Maceo Williams, a senior forward at Ashland University, has been named to the NABC Midwest District First Team for the second consecutive year. This honor comes on the heels of him being recognized as the G-MAC Player of the Year for the second straight time. Williams has consistently excelled, being named first team all-conference for two years and making the All-G-MAC list for three consecutive seasons. His performance this season included leading the Eagles to a 20-11 record and making them finalists in the GMAC tournament before their NCAA Division II regional exit.

By the Numbers
  • Maceo Williams averaged 18.8 points per game (ppg) and 8.2 rebounds per game (rpg) this season.
  • He shot 60.1% from the field during the season.
State of Play
  • Ashland concluded the season with a 20-11 record, placing 13-7 in the GMAC.
  • They reached the GMAC Final Four and participated in the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional Tournament.
What's Next

With Williams' tenure at Ashland now complete, the program will look to rebuild while aiming to maintain the high standards he set during his time. Future recruits will target players who can replicate his production and leadership capability.

Bottom Line

Maceo Williams' accomplishments underline his significant impact at Ashland University, showcasing both his athletic prowess and character, setting a high benchmark for future players and solidifying his legacy in the school's basketball history.