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NAME: Alex Williams
SCHOOL: Moeller High School
SPORT(S): Basketball
GRADUATING YEAR: 2021
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT:
Winning a state championship
BIRTHDATE: 7/22/2002
HEIGHT: 6'4"-223 lbs.
RESIDENCE: Springboro
PARENTS: Omar & Sonia
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: "Mom."
FUTURE GOAL: NBA
One of the key players on Moeller's highly ranked Crusader basketball
team that was seeking a sixth Ohio state championship this past season
was senior Alex Williams, a three-year varsity player. The Cincinnati
Enquirer in its preseason listing had Alex as a "player to watch"
this season in Greater Cincinnati.
And, he did, indeed, fill the stat sheet this past season, averaging
15.7 points per game and 4.7 rebounds per game. He had big games vs.
Springfield (29 points), Centerville (25 points), First Baptist SC (23
points), Walnut Hills (21 points) and St. Xavier (21 points). He was
named first team GCL-South and first team SWO District Div. I. for a
Crusader team that went 20-5, winning the district championship and
finishing as regional runners-up.
Last season as a junior, Alex averaged 13.9 points-4.6 rebounds a game
and was named first team all-GCL South, second team all-city, second
team all-SWO District and honorable mention all-Ohio. The 26-1 Crusaders
were deprived of a third straight Ohio Division I title in March when
COVID-19 stopped the OHSAA state tournament. As a sophomore on Moeller's
2019 Ohio state championship team, Alex averaged 8.4 points and 2.6
rebounds off the bench.
An honors student active in community service, Alex will play basketball
collegiately at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. His
favorite athlete and most-like-to-meet is LeBron James, favorite
entertainer is Martin Lawrence, favorite book is The Hobbit, and
favorite movie is Above the Rim.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Alex has a rare combination of high skill mixed
with a powerful body. His passion for the game and his teammates makes
him special."
— Carl Kremer, Basketball Coach
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