It seems like every time we watch her play, Williamson brings her A-game. The Fairmont junior (pictured above) is one of the most consistently hard working players in her class, bringing her full energy and effort on each possession. At the Expo she did all that and more. In areas where she once relied solely on grit and determination, Bria has added a new level of skill and finesse to her game. Compared to this time last year, the 5’10 wing seems more comfortable bringing the ball up the floor, facilitating the offense, and taking shots from beyond the arc. With Fairmont graduating their long-time leading scorer, MSU-Mankato freshman Brylee Miller, Williamson’s play will be more important than ever for the Cardinals.

The 5’10 forward from Fairmont, where she plays with MSU-Mankato commit Brylee Miller Brylee Miller 6'0" | SF Fairmont | 2026 State MN , impressed us so much at the PGH Sophomore ID Camp with her energy and intensity. She brings length, strength, and a nonstop motor, constantly hunting rebounds and chasing loose balls. Offensively, Bria is efficient and smart, using simple but effective post moves and drives. Williamson plays multiple positions and embraces physical play, doing the dirty work that often goes unnoticed. A vocal, positive teammate with no fear, she impacts both ends of the floor and continues to elevate her all-around game.

Williamson brought all kinds of energy to the floor at Sunday’s showcase. Her motor and willingness to continuously fight for every possession were impressive, and her positivity with her team was infectious. With plenty of length and a strong frame, Bria cleaned up on the boards. On the offensive end, the Minnesota Rise forward made great reads, taking a simple, but effective approach towards her post moves and drives to the rim. The 5’10 forward is a Swiss Army Knife kind of player who gets the job done on both ends of the floor.