Jonathan "J3" Williams 2013 of Southwind High School, Memphis Tn.



Jonathan Williams, III has made a name for himself lately. After sitting out most of his Freshman year and some of the summer due to injury, Williams exploded onto the scene with a strong showing at the E.A.T. All-American Camp in Inglewood,Ca a few weeks back. Williams has a unique skill set for a young kid that has a legit 6'9" body. Williams is a skill post player, but his game isn't limitted to the block. He also can knock down the Tre ball and handle the rock as well. Most would compare him to a young Lamar Odom. Look out for the name "J3" as he and his Southwind HS team are poised to make some noise in Memphis,TN.

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