Alumni

We’re proud to celebrate the latest college commitments from our Georgia Stunners student-athletes! Their relentless dedication, both on the court and in the classroom, has earned them the opportunity to compete at the next level, and we couldn’t be more excited for their future. They join a legacy of Stunners alumni who have excelled in college and beyond, representing our program with pride and proving that hard work, discipline, and passion open doors to success.

Kane Williams - 2017 Alumni

We are proud to celebrate the accomplishments of Georgia Stunners alumni Kane Williams, who played with our program from the 7th grade until his last season of travel basketball and went on to have an outstanding career at Georgia State University.

Kane's hard work and dedication on the court earned him numerous athletic honors throughout his college career, including:

2021-22 All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team
2021 Legends Classic Tournament MVP
