Brian Flinn:
Future150 National Recruiting Analyst. Covering high school basketball nationally.
Deptford, NJ (Future150) -- In camps like the Pangos All-East one held in New Jersey last weekend, it isn't always easy for individuals to properly showcase their talents. For South Carolina native Jalen Williams, that wasn't an issue.
"I think that I've presented myself very well, coming into this camp with a lot of talent and some of the best kids in the country right now," he said of the experience.
An Elite 24 alum, Williams has sprouted up to 6-foot over the past year and put on some muscle to his frame as well. Now he is a lightning quick lead guard who is very good at finishing around the rim. Williams was nearly unstoppable when he knifed his way into the lane and either created or finished around defenders.
While his recruitment process has really just begun Wake Forest and College of Charleston have both shown interest early in the Charleston native.
"I'm going to really look into because it's really close to my family and it's in downtown Charleston and I really like it there," he said of his local program.
Williams now tracks as a potential high-major guard who appears poised to have a monster freshman season at Pinewood Prep. Look for him to become a name to watch nationally this season, as the Future150 Alum has taken his game to a whole new level.
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