Tmarrion started the season at the midway point and made an impact from the get go. He’s a true two way star as a sophomore. In just 4 games he has managed to average 100+ yards per game receiving and score 6 touchdowns. On defense, he has snagged 5 interceptions. In his season debut against Monte Vista, he exploded onto the scene with 137 yards and 3 touchdowns. He has failed to reach the endzone on offense over the last two weeks so look for him to try to score early against El Capitan.

Another outstanding sophomore for the Norseman, Williams has been a major contributor to Valhalla’s success on both sides of the field and this game against West Hills was no exception. The 6’1″ two way standout led the team in receiving with 135 yards on 7 catches but it was his two big interceptions on defense that really stood out. Williams looks to end his Sophomore season on a strong note against El Capitan on October 30th.

Williams caught 11 passes for 137 yards with three touchdowns in Valhalla’s 56-7 win over Monte Vista.

The game was Williams’ season-debut for Valhalla after transferring from Mount Miguel. He is arguably a top 10 player in California’s 2029 class.

Williams was second on the team at Mount Miguel in receiving with 424 yards and eight touchdowns and also added an interception on defense.

He transferred to Valhalla and could be due for a huge sophomore season. Williams can beat man coverage with his speed and is explosive off the line of scrimmage. He can change direction seamlessly and is explosive out of his breaks. Williams has long speed and has offers from Arizona State

Williams was second on the team at Mount Miguel in receiving with 424 yards and eight touchdowns and also added an interception on defense.

He is explosive off the line of scrimmage and can stretch the field vertically with his speed. Williams is a sharp route runner who can stop on a dime and explode out of his breaks. He can create separation with his speed and route running and can run all the routes on the route tree. Arizona State offered Williams on Tuesday.

Williams was second on the team at Mount Miguel in receiving with 424 yards and eight touchdowns and also added an interception on defense.

He has transferred from Mount Miguel to Valhalla.

Gifted athlete with a dynamic skillset that can impact the game in all three phases. Great all around game speed from the short area quickness to the long speed to stretch the field. Very fluid with his movement showing he can drop his hip level and accelerate coming out of the break to create separation. Displays natural and confident ball skills and judgement ability, attacking the ball with extended hands to keep it away from his frame. Electric after the catch, using burst, agility, and elusiveness to turn routine touches into explosive plays. Great feel for where defenders are and instinctual moves to breakaway in the open field.