Prospect Spotlight: Adoreya Williams (2019)

There is a lot of basketball talent in and around Detroit. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="22343" first="Adoreya" last="Williams"] </strong>should not be overlooked. The 5’3" point guard is a seasoned and skilled competitor. She is currently a senior at Detroit Mumford. <strong>Williams </strong>has a skill set that is well suited for the point guard position. She is an excellent ball handler who can be dangerous on the dribble with either hand. <strong>Williams </strong>has an excellent mid range nump shot that she can pull up and hit off the dribble. She’s a solid passer as well. She can find open teammates in transition or in a half court set. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="22343" first="Adoreya" last="Williams"] </strong>recognizes that constant development is a key to being a great basketball player. She is working on making decisions at a faster pace and strengthening her ability to finish. <strong>Williams </strong>has included improvement in her personal goals. She wants "to continue to grow in any weaknesses I have and to have more college offers before the season is over." <strong>Williams </strong>has regularly had workouts with her dad, focusing on building strength, going hard at all times, and skill work. <strong>Williams </strong>wants to continue the development of her game, but has additional goals as well. She is a winner, and wants bring home a city championship and state championship. <strong>Williams </strong>also sees college basketball as a part of her future. She wants to "go to a D1 university that fits me and play professional basketball." <strong>Williams </strong>also has goals in regards to her education. She wants to continue to be a good student and get good grades. <strong>Williams </strong>is ready to focus on her college education as well. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="22343" first="Adoreya" last="Williams"] </strong>is a top 40 prospect in Michigan’s senior class. The Detroit Mumford star is one of the top remaining unsigned seniors. It will be interesting to see how <strong>Williams’ </strong>recruitment develops from here on out. &nbsp; &nbsp;