a shooting guard. Williams’ footwork and fundamentals immediately jump out—he establishes position with patience, counters with poise, and finishes through contact.


But what makes him especially dangerous is his ability to stretch the floor. knocking down threes at a high percentage. The work he’s put in this summer shows; his confidence is evident, and his conditioning allows him to play both ends of the floor without fading.



With his combination of size, skill, and shooting touch, Williams is primed to make a lot of noise this upcoming season. Expect him to be a matchup nightmare in the San Joaquin Section, and we expect his name to rise quickly on recruiting boards across Northern California.


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