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Jaci Carpenter concluded her remarkable journey with the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) beach volleyball team by receiving one of the ASUN’s highest honors: the Female Student Athlete of the Year award. “It was honestly kind of hard to put into words how much it means to me,” said Carpenter. This season, Carpenter achieved an […]

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Jaci Carpenter concluded her remarkable journey with the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) beach volleyball team by receiving one of the ASUN’s highest honors: the Female Student Athlete of the Year award.

“It was honestly kind of hard to put into words how much it means to me,” said Carpenter.

This season, Carpenter achieved an impressive 21 victories in the sand, including a notable win against LSU. FGCU Beach Volleyball Head Coach Chris Sweat highlighted what made this season exceptional for Carpenter.

“She was so carefree. Hey, this is my last year, what do I have to lose? I’m going to go all out. It was by far the best volleyball she’s ever played,” said Sweat.

Carpenter managed her athletic career while living with type one diabetes, a condition she was diagnosed with at just seven years old.

“I honestly don’t remember my life before it. So it’s something I’ve taken as a way to, instead of it being a challenge, have it as something I can overcome and use it as a way to inspire others,” said Carpenter.

At FGCU, Carpenter truly was an inspiration. She volunteered after Hurricane Ian, started “See Her Soar” to support female student-athletes beyond sports, and served as president of the FGCU Student Athlete Advisory Committee. All this while maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA.

“I wanted to come to a program that was going to allow me to continue to be a leader. And then when I got to FGCU, I realized it was so much more than the beach volleyball team and there were so many cool opportunities for me to make an impact and really inspire others to continue leading as well,” said Carpenter.

Carpenter, an FGCU Hall of Famer, aspires for her legacy to be one of leading by example.

“It’s my biggest leadership philosophy is being the one to show up. Whether it’s getting to the court 20 minutes early, putting in the extra work on off days or taking the initiative to do a community service event and trying to bring others along with you,” said Carpenter.

Carpenter’s impact on FGCU is undeniable. She now heads to the University of Tennessee to work as a graduate assistant.



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118 named to Spring 2025 SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Story Links SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll FRISCO – East Texas A&M University set a record for most honorees on the Southland Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll list, with 118 student-athletes named to the Spring 2025 list, on Monday morning.   The Spring Commissioner’s Honor Roll […]

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FRISCO – East Texas A&M University set a record for most honorees on the Southland Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll list, with 118 student-athletes named to the Spring 2025 list, on Monday morning.
 

The Spring Commissioner’s Honor Roll list recognizes student-athletes in the sports of men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s golf, and women’s golf, softball, men’s track & field, and women’s track & field who maintain at least a 3.0 grade point average (GPA) in the semester of their respective sport.
 

For the Lions, the men’s track and field program had 35 honorees, followed by 27 from women’s track & field, 21 from softball, 13 from women’s basketball, 11 from men’s basketball, six from men’s golf, and five from women’s golf.
 
The 118 honorees for the Lions are the most since 112 honorees for the Fall 2024 semester. During the 2024-25 academic year, the Lions had 230 student-athletes named to the SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll across the 14 programs.
 
The full list of honorees across the Southland Conference can be found HERE.
 
Here are the Lion student-athletes that earned commissioner’s honor roll recognition for the Spring 2025 semester.
 


























































































































