Jailyn Williams Jailyn Williams 5'11" | PF Centennial | 2026 State FL was arguably the most impressive power forward in the building. If every player lined up and the question was asked, “Which one looks like a college athlete?” — Williams would likely be the answer. She showcased her versatility throughout the game. In one sequence, she connected from the outside with a three-pointer, then turned around and went coast-to-coast for a powerful finish at the rim. She showed her strength, skill, body control, and creativity all in one play. She played with an aggressive mindset, attacking in transition and putting constant pressure on the defense. Williams’s energy, physical tools, and downhill style made her a difficult matchup in the post, on the perimeter, and in the open court. Williams’ energy, physical tools, and downhill style made her a difficult matchup in the post, on the perimeter, and in the open court. During the 6A semifinals, she looked dominant — performing with the presence and confidence of a college-level power forward. Williams will be fun to watch at the next level

Williams delivered a powerful performance for Centennial and was the clear leader for her team throughout the contest. The athletic forward consistently attacked the rim, scored in transition, and battled aggressively on the boards. Williams opened the second half with back-to-back steals and coast-to-coast finishes and continued to fight for scoring opportunities even as Doral extended its lead. Her combination of strength, athleticism, and versatility allowed her to impact the game both offensively and defensively while serving as the primary spark for Centennial. Hall finished with monster-numbers – 24 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 steals.

Jailyn Williams Jailyn Williams 5'11" | PF Centennial | 2026 State FL flirted with a triple double all season and the Tampa Bay Invitational was no exception. Williams posted some good numbers throughout the tournament , including a 25 -point and 8 rebound effort. William is a prospect whose athleticism jumps off of the page. She brings energy to the court and is a paint controller. Playing in one of the most intimidating front courts in the State(along beside Lovely Gabriel Lovely Gabriel 6'3" | C/PF Centennial | 2026 State FL and Jada Parson Jada Parson 6'0" | PF/SF Centennial | 2026 State FL ), Williams is averaging 17 points and over 7 rebounds per game). Williams is active all over the court and makes contributions in the assist department as well as steals. She has the ability to impact both the inside of the defense as well as the perimeter. Williams is a game-changer and a prospect who creates a buzz every time she steps on the floor.

(Cover Photo) Jailyn Williams Jailyn Williams 5'11" | PF Centennial | 2026 State FL is a pure athlete with excellent footwork and a relentless work ethic. She plays with a motor that will translate well to the next level. Coaches value players who give their all on every play, and Jailyn does just that. She also has the ability to hit jump shots—if she begins knocking them down consistently, she could be flooded with offers.

Jailyn has one of the best frames in the 2026 class with her size and strength. In Gainesville, she had some really big blocks on the defensive end and did a nice job scoring it from 15 feet and in. Her passing ability is solid for her position as well. She has received offers from Shaw (D2) and Ft Lauderdale (NCCAA) since April.

Jailyn Williams Jailyn Williams 5'11" | PF Centennial | 2026 State FL is a skilled athlete with next-level stature and the ability to jump out of the gym. She can be physical in the post and hold her own against tough matchups, yet she’s athletic enough to defend guards on the wing. Offensively, she has a solid jump shot she can rely on when she’s unable to get to the rim.

Averaging 15 points and 9 rebounds per game, she has been a dominant force on both ends of the floor this season. With five double-doubles to her name, she consistently made her presence felt. Standout performances include an 18-point, 10-rebound, 8-steal game against Palm Bay and a 16-point, 12-rebound effort versus Lincoln Park. Her anticipation on defense allows her to disrupt passing lanes, while her scoring ability inside keeps defenses on edge. A relentless competitor with a well-rounded game, she will undoubtedly be a player to watch in the upcoming season.

(Cover Photo) Jailyn Williams Jailyn Williams 5'11" | PF Centennial | 2026 State FL is one of the most underrated players in Florida, playing every second of the game as if it’s her only way to survive. Her combination of strength, athleticism, speed, and coordination makes her a top prospect who just needs more recognition. Currently averaging 15.1 PPG and 3.6 rebounds per game, Williams plays with both speed and control, effortlessly blowing by her matchups on offense while keeping ball handlers in front of her on defense. She forces turnovers both on and off the ball. Williams would improve any team she joins, as she excels at doing all the small things that lead to success.

Jailyn Williams Jailyn Williams 5'11" | PF Centennial | 2026 State FL has great size and was one of the most impressive-looking power forwards in the building.  But she didn’t just look the part, but played the part. She rebounded well and on the offensive end she handled business business in the paint, scoring on the inside with a nice touch and very impressive footwork and mobility.   Williams ran the floor extremely well and consistently filled the lanes and was aged of the guards for a vertical pass. She made one great move where she started one way and then converted a layup off of a reverse pivot- spin move in the paint.  Williams was equally effective on the defensive end. defending in the paint and then showed athleticism in covering wing players on the perimeter.   She is an exceptional athlete who has great length, agility, and quickness. Williams was one of the most impressive athletes in the room.

Jailyn Williams Jailyn Williams 5'11" | PF Centennial | 2026 State FL averaged 18.4 PPG last season along with 11.1 RPG. She plays physically and fast, with excellent footwork. Not only is she one of the top players in the county, but she’s also an underrated player in the state. I foresee this being her breakout year now that she has the experience from last season’s deep playoff run, and I expect her to be the team’s #1 option.