This is an interesting choice. Looking at the big picture, Shaundel was one of the best producers in 2024. However, the impressive WR will be at a new school. Oak Creek will have better QB play, but they will also have a talented run game keeping things more balanced. However, I am going to put my trust into Shaundel’s talents. He knows how to create space, attack the ball in the air, and score when he gets the ball. He is a natural playmaker that should have plenty of targets, so he is a must-include when making these predictions.

What a day for Shaundel at the Lake Show Mega Camp. He was an athlete I talked to several coaches about, impressing each of them. He even left with his newest offer from Washburn Football. The 6’2″ 175 lbs athlete was special to watch as a route runner. Despite the longer frame, Shaundel was able to get in and out of breaks so easily and accelerate back to top speed. Over and over I watched him open up huge cushions of space from DBs that were initially trying to press him at the line. His ability to be strong through the press and then hit those sudden route breaks was special. On top of it his big frame provided a large catch radius for his QB. When you are talking about mismatches, Shaundel has to be near the top of the list. Looking at his combine to further verify his dominance, Shaundel ran a 4.59 40, jumped 33’4″ in the triple broad, and had a 7.13 L-Drill that again highlighted his quick feet and balance to make those quick, tight changes of direction. No doubt this is one of the top playmakers in the state.

The most productive receiver that will be back on the field in 2025 is Shaundel Williams Shaundel Williams 6'3" | 170 lbs | WR Oak Creek | 2026 State WI . Shaundel finished 2024 with 75/967/6. That was good enough for 2nd overall in receptions, 11th in yards, and he also finished 3rd in receiving yards per game with 107. The 6’3″ 170 lbs WR is one of the toughest matchups in the state with his effortless route running and explosive athleticism. Pair that with outstanding ball skills and you get one of the best weapons in the state. Shaundel will be suiting up for Oak Creek this fall and looking to continue to put up those big numbers in the highly competitive Southeast conference.

Looks like we are going to see a change for Shaundel this fall as the X/Twitter bio says he now is at Oak Creek HS. I’m very excited to see him join that roster this fall and make his impact. Shaundel is the top WR looking for his first offer. There is so much to love about the 6’3″ 170 lbs outside WR. He is a savvy route runner who is able to get DBs to put themselves out of position. Once they are a step out of position Shaundel has the speed to quickly stack the CB deep or break and accelerate out of the cut to open up separation. The junior WR is also outstanding after the catch. He is a slippery runner in tight spaces, sets things up, and quickly is able to create a plan to make space and defenders miss so he can maximize the yards he gains. Shaundel is an excellent playmaker and one of the best WRs coming out of WI. He is going to dominate at camps, but will we see an offer come in before then? I’m betting we do.

Rankings Jump: 44 Spots

Shaundel is making a push for WR1 and might just get there before his senior season starts. The 6’3″ 170 lbs WR has a great combination of length, soft hands, and ball tracking skills to present his QB with a big catch radius to target. The ’26 WR dominates with route running. Shaundel has the body control to be accelerate out of breaks instantly to top speed. The junior also shows more of the savvy side as he sets up DBs with double moves or head fakes that force them out of position then easily flies by them. Shaundel is a WR that you can send deep to win the 50/50 ball then have him catch a bubble screen and create yards with his elusive running after the catch. Williams is building himself into a dominant weapon out wide.

Stats: 8 Receptions, 161 yards

Junior WR Shaundel Williams Shaundel Williams 6'3" | 170 lbs | WR Oak Creek | 2026 State WI is off to a dominant start in 2024. Through 5 weeks he leads the state in receptions and receiving yards. The Week 5 highlights give a great glimpse into the all around skill set. You see the burst off the line and long speed to stack his CB and get downfield. He does a great job of tracking the ball and adjusting to it. The concentration and strong hands are there to make impressive grabs through contact. His awareness and body control along the sideline is very impressive as he makes toe tapping catches. The junior WR has the talent to attack all levels of the field, inside and out. This is an athlete whose stock is definitely climbing. Check him out!