Name Class Sport Major Hometown
Khaliq Abdul-Mateen Gr. Men’s Basketball Organizational Development Houston, Texas
Demarco Bethea Jr. Men’s Basketball Sport & Recreation Management Sellars, S.C.
Luke Coughran Fr. Men’s Basketball Finance Katy, Texas
Adonis Holiman Fr. Men’s Basketball Sport & Recreation Management McAlester, Okla.
Camerin James So. Men’s Basketball Business Administration Apopka, Fla.
Tay Mosher Jr. Men’s Basketball General Studies The Colony, Texas
Evan Phelps So. Men’s Basketball Sport & Recreation Management Duncanville, Texas
Yusef Salih Sr. Men’s Basketball General Studies Gainesville, Va.
Mykol Sanchez-Vega Jr. Men’s Basketball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Orlando, Fla.
Brandon Taylor Sr. Men’s Basketball Communication Studies Coppell, Texas
TJ Thomas Jr. Men’s Basketball Business Administration Memphis, Tenn.
Makenna Armstrong Fr. Women’s Basketball Psychology Rockwall, Texas
Ahmya Boyce Sr. Women’s Basketball Computer Science Newport News, Va.
Nyaluak Dak Fr. Women’s Basketball Criminal Justice Lincoln, Neb.
Jamy De Kock Jr. Women’s Basketball General Studies Woudrichem, The Netherlands
J’Unti Franklin Jr. Women’s Basketball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Natchitoches, La.
Alva Hedrich Jr. Women’s Basketball Mathematics Muecke, Germany
Cora Horvath So. Women’s Basketball Sport & Recreation Management Oberwart, Austria
Nina Horvath So. Women’s Basketball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Oberwart, Austria
Hannah Humphrey Sr. Women’s Basketball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Kendleton, Texas
Trinity Moreland Jr. Women’s Basketball General Studies Charlotte, N.C.
Jordyn Newsome Sr. Women’s Basketball Sport & Recreation Management Irving, Texas
Jasmine Payne Gr. Women’s Basketball Organizational Development Montgomery, Ala.
Nykesha Sanders Sr. Women’s Basketball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Detroit, Mich.
Sam Benson Jr. Men’s Golf Business Administration Gilmer, Texas
Janis Erll So. Men’s Golf Business Administration Lich, Germany
Nicke Kaajavirta Jr. Men’s Golf Business Administration Kajaani, Finland
Blake Taylor So. Men’s Golf Business Administration Mansfield, Texas
Matt Walters Jr. Men’s Golf General Studies Ballito, South Africa
Cooper Watt Fr. Men’s Golf Finance Rockford, Ill.
Marie Baertz So. Women’s Golf Construction Engineering Luxembourg
Julianna Crow Sr. Women’s Golf Construction Engineering Odessa, Texas
Jordan Dusckas Sr. Women’s Golf Marketing Highland Village, Texas
Fahsai Inmee Sr. Women’s Golf Kinesiology & Sport Studies Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
Marie Naeher Jr. Women’s Golf Political Science Neuenbuerg, Germany
Charli Anger So. Softball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Lubbock, Texas
Maddie Cason Gr. Softball Business Administration Telephone, Texas
KK Cosek Jr. Softball Business Administration Helendale, Calif.
J’Lailah Dotson Jr. Softball Biological Sciences Hitchcock, Texas
Lexi Gamez Jr. Softball General Studies Anaheim, Calif.
Darby Hickey Sr. Softball Communication Studies Plano, Texas
Kate Houser Sr. Softball Psychology Lorena, Texas
Jenna Joyce So. Softball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Royse City, Texas
Kasey Kuyrkendall Sr. Softball Sport & Recreation Management Royse City, Texas
Victoria Masters Fr. Softball Veterinary Biomedical Tech Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Emmie Miehe Jr. Softball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Cameron Park, Calif.
Hailey Montemayor Jr. Softball Education Lubbock, Texas
Maddie Muller Jr. Softball Public Health Frisco, Texas
Emma Olsen Jr. Softball Sport & Recreation Management Elk Grove, Calif.
Emma Rodrigues Jr. Softball General Studies Little Elm, Texas
Avery Rohlman So. Softball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Littleton, Colo.
Julia Sanchez Sr. Softball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Houston, Texas
Stephanie Tapia Sr. Softball Kinesiology & Sport Studies Yuma, Ariz.
Tori Tiumalu Fr. Softball Veterinary Biomedical Tech Indio, Calif.
Aaliyah Wilcox Fr. Softball Chemistry Covington, Ga.
Tatum Wright Jr. Softball Biological Sciences Frisco, Texas
Seniru Amarasinghe Sr. Men’s Track & Field Finance Colombo, Sri Lanka
Kingsley Ayebide So. Men’s Track & Field Public Health Sapele, Nigeria
Eddie Barrientes Jr. Men’s Track & Field Criminal Justice Fort Worth, Texas
Naatannii Collins Jr. Men’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Elsa, Texas
Joe Cruz Sr. Men’s Track & Field Computer Science Hillsboro, Texas
