2008-09 29-18 729/25.1 145-314 . 4 6 2 33-101 . 3 2 7 42-60 . 7 0 0 48 96 144 5.0 91 4 37 81 11 51 365 12.6

2009-10 29-29 923/31.8 199-461 . 4 3 2 55-146 . 3 7 7 72-110 . 6 5 5 56 136 192 6.6 88 6 65 97 16 104 525 18.1

2010-11 29-29 923/31.8 199-461 . 4 3 2 55-146 . 3 7 7 72-110 . 6 5 5 56 136 192 6.6 88 6 65 97 16 104 525 18.1

TOTAL 87-76 2575/29.6 543-1236 . 4 3 9 143-393 . 3 6 4 186-280 . 6 6 4 160 368 528 6.1 267 16 167 275 43 259 1415 16.3

2010: Katie Williams emerged as one of the nation’s premier guards...named the NCAA Divsion I Independent Player of the Year...averaged a team–best 18.1 points per game...among the nation’s top–five individuals with 3.6 steals per contest...scored in double figures in 27 of the team’s 29 games...one of four players to start all 29 contests...led the team in scoring 17 times and in rebounding 11 times...led the team with 12 20–plus point performances...tied for the team–high with six double–doubles...grabbed double–digit rebound totals six times...set a school record with 11 steals against Utah Valley (12–9–09)...finished with a single–season record of 104 steals...second on the team with 55 made three pointers...scored a career–high 35 points against San Jose State (12–29–09)...grabbed a career–best 13 rebounds against Miami (Ohio) (12–22–09) and UC Irvine (2–6–10)...career–high six assists at Cal Poly (11–29–09).

2009: Williams emerged as one of the Roadrunners’ top scorers in her first season with the program...appeared in all 29 contests, making 18 starts...named NCAA DI All–Independent honorable mention....scored in double figures 17 straight times to end the season...averaged 12.6 points per game...finished second on the team with five rebounds per game...dropped a season–high 32 points on 14–for–20 shooting against Pac–10 member Oregon State (12–21–08)...recorded double–doubles against UC Irvine (12–30–08), Loyola Marymount (1–3–09), Long Beach State (1–13–09) and UC Davis (2–25–09)...grabbed a season–high 12 rebounds against UC Davis...dished six assists to go along with 25 points against Cal Poly (1–27–09), going 4–for–6 from beyond the arc...recorded a trio of blocks against Fresno State (11–14–08) and Idaho (11–30–08)...was a perfect 5–for–5 from the free–throw line against Cal State Fullerton (1–24–09).

Coach Kristen Dowling,  Pepperdine NCAA D1 about Katie:
Katie Williams is an exceptional athlete who is a very versatile player. She can consistently shoot the 3, get to the rim at ease in transition and in the half court, rebounds the ball well despite her size (5’9, 140 lbs), and can lock up the opposing team’s best player. As a senior, she led her team (Division 1 National Independent Player of the Year, Led team to first Division 1 Post Season Appearance) team in points, rebounds, and steals. Katie is an extremely competitive player who hates to lose at anything and therefore constantly give’s 110% on every possession and every practice.  Her athleticism combined with her competitiveness will instantly make any team better. Like most exceptional athletes, at the professional level, Katie will need to continue to improve on her fundamental skills (footwork, passing, jump stop) as she has been able to rely on her athleticism to make up for any deficiency in fundamentals.