Women's Basketball Adds State Champion Jasmine Williams

Texas A&M women's basketball program announced the signing of Jasmine Williams (Cypress/Cy-Woods HS) to a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday. Williams, who helped Cy-Woods to the 2015 6A State title, joins the A&M squad for the 2016-17 season.
 
"Jasmine is a kid who fits into what we want to do," said Texas A&M head coach Gary Blair. "She is similar to the kids who built our program, a player who will do whatever it takes to win and help define a championship team."
 
"She is a good student who will transition well to Texas A&M," added Blair. "She plays on a high school team that has a lot of similarities to a college team, a program that competes for and wins championships. She would average 20 points a game had she played on a different team."
 
Williams was a TABC All-State selection as she helped Cy-Woods to a 35-1 record and a 6A Texas State Championship. Williams averaged 10.3 points and 5.8 points for Cy-Woods and was a First Team 17-6A selection.
 
Prior to this season, she was named to the preseason All-Greater Houston Team by the Houston Chronicle.
 
During the state tournament, Williams averaged 13.5 points, scoring 17 points against San Antonio Wagner in the state semifinal and adding 10 points against Dallas Skyline in the state championship.
 
Williams played AAU Basketball for AD Elite.