Nicholas Deutsch Sr. Men’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Frisco, Texas
Jean Duparay Fr. Men’s Track & Field Business Analytics Servian, France
Evan Ealy Fr. Men’s Track & Field Public Health Spring, Texas
Noah Fernandez Fr. Men’s Track & Field Finance San Antonio, Texas
Chris Flores Sr. Men’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Rocksprings, Texas
Jeremiah Garcia So. Men’s Track & Field Construction Engineering Lubbock, Texas
Cash Goodman Fr. Men’s Track & Field Industrial Engineering Blue Ridge, Texas
Jonas Gran Fr. Men’s Track & Field Biological Sciences Riehen, Switzerland
Trent Granberry So. Men’s Track & Field Communication Studies Douglassville, Texas
Christian James Fr. Men’s Track & Field Accounting Rosharon, Texas
Kai Johnson So. Men’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Murrells Inlet, S.C.
Chandler King Sr. Men’s Track & Field Computer Science Hughes Springs, Texas
Joshua Kommer Sr. Men’s Track & Field General Studies Balingen, Germany
Philip Krenek Jr. Men’s Track & Field Sport & Recreation Management Prague, Czech Republic
Armani Modeste Sr. Men’s Track & Field Business Administration Castries, Saint Lucia
Hope Tomabari Nagbi Fr. Men’s Track & Field Social Work Lewe Gokana, Nigeria
Joshua Nate Sr. Men’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies San Antonio, Texas
Casey Novelo Sr. Men’s Track & Field Electrical Engineering Bedford, Texas
Tahje Parrish Sr. Men’s Track & Field Health Kinesiology & Sport Studies Picayunne, Miss.
Ushan Perera Gr. Men’s Track & Field Health Kinesiology & Sport Studies Mahabage, Sri Lanka
Ethan Pham So. Men’s Track & Field Business Administration Houston, Texas
Myles Redding Fr. Men’s Track & Field Animal Science Waco, Texas
Levi Robertson Fr. Men’s Track & Field Sport & Recreation Management Georgetown, Texas
Joseph Rolland Fr. Men’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Wills Point, Texas
Josh Shanahan Fr. Men’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Noosaville, Australia
Connor Stockerl Sr. Men’s Track & Field Business Administration The Woodlands, Texas
Oguz Uyar So. Men’s Track & Field Sport & Recreation Management Canakkale, Turkey
Colten Van Voorhis Sr. Men’s Track & Field Computer Science Prosper, Texas
Justin Vincent So. Men’s Track & Field Business Administration Agde, France
Cam Wooley Jr. Men’s Track & Field Finance Plano, Texas
Hailey Ayers So. Women’s Track & Field Public Health Houston, Texas
Justice Babbitt Fr. Women’s Track & Field General Business Valley View, Texas
Magdaline Campo So. Women’s Track & Field Marketing Montpellier, France
Cece Charles Jr. Women’s Track & Field Business Administration Morne Fendue St.Patrick, Grenada
Anayah Copeland Sr. Women’s Track & Field Management Copperas Cove, Texas
Amaka Ezukanma Gr. Women’s Track & Field Healthcare Leadership Fort Worth, Texas
Dejah Fuller Sr. Women’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Lancaster, Texas
Oriana Gee Sr. Women’s Track & Field Business Administration Cypress, Texas
Romi Griese So. Women’s Track & Field Biological Sciences Salzkotten, Germany
Savannah Harvey So. Women’s Track & Field Psychology Shawnee, Kan.
Mareva Heck Fr. Women’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Marseille, France
Jenneil Jacobie Jr. Women’s Track & Field Biological Science Piat Grand Riviere, Saint Lucia
Adalyn Kobs Fr. Women’s Track & Field Psychology Lindale, Texas
Veronika Kramarenko Jr. Women’s Track & Field Health Kinesiology & Sport Studies Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine
Bre’Anna Lacy Jr. Women’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Waxahachie, Texas
Roane Lion Fr. Women’s Track & Field Kinesiology & Sport Studies Georgetown, Texas
Valentine Mesas Fr. Women’s Track & Field Business Administration Divonne-les-Bains, France
Goodness Okoh Jr. Women’s Track & Field Public Health Garland, Texas
Leah Pettis Jr. Women’s Track & Field Psychology McKinney, Texas
Emma Phillips So. Women’s Track & Field Animal Science Tomball, Texas
Analice Pursley So. Women’s Track & Field Marketing Tucson, Ariz.
Anete Randma Jr. Women’s Track & Field Technology Management Tallinn, Estonia
Cassandra Rendon Sr. Women’s Track & Field Wildlife and Conservation Science San Antonio, Texas
Haleigh Risner Jr. Women’s Track & Field Biological Sciences Winnsboro, Texas
Riley Roberts Fr. Women’s Track & Field Marketing Bullard, Texas
Tina Samson So. Women’s Track & Field Business Administration Benin, Nigeria
Blessing Samuel So. Women’s Track & Field Computer Information Systems Ghana

