Season Review: Goldey-Beacom’s Julian Williams

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Our 2025-2026 season player review series continues with the  Goldey-Beacom College men’s basketball team as the spotlight turns to Junior forward Julian Williams.

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Williams was the third on the team in scoring this season, with 13.1 points per game.

The Lightning forward was a reliable target when the team needed a bucket, as he recorded double-digits in 24 games. He recorded 20 points in five games this season.

His season-high in points came in the February 7th game against Felician, where he scored 25 points.  He made eight of his 15 shots, drained two of his six shots from the three-point line, and hit seven of his eight free throws.

Williams also had eyes on the boards this year, as he was third on the team in rebounds per game with 6.4. The North Carolina native had six games where he collected ten or more rebounds. His season-high in rebounds came on March 8th versus Felician, where he scooped up 14 rebounds.

When the junior forward had his scoring and rebounding skills working together, he produced six double-doubles during the season.

Williams knew how to score, but he made sure his teammates were part of the action, too, as he was fourth on the team in assists per game, with 1.4. He had 13 games in which he dished out two or more assists in the season. His season-high in assists came versus Adelphi on December 12th, where he had four.

Opposing players did not want to see the Goldey-Beacom forward when they were pulling up for a shot, as he was first on the team in block shots per game, with 1.3. He had 12 games in which he had two or more blocks.

Williams averaged 13.1 points per game, 6.4 rebounds, 1.4 assists, and 1.3 blocks in 30 games.

Conference Ranks:

Points per game: 18th

Rebounds per game: 13th

Field Goal Percentage: 16th

3-PT Field Goals Per Game:  20th

Blocks per game: 6th

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