Ranked No. 18 nationally in the Class of 2028 by Prep Girls Lacrosse, Williams is a calm, steady leader who brings a strong presence both inside and outside the crease. Her ability to track the ball is exceptional, especially when reading an attacker’s release. She recognizes developing shots early and is particularly dominant against low attempts and bounce shots, two areas that can challenge many goalies.

What separates Williams is her willingness and ability to become involved beyond simply stopping shots. She is comfortable leaving the crease to intercept passes, secure possession, and help her defense regain control. Williams can absorb contact, protect her stick with a defender pressuring her, and quickly deliver an accurate outlet pass. Her aggressive interceptions and efficient clears consistently give her team additional possessions and opportunities to create offense.

Williams is one of the top goalies in the Class of 2028. Tracks the ball very well. She reads shooters’ release points. Williams can pick off passes. If she needs to come out of the goal on the clear, she can. Against Coppermine, which Mad Dog West Elite won 5-4, she read an impressive bounce-shot save in which she dropped low quickly and displayed her athleticism. 

Williams is one of the best goalies in the Class of 2028. She drops low very quickly. Great opposite stick side-low saves. She is extremely dominant in the net.

Williams has great upside for the college level. She comes out of the goal to intercept passes, and she can also come out of the goal to clear the ball. Williams has great positioning in the net, and she explodes through saves. She can save the ball from the outside or right on the doorstep. When a shooter puts it low towards the ground, Williams drops low extremely quickly to match the level of the shot.