 

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Nebraska volleyball lands in-state prospect Malorie Boesiger

Courtesy Malorie Boesiger LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Dani Busboom Kelly and the Nebraska volleyball team landed its first commitment in the class of 2027 on Monday from in-state prospect Malorie Boesiger. The commitment hits close to home, as Malorie is the sister of senior defensive specialist Maisie Boesiger. The Norris product announced her commitment in […]

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Family Affair Nebraska Volleyball Lands In State Prospect Malorie Boesiger
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Dani Busboom Kelly and the Nebraska volleyball team landed its first commitment in the class of 2027 on Monday from in-state prospect Malorie Boesiger.

The commitment hits close to home, as Malorie is the sister of senior defensive specialist Maisie Boesiger.

The Norris product announced her commitment in a post on X, thanking her family, coaches and teammates.

According to PrepVolleyball, the 5-foot-9 setter is the No. 14-ranked prospect in the class of 2027.

Boesiger missed her sophomore season due to knee surgery in August. Norris went on to end Omaha Skutt’s nine-year title streak and win its first Class B state title in 10 years.

SEE ALSO: Norris ends Skutt’s nine-year title streak, wins first championship in 10 years

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Journal’s Award-Winning Entries In 2024 Illinois Press Contest

The following stories and photos published by the Journal & Topics earned placement in the 2024 Illinois Press Association Editorial Awards contest presented June 5: Tom Robb, Elk Grove Journal, Government Beat Reporting (Division B), 1st Place Tom Robb, Glenview Journal, News Reporting (Division B), 1st Place Todd Wessell, Des Plaines Journal, Original Column (Division […]

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The following stories and photos published by the Journal & Topics earned placement in the 2024 Illinois Press Association Editorial Awards contest presented June 5:


Tom Robb, Elk Grove Journal, Government Beat Reporting (Division B), 1st Place


Tom Robb, Glenview Journal, News Reporting (Division B), 1st Place


Todd Wessell, Des Plaines Journal, Original Column (Division C), 1st Place


Tom Robb, Elk Grove Journal, Obituary Tribute (Division B), 1st Place


Tom Robb, Glenview Journal, 2024 Freedom of Information Award (Division B), 3rd Place


Conant players celebrate after winning the sectional title against Stevenson on May 31, 2024. Dion Martorano, Elk Grove Journal, Sports Photo (Division B), 1st Place


