2003:
Williams was the Fever's second-leading scorer and rebounder while starting all 34 games…she ranked eighth in the WNBA with 7.5 rpg and 14th with 13.4 ppg…she shot 48.5 percent from the floor and 70.9 percent at the foul stripe…Williams led the WNBA with 109 offensive rebounds, and was the only player with more than 100…she was selected to the WNBA All-Star Game where she led all players with 10 rebounds…Williams was a double-digit scorer in 30 of 34 games, including 15 straight to end the season…nine double-doubles included a Fever record 17 rebounds vs. Charlotte, 8/16…she scored a season-high 24 points to go with 11 rebounds at Sacramento, 6/14…she was one rebound shy of posting six consecutive double-double games in a 10-day span between 6/14 and 6/24…she posted a career-high five blocks vs. Charlotte, 6/17…she matched a career-high with four steals in the Fever's season finale vs. Connecticut, 8/25
2002 Playoffs:
She helped lead the Starzz to the Western Conference Finals by averaging 14.0 ppg and 9.2 rpg...she set or tied playoff career-highs in every department, including 25 points at Houston, 8/20, and 12 rebounds vs. the Comets, 8/16...in that game at Houston, she shot 11-16 from the floor...in the five playoff games, she averaged 4.2 offensive rebounds per game, tops in the WNBA’s postseason...her 11 rebounds in Game 2 vs. Houston, 8/18, featured a playoff career-high six offensive boards...2001: In her WNBA playoff debut, she had 17 points and 12 rebounds against the Monarchs, 8/17...she averaged 10.5 points and 8.0 rebounds in two games vs. Sacramento
2002:
She started 31 games for Utah in 2002 while averaging 11.3 points and 8.2 rebounds...she was second in the WNBA in offensive rebounds (3.4), and was fifth with 8.2 rebounds overall...she became the second player (along with Sacramento’s Yolanda Griffith) in league history with 100+ offensive rebounds in a single season with her league-best 105 in 2002...she set a Starzz record with 20 rebounds at Sacramento, 6/22...that was one short of the WNBA record for rebounds in a single game...that effort featured a team record 10 offensive rebounds, also one short of the WNBA record...her 10 offensive rebounds equaled the most by any player in the WNBA in 2002...she blocked 16 shots in 2002, which was second best on the team...she reached the 1,000-rebound plateau with her six boards at Houston, 6/30...she was fourth on the team with an average of 11.3 ppg and shot a career-low 43.5 percent from the floor...she tallied a season-best 22 points twice – at Sacramento, 6/22, and vs. Phoenix, 7/13...she led Utah in rebounding 16 times
2001 Playoffs:
Averaged 10.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 28.5 minutes and shot .500 (8-16) from the field in the two games of the 2001 WNBA playoff series vs. Sacramento
2001:
Led the team in scoring and rebounding averaging 14.2 points (10th in the league) and 9.9 rebounds (2nd in the league) per game…Started 31 games for the team, missing the July 18 game at Indiana due to a left ankle strain…Connected on 49.0% (171-349) from the field (tied for 8th in the league)…Finished the season with 28 games in double figure scoring including four 20+ games and 17 games in double figure rebounding…Concluded the season with 17 double-doubles, 2nd in the league…Recorded the 900th rebound of her career on August 13 against Los Angeles…Notched season-high in points on August 7 in Detroit with 26…Recorded a season-high 14 rebounds 5 times (June 21, June 23, July 2, August 7, August 8)…Named WNBA player of the week for week ending July 28…Selected to play in the 2001 WNBA All-Star Game but did not compete due to injury....Named to the 2001 All WNBA First Team
2000:
Finished 4th in the league in scoring for second consecutive season, averaging 18.7 points per game....Led WNBA in rebounds with 11.6 rpg and double doubles with 19...Finished season 3rd in the WNBA in minutes (35.8 mpg) and 11th in field goal percentage (179-365)...Named to 2000 WNBA West All-Star Team... Named WNBA Player of the Week for week ending July 16...Missed three games with lower back strain...Grabbed a career high 19 rebounds on July 26 vs Cleveland...Scored a season high 30 points on June 17 vs. Washington...Earned double digits in scoring 24 times and double digits rebounding 20 times...Dished out a career high 6 assists at Seattle on July 1... Reached the 1,000 career point plateau on August 7 versus Portland...Named to the WNBA 1st team...Nominated for an ESPY for women’s professional basketball player of the year
OTHER PRO/OVERSEAS:
2003-04:
Williams signed with UMMC Ekaterinburg of Russia to compete in the 2003 FIBA World Cup, helping her new club team to a third-place finish…Williams led Ekaterinburg with a 13.8-ppg scoring average - tied for sixth in the World Cup tournament along with club teammates Sheryl Swoopes and DeLisha Milton…she was also the club's leading rebounder…Williams also competed with the team briefly during EuroLeague action…she averaged 7.0 ppg and 6.0 rpg with the defending EuroLeague champion before returning to the United States in December.
1997-1999: Played three seasons with the Portland Power of the ABL…Selected to All-ABL First Team in 1997 and 1998…Traded to the Long Beach StringRays in April 1998 but reassigned to Portland in August 1998 after the StringRays folded…Named 1998 MVP of the ABL…Finished the inaugural ABL season as the league’s top rebounder, averaging 12.5 rebounds… Grabbed league record 22 rebounds against Atlanta, January 9, 1999
COLLEGE:
Four-year letter-winner in both basketball and volleyball…First woman to earn All-America honors in both basketball and volleyball in the same year…Named two-time National Player of the Year and four-year All-American in volleyball…Led UCLA to NCAA volleyball titles in 1990 and 1991…Was a basketball All-American as a junior and as a senior and was a finalist both years for the Naismith Award (1993, 1994)…During four seasons averaged a double-double with 20.4 points and 12.8 rebounds…Career rebound average of 12.8 is the highest in Pac-10 women’s basketball history…Named 1994 Kodak All-American and 1993 and 1994 Basketball Times and US Basketball Writers Association All-American first team…Selected as 1994 Pac-10 Player of the Year…Three-time All-Pac-10 First Team (1992-94) and 1991 Pac-10 All-Freshman Team…Named to the Pac-10 All-Decade Team, encompassing all sports…Tore ACL during senior year
