Kory Williams has made history as the first baseball player from Goldey-Beacom College to sign with a Major League team, joining the San Francisco Giants on a minor league deal. Williams has been assigned to the ACL Giants in the Arizona Complex League. His 2026 performance includes accolades like being named second team All-East Region and first team All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. A top pitcher, he achieved a three-game winning streak and led multiple CACC statistical categories. Williams is the ninth player from Goldey-Beacom to enter professional baseball.

By the Numbers
  • First in CACC with 81 2/3 innings pitched.
  • Tied for first with seven wins and second with 81 strikeouts this season.
Yes, But

While Williams' achievements are significant, the impact of transitioning to a professional league remains uncertain and could vary based on his performance and development within the Giants' organization.

State of Play
  • Williams is currently competing with the ACL Giants, starting his professional career.
  • Goldey-Beacom's baseball program continues to showcase talent, competing well in collegiate tournaments.
What's Next

As Williams starts his new chapter in the minor leagues, his performance could open doors for more players from Goldey-Beacom to pursue professional baseball opportunities in the future.

Bottom Line

Kory Williams' signing with the Giants represents a significant milestone for Goldey-Beacom baseball, highlighting the program's growth and potential for future success in professional sports.