- January 10, 2025
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The point guard for the Windermere Prep boys basketball team, sophomore Zavien Williams has been helping the Lakers’ varsity squad since he was just an eighth-grader. When he’s not leading the Lakers out on the hardwood, you’ll find Williams playing NBA 2K or watching some Marvel superhero movies with his brothers.
I was 8 years old when I started playing basketball. My dad introduced me to basketball, because he used to play all the time. I use to travel with him and watch his games, and I loved it.
I would have to say scoring. It feels good to score, because not only are you making it yourself out there and letting people notice you, but you’re also helping your teammates.
Excelling while the pressure is on you. It’s hard when there is a lot of pressure on you.
When I joined the varsity team in eighth grade, in the district finals and I got my first two points on varsity. I was so happy at that moment. I was like, “I did it! I got two points, and now it’s time to grind.”
It’s the team chemistry — it’s always good. We all love each other, and the bonding is great. We have a few arguments here and there, but it’s OK though, because we are all brothers and we fight for each other.
I enjoy playing (NBA) 2K, I enjoy watching Netflix with my brothers.
I would go to Africa, because there’s great monuments there that have been around a long time.
It has to be Chipotle. I have a bowl with double chicken, white rice, corn, cheese, mild salsa and lettuce.
Football definitely — I played football when I was younger but quit because I wanted to focus on basketball.