Interview: Diamond Williams (2021)
Diamond Williams is a skilled young player in the class of 2021. She is a power forward from Flint Beecher and played grassroots basketball with the Lady Comrades Knights Elite. Williams is on the verge of a breakout season and is a prospect…
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Continue ReadingDiamond Williams is a skilled young player in the class of 2021. She is a power forward from Flint Beecher and played grassroots basketball with the Lady Comrades Knights Elite. Williams is on the verge of a breakout season and is a prospect to keep an eye on. I caught up with her for a Question & Answer session.
Question:
What do you think has been key to your success in basketball?
Diamond Williams:
The key to my success in basketball would be practicing hard, constantly being in the gym, staying focused, and being determined.
Question:
In what ways do you feel you’ve improved this summer?
Diamond Williams:
I feel like I improved this summer by working with my step father and my AAU coach Keyon helping improve my overall skills.
Question:
Who is the toughest player you’ve matched up with?
Diamond Williams:
The toughest player I have been matched up with in the class of 2021…..I haven’t really faced anyone because I was playing up on varsity. However, one of the toughest players would of been Sasha Penn, class of 2018.
Question:
What was your favorite basketball moment this summer?
Diamond Williams:
One of my favorite basketball moments this summer was when we went to Canada. I was one of the top 3 scorers and we showcased teamwork and leadership by helping everyone that touched the floor score. That was one of my favorite moments because we became closer like a family.
Question:
What do you feel is a strength in your game?
Diamond Williams:
One of my greatest strengths in my game would be communicating, defense, and post moves.
Question:
What are you most excited about as far as next high school season?
Diamond Williams:
Becoming a leader on the team and getting more college opportunities.
Question:
How are you preparing for next season?
Diamond Williams:
Staying in the gym, working with coach Keyon on my game.
Question:
What are your goals for next high school season?
Diamond Williams:
Improving my stats and becoming a better student athlete.
Question:
What professional player is does your game most resemble?
Diamond Williams:
People say I play like Javal McGee, because I’m a defensive player. I don’t shoot as often. I like to score inside the paint and I’m good at the pick and roll.