Williams is a natural when it comes to this game of basketball. She has fantastic length paired with height at 5’11, she moves quickly to her spots, she is extremely coordinated, her situational awareness is better than most, and she just knows how to make plays. I could see Williams being a killer on the high school floor during the Winter season. During AAU she stands out as one of the best whenever she is competing, no matter who it is against and that is impressive with some of the competition they have to play around Chicago.

The strength is growing for Avanni, and so is the overall flow and pace to her game. She is starting to take the game possession by possession, and when you have that type of skillset as a three level scorer and playmaker, slowing the game down usually works in your favor. She has already pulled in some strong offers, and I could definitely see more coming her way before the AAU season concludes.

Avani has continued to be one of the more standout talents in her class, and this past weekend only created more separation. She looks quicker with the ball, her decisions are sharper, and her confidence is through the roof. Even on drives, she is getting through contact without slowing down or getting knocked off her path. Stronger and even more athletic. Colleges will continue to come with Division I offers.

Williams has shown some growth this year and seems to be on pace for a bigger summer season. She has all the tools to be one of the best players in this state, and honestly she can get there before senior season. The length is there, the frame has time to develop, and the athleticism is present.

Williams will be in the running for a lot of individual awards this year, but that’ll come second to the wins this program will stack up with what she brings to the game. Offensively, she can be effective at all levels, with and without the ball. Defensively, her length and athleticism will definitely play a part in her slowing matchups down or messing up a team’s offense.

Avani is nowhere near her peak, and she’s already one of the better scorers in this class. If she continues to grow and the muscle follows, she can find her way in the top tier players in the state, let alone her class.

Williams has a high energy style of play, and she uses it in both the half court and full court. She is tough on the drive, and in the open court, she doesn’t need a ton of fancy dribbles to get to the rim… one of the strongest prospects in the state outside of her class.

Super athletic wing runs the floor really well. Can play multiple positions, just needs to be a little more aggressive going for the ball in the paint. Smooth perimeter shot, good catch and shoot player with a good follow-through. Look for her to continue to get better!

Williams is definitely ahead of her time, and that shows off the court as well. She plays the game with a ton of aggression, but not with emotion. She’s balanced and steady, never getting too high or too low. Even with an offer already under her belt, she’s still approaching each game with the same mindset. The skillset speaks for itself, but the fact that she is fully coachable is what really sets her apart.

Williams secured an offer from Dayton this past month, but even before then, it’s been clear that she is one of the most talented players in this class. Her length and agility stick out more to me than her ability to score. She is never in the same spot for more than she needs to be, and seems to have a strong sense of timing and awareness. A player to keep an eye on as she progresses.