Natalia Abbotiellos shows the full body Cryotherapy machine in use at Apex Cryotherapy in downtown Glenview during the Aug. 16, 2024 “Greetings From Glenview Road” event. The cold therapy machine reduces inflammation and increases circulation and metabolism. Charles Miller, Glenview Journal, Portrait/Personality (Division B), 1st Place


Loyola offensive coordinator Tyler Vradenburg (facing) hugs his son Gavin after the Ramblers won the Class 8A state football championship on Nov. 29, 2024. Dion Martorano, Glenview Journal, Sports Photo (Division B), 2nd Place


Friends, family, coaches and teammates gather outside Rolling Meadows High School on July 15, 2024 for a sendoff for Vera Conic, Meadows’ star swimmer who was on her way to the Olympic trials in Indianapolis. Patrick Jasionowski, Arlington Heights Journal, General News Photo (Division C), 3rd Place


Eight-year-old Natalia K. takes part in the Frisbee toss on day one of the Rosemont Park District’s annual Summer Day Camp on June 3, 2024 at Lange Park. Shawn Clisham, Rosemont Journal, General News Photo (Division B), 3rd Place


A colorful sunset paints the sky at the start of the season opener Aug. 30, 2024, for varsity football at Palatine High School’s Chic Anderson Stadium. Patrick Jasionowski, Palatine Journal, Feature Photo (Division B), 3rd Place


Notre Dame running back Throy Nightingale (8) has his helmet ripped from his head as he gets flung out-of-bounds by half of the Shamrock defense. Joe Cukierski, Niles & Park Ridge Journal, Sports Photo (Division C), 4th Place


Glenbrook South wide-out Parker Ward (15) makes the catch of the day as he leaps over a falling Lake Zurich defensive-back Evan Peterson (11). Joe Cukierski, Glenview Journal, Sports Photo (Division B), 4th Place


It was hugs all around as Plainfield Elementary School Principal Lisa Bucciarelli-Carlos was surprised with the Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Leadership on Monday, April 29, 2024 at the Des Plaines school. Dion Martorano, Des Plaines Journal, General News Photo (Division C), 4th Place


Staff, Des Plaines Journal, General Excellence (Division C), 2nd Place


 


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Doris Lemngole Selected as Finalist for Honda Sport Award for Track and Field

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Mere days after defending her steeplechase title at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships and securing her third individual national crown this season, Alabama phenom Doris Lemngole was selected as a finalist for the Class of 2025 Honda Sport Award for Track and Field, announced Monday by The Collegiate Women Sports Awards (CWSA). The announcement […]

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Mere days after defending her steeplechase title at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships and securing her third individual national crown this season, Alabama phenom Doris Lemngole was selected as a finalist for the Class of 2025 Honda Sport Award for Track and Field, announced Monday by The Collegiate Women Sports Awards (CWSA).

The announcement comes after Lemngole was named the Honda Sport Award winner for Cross Country earlier this year.

Doris Lemngole – Honda Sport Award Finalist

  • 2025 Honda Sport Award winner for Cross Country
  • Defended her steeplechase national title by setting a NCAA meet record and collegiate record, and delivering the world’s fastest time of the year by breaking the nine-minute barrier (8:58.15)
  • Became the first student-athlete in NCAA history to clock a sub-9:00 time in the women’s 3,000-meter steeplechase
  • Two-time SEC Outdoor champion in the steeplechase and the 5,000m
  • Went undefeated in all outdoor events this season
  • 2025 NCAA indoor national champion in the 5,000m and national runner-up in the 3,000m
  • Eight-time Bowerman Watch List member and the only woman to appear on every Watch List this season
  • Four-time national champion
  • Seven-time All-American
  • 2024 USTFCCCA Lance Harter National Women’s Athlete of the Year 
  • Swept all three SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors (cross country, indoor track, outdoor track)

