2021-22 Women's Basketball Roster
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Jersey Number 34
Landry Williams
- Position:
- Guard
- Height:
- 5-9
- Class:
- Freshman
- High School:
- Metro Christian Academy
- Hometown:
- Tulsa, Okla.
Bio
2021-22 (Freshman): Summit League Academic Honor Roll ... Appeared in 10 games, logging a total of 25 minutes … Scored a season-high six points against Grambling, finishing 2-3 from the three-point line in four minutes of play … Only shot from beyond the arc, tallying a .538 shooting percentage (7-13) on the season
High School: Williams began her junior season on a tear averaging 18.6 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.2 steals per game while shooting nearly 40% from beyond the arc ... The 5'9 guard was named Pinnacle First-Team All-Conference, All-District 1st Team, and was a Ms. Outside Nominee which recognizes the top guards in the state of Oklahoma ... Before making the move to Metro Christian Academy, the sharpshooter lead Bixby HS to a State Tournament berth while earning Frontier Valley All-Conference, All-District, and pouring in 12 points per contest ... She was a Team USA 3x3 National Tournament Finalist Qualifier and John Lucas Top 160 exclusive camp member with invitations going to the top underclassmen in the country
Quick facts: Coached in High School by Krista Binam at Metro Christian Academy … Played AAU for Oklahoma PWP, coached by Shawn Williams and Chuck Cobbins … Daughter of Shawn and Megan Williams who played basketball at Tulsa and Oklahoma State, respectively … Has two brothers, Hudson and Boden and one sister Jensen … Plans to major in interior design.
Why Kansas City Athletics: "I chose Kansas City because I loved the coaching staff and felt confident in their leadership. I also connected well with the players I met and enjoyed the city and it all it has to offer!"
Coach Hoyt on Williams: "Landry is a player that we feel is a perfect fit in our program. She checks every box that we look for within our culture - competitive spirit, high energy, and an UNcommon mindset to pursue greatness both on and off the floor. Her shooting ability will allow us to have multiple shooters on the floor and stretch the defense. She also has great body awareness that allows her to expose mismatches and get to the rim. Landry comes from a great background. Her parents both played Division 1 basketball and have instilled a work ethic within her that we know will take her very far."
High School: Williams began her junior season on a tear averaging 18.6 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.2 steals per game while shooting nearly 40% from beyond the arc ... The 5'9 guard was named Pinnacle First-Team All-Conference, All-District 1st Team, and was a Ms. Outside Nominee which recognizes the top guards in the state of Oklahoma ... Before making the move to Metro Christian Academy, the sharpshooter lead Bixby HS to a State Tournament berth while earning Frontier Valley All-Conference, All-District, and pouring in 12 points per contest ... She was a Team USA 3x3 National Tournament Finalist Qualifier and John Lucas Top 160 exclusive camp member with invitations going to the top underclassmen in the country
Quick facts: Coached in High School by Krista Binam at Metro Christian Academy … Played AAU for Oklahoma PWP, coached by Shawn Williams and Chuck Cobbins … Daughter of Shawn and Megan Williams who played basketball at Tulsa and Oklahoma State, respectively … Has two brothers, Hudson and Boden and one sister Jensen … Plans to major in interior design.
Why Kansas City Athletics: "I chose Kansas City because I loved the coaching staff and felt confident in their leadership. I also connected well with the players I met and enjoyed the city and it all it has to offer!"
Coach Hoyt on Williams: "Landry is a player that we feel is a perfect fit in our program. She checks every box that we look for within our culture - competitive spirit, high energy, and an UNcommon mindset to pursue greatness both on and off the floor. Her shooting ability will allow us to have multiple shooters on the floor and stretch the defense. She also has great body awareness that allows her to expose mismatches and get to the rim. Landry comes from a great background. Her parents both played Division 1 basketball and have instilled a work ethic within her that we know will take her very far."
WBB Highlights: Summit League Semifinals
Saturday, March 08
WBB Highlights: Summit League Quarterfinals
Friday, March 07
WBB Highlights at UND
Saturday, March 01
WBB Highlights at NDSU
Thursday, February 27
