I saw Kadale play 2 times this season, and in those games he went for a combined 514 yards and 11 touchdowns. It doesn’t get much more absurd than that. You’ve heard us harp on him for years now, but it cannot be overstated just how special this kid is.

Kadale Williams Kadale Williams 6'1" | 180 lbs | ATH Lumen Christi Catholic | 2025 State MI is a special player. We have been beating the drum for him for years now, with good reason. He set the record for yards (319) and TDs (5) in a state title game! If you know Kadale, you aren’t even THAT shocked.

If you’ve watched Lumen Christi play over the past four years, you know who Kadale Williams Kadale Williams 6'1" | 180 lbs | ATH Lumen Christi Catholic | 2025 State MI is. Every year, Kadale has a standout state championship performance, and this year will be no different. Kadale has true D1-level athleticism, twitchiness, and insane contact balance for his size.

KaDale will be on his way to Central Michigan, but first, I expect him to have a sensational encore at Ford Field.

It seems like every week, Kadale is breaking another record, notching another 3+ TD day and racking up yardage in bunches. I don’t expect anything different this week from the star RB from Jackson Lumen Christi. Even against a Marine City team that has been playing good football lately, Kadale should be poised for another great game. If he continues to utilize his great vision, balance and bag of sweet moves, there’s no reason Lumen Christi won’t cruise to another Ford Field appearance.

Kadale is the easy choice for this one, as I watched him have 6 touchdowns in their win over Kalamazoo United. He is the perfect mix of speed, power, balance and acceleration that made him impossible to contain. Kadale has done nothing but impress for a couple of years now and on Saturday it seemed to all come together in a perfect storm. I predict this isn’t the last I see of him this season.

I recently discussed Kadale in my article about In-State Central Michigan Commits. Now, there’s good reason why Kadale has been able to break through the noise to become a Division 1 prospect.
In one word: production. Kadale straight-up produces. On a state-championship program, Kadale is always the #1 weapon. He typically lines up in the backfield as is utilized as a running back. Though, in college, I could easily see Kadale playing slot, running back, or even defensive back. Watch his highlight tape and you’ll see why he’s a big-time Central Michigan commit!

I absolutely love how Kadale fits with Central Michigan. Right now at Lumen Christi, Kadale is mainly utilized as a running back. There, he demonstrates some of the best contact balance I’ve ever seen in a 180lb athlete. He’s also quite slippery in traffic and is a weapon in open space. This offseason, I was able to watch Kadale at a camp. There, he showcased a wider array of abilities as a receiver and defensive back. In short, he blew me away with his route-running and contested catch ability. It’s been obvious to me that Kadale is a special athlete that can perform at a high level at just about any skill position. At Central Michigan, I am highly excited to see what position(s) he settles into.

#55 –> #48

Kadale isn’t moving up as much as some other stock-risers, and that’s frankly because I’ve always been high on Kadale. Lately, Kadale has finally received the attention he’s always deserved.
What makes Kadale a stock-riser is his performance at the MHSAA Camp in Jackson. There, he lit up the camp with incredible route-running, hands, and overall athleticism. Up to that point, I had only seen Kadale in-game as a running back. It was the first time seeing him as a receiver, and he blew me away in that department. At Central Michigan, I fully expect Kadale to be utilized as a versatile weapon for their offense.

Kadale is NOT a stock-riser to us. That is… I’ve always been extremely high on Kadale, long before his several D1 and GLIAC offers (and CMU commitment).
I was waiting for a long time for Kadale to finally get the attention he’s deserved. Early this year, the offers began to roll in. Eastern Michigan, Ferris State, GVSU, Wayne State, and several others offered a scholarship.
His performance at the MHSAA Camp in Jackson was one of his breakthroughs. There, he impressed with an insanely good release, speed, ball tracking, and hands. Better yet, he doesn’t even play receiver at Lumen Christi. Kadale is a phenomenal prospect who I expect to thrive at Central Michigan!