2025 Honda Sport Award, Track and Field

  • Joining Lemngole is Georgia’s Aaliyah Butler, Michigan’s Savannah Sutherland and Washington’s Hana Moll
  • All four finalists were chosen by a panel of experts from the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA)
  • The Honda Sport award winner for track and field will be announced later this week after voting by administrators from over 1,000 NCAA member schools
  • The CWSA, celebrating its 49th year, honors the nation’s top NCAA women athletes for their superior athletic skills, leadership, academic excellence and eagerness to participate in community service
  • The winner of the sport award becomes a finalist for the prestigious Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year award and the 2025 Honda Cup, which will be presented during the live broadcast of the Collegiate Women Sports Awards on CBS Sports Network on June 30 at 6 p.m. CT



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Netgem Partners with DAZN – WORLD SCREEN

In time for the start of the FIFA Club World Cup, Netgem has announced a partnership with DAZN. Netgem is already home to more than 50 free live sports channels and delivers access to other apps and services, including Prime Video, NOW Sports, Discovery+, TNT. Netgem TV customers include TalkTalk, Community Fibre, Wightfibre and BRSK. […]

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In time for the start of the FIFA Club World Cup, Netgem has announced a partnership with DAZN.

Netgem is already home to more than 50 free live sports channels and delivers access to other apps and services, including Prime Video, NOW Sports, Discovery+, TNT. Netgem TV customers include TalkTalk, Community Fibre, Wightfibre and BRSK.

“This is a game-changer for sports fans,” said Sylvain Thevenot, managing director of Netgem Pleio, streaming services for operators. “Partnering with DAZN catapults our entertainment offering to a new level for both our customers and telecom operator partners across Europe. Access to world-class sporting events like this will undoubtedly drive massive customer engagement and satisfaction.”

Peter Parmenter, executive VP of business development at DAZN, added: “This is great news for sports fans in the U.K., Ireland and Gibraltar, who will be able to enjoy DAZN’s extensive selection of premium sports content in even more ways. We are excited to enter this partnership with Netgem, as we continue to set the standard in digital sports entertainment experiences.”

The DAZN app is available on Netgem devices in the U.K., Ireland, Gibraltar, France and La Reunion.



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Mets' top prospect earns minor league player of the week honors

The New York Mets‘ top ranked prospect continues to impress in minor league action. On Monday, Jett Williams was named Eastern League Player of the Week after a tremendous 5-game stretch with the Mets Double-A affiliate, the Binghamton Rumble Ponies. From June 9th to June 15th, Williams led the Eastern League in hits, extra-base hits, […]

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The New York Mets‘ top ranked prospect continues to impress in minor league action.

On Monday, Jett Williams was named Eastern League Player of the Week after a tremendous 5-game stretch with the Mets Double-A affiliate, the Binghamton Rumble Ponies. From June 9th to June 15th, Williams led the Eastern League in hits, extra-base hits, triples, runs, OPS, and slugging percentage.

The former 14th overall pick has been great all season, batting .296 with a .926 OPS in 55 games for Binghamton. This past week, Williams slashed .385/.467/.962 with three doubles, two triples, and two home runs; the 21-year-old now has 10 extra-base hits, 11 runs, and seven RBI in the month of June.

Read More: Two Top 10 Mets prospects homer on Wednesday

Williams began his player of the week campaign with his first professional multi-home run game in just three at-bats on Wednesday. The next day, he was 3-4 with two triples, a double, two RBI, and three runs.

The hot streak continued into the weekend, with the young slugger reaching base three times on Saturday and leading off with another triple on Sunday.

On top of his big bat, Williams is a versatile fielder that has played both shortstop and center field this season. He has elite speed (18 stolen bases) and doesn’t sacrifice any power despite his small frame. In May, Williams climbed 14 spots in ESPN’s top prospect rankings to reach 20th in all of baseball.

Read More: Mets prospects Jett Williams, Jonah Tong on the rise in latest rankings

Drafted in the first round by the Mets in 2022, Williams is still in the development stage with the organization. But given his raw talent combined with significant leaps in batting average and slugging this season, there is real reason to be excited about his future with the team.

If Williams continues to dominate in Double-A, he could easily see a promotion to Triple-A before the end of the season.

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