Williamson will look to take over the leadership role here for the Lady Titans. Tatiana has some shakes with the ball in her hands to race by defenders. She’s a consistent threat from behind the arc.

Williamson has a quick shot release to her shot off from downtown. She has good size to play out on the wing. The Lady Titans will need her to really step up this season and taking over scoring reins at times.

The Titans have a record of 9-2 and have to be considered among the top SCISA 4A teams alongside Heathwood Hall, Hammond and Northwood Academy. Williamson has indeed more of a focal point this season and has thrived in that role with the Titans. She has the ability to give a team productive minutes as either a guard in the backcourt or as a forward. Among her offensive skillset is the ability to drain her 3-point attempts. Slicing through defenders and finishing at the rim is also part of said offensive repertoire. Williamson also possesses plenty of confidence and can make things happen in the midrange game. After a SCISA 3A semifinals berth last season, Williamson and her Titans have an eye on an even bigger prize this season.

Prep Girls Hoops got a glimpse recently at Williamson at the Passion Driven Camp at the Pearl Moore Center in Florence. Expect Williamson to be more of a focal point for the 2022-23 rendition of the Titans given the roster changes the team underwent over the offseason. Williamson will compete with Trinity Collegiate in SCISA’s new 4A classification and with a new head coach. She played in 29 games in what was a breakout season for her in 2021-22 and displays her versatility with her ability to contribute productive minutes either as a guard in the backcourt or in the frontcourt as a forward.

Tatiana is back for the Lady Titans this coming season. Williamson should see more of role this year with several players moving on. Tatiana can slash to the cup or stop and pop for a nice mid-range jumper. She plays the game with a great deal of confidence for her age.