* All-American *

Career Bests (thru March 6, 2016):

• Decathlon: 7,806 points
• 100 meters: 10.75, 10.67w
• Long jump: 23-1 3/4 (7.05m)
• Shot put: 43-7 1/4 (11.96m)
• High jump: 6-8 (2.03m)
• 400: 47.16
• 110 hurdles: 14.51
• Discus: 103-1 (31.41m)
• Pole vault: 17-3 1/2 (5.27m)
• Javelin: 184-9 (56.31m)
• 1,500: 4:29.20
• 60 hurdles: 8.15i
• 60: 7.08i
• 1,000: 2:40.57i
• Heptathlon: 5,690

Stanford Record Book
Outdoors

• Decathlon: 1st

Indoors

• Heptathlon: 2nd
• 60 hurdles: 6th
• Pole vault: 5th
• 400: 9th

At Stanford:

• In his freshman season, Williams twice broke the Stanford decathlon record, including Bob Mathias' Olympic gold-medal winning total that had stood since 1952.
• Won his second consecutive U.S. junior championship, earned first-team All-America honors, and finished as the Pac-12 runner-up.
• Broke the American junior decathlon record (junior implements) while winning the Pan Am Junior Championships, scoring 8,037 points.

2016 Season:
Indoors

• Scored a personal best 5,690 points to win the Penn State National heptathlon and strengthen his hold on the No. 2 spot in school indoor history.
• Established the score without setting any personal records.
• Pole vaulted in three other meets, twice setting PBs.
• His best of 17-3 1/2 placed him seventh in the pole vault at the Don Kirby Elite.
• Was ninth in the pole vault (16-10) at the MPSF Championships.
• Ran on his first Stanford relay, taking the second leg in the Cardinal's sixth-place 4x400 at the MPSF Championships.

2015 Season:
Outdoors

• Broke the American junior decathlon record, scoring a meet-record 8,037 points to win the gold medal at the Pan Am Junior Track and Field Championships in Edmonton, Canada.
• Needed at least 4:32.00 in the final event, the 1,500 meters, to break the 8,018 mark for those 19 and under set by Gunnar Nixon in 2012. Williams ran a personal-record 4:29.20.
• The 8,037 total does not count as a Stanford record (which is 7,806) because, under junior rules, a lighter discus and shot and lower high hurdles were used than in collegiate competition.
• Athlete of the Week by USA Track and Field (Aug. 5) for his performances at Pan Ams.
• Fourth in the decathlon at the NCAA outdoor championships, breaking his own school record with 7,806 points.
• That was the highest NCAA finish ever for a Stanford decathlete.
• The total moved him to No. 2 on the all-time United States junior list (19 and under) for using senior-level implements and high-hurdle heighth.
• Broke Stanford's oldest record -- Bob Mathias' 1952 Olympic-winning effort of 7,592 points (converted to reflect currect scoring tables) -- while placing second at the Pac-12 Championships with 7,679 points.
• Repeated as U.S. junior champion by scoring 8,001 points at the U.S. Junior Championships.
• The total (using junior-level implements and high-hurdle heighth) was 17 points off the American junior record and placed him No. 3 all-time on the U.S. junior list.
• In his collegiate outdoor debut, scored 7,518 points to place second overall and first among collegians, at the Texas Relays.
• Total of 7,518 placed him third all-time at Stanford and came within 74 points of Bob Mathias' 1952 school-record of 7,592c.
• The score was a Stanford freshman record and placed him No. 7 on the all-time U.S. junior list.
• Stanford Athletic Board Block ‘S’ Outstanding Male Freshman.
• Pac-12 Men’s Track Athlete of the Week  (March 30).

Indoors

• Placed second in the seven-event heptathlon at the MPSF Championships, with a score of 5,539 points, only four shy of first.
• Total made him No. 2 in Stanford history.
• Made collegiate debut at the UW Indoor Preview on Jan. 17, placing 10th in the 60 hurdles (8.33), sixth in the pole vault (season best 16-2 3/4), and second in the 4x400 (3:16.52).
  

International:

• Won the 2015 Pan Am Junior Championships decathlon in Edmonton, setting a U.S. junior record of 8,037 points.
• Placed sixth in the decathlon at the 2014 IAAF World Junior Championships in Eugene, scoring a personal best 7,760 points.

High School:

• In scoring 7,760 at the 2014 world juniors, he broke the national high school record of 7,748 by Gunnar Nixon of Santa Fe (Edmond, Okla.) in 2011.
• It made him equal to the fourth-highest ever among U.S. junior men (19 and younger).
• He also became the No. 3 U.S. junior performer all-time.
• Set six personal bests in the competion, including the final two events, helping him move up from 16th place after three events.
• Won the 2014 U.S. junior national title with a then-PR of 7,734.
• At Memphis (Tenn.) University School, he won five state Division II titles in both 2013 and 2014.
• Won state titles in the decathlon, 110 high hurdles, 300 intermediate hurdles, high jump, and pole vault..
• Scored 7,181 points in the 2013 runner-up finish in the 17-18 USATF Junior Olympic championships. 
• Won the prestigious Arcadia Invitational decathlon and New Balance Outdoor Nationals octathlon in 2013.

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