Jada is slowly but surely regaining confidence in herself and her body after suffering a major injury prior to her freshman season. I have seen her play not only with Hebron, but also with Winner United, multiple times during her comeback and I can say without question that she is playing the best basketball I have seen her play ever. Her movement is fluid and her quickness is returning along with the belief that she can play like she did before without re-injuring herself, which is a huge hurdle to overcome for a young player. She was excellent scoring for Hebron on the break and in the half court showing several different finishes that she has in her arsenal. On one play she caught a tough pass behind her, on the move at full speed, gathered herself, and was able to elevate and score on a play she would not have made in March or April. She also hit floaters on the move and scored in other ways at the rim and in the paint. If the two games I saw versus Brunswick and East Laurens are any indication, then she is well on her way to being all the way back.

A tweener that can play either a power wing role or a stretch forward position with her physical frame and unique skill, Jada had some nice moments in a heated 76-66 win over Team Elite Hubbard. Williams got off to a quick start with a pair of threes before finding scoring chances inside the arc. I liked how strong Williams’ moves were, violently ripping through after facing up to attack from the mid-range. With her size and strength, Jada can help defend multiple spots and is a burgeoning mismatch on offense. Williams finished with 14 points and 3 rebounds making her way back from a lost freshman season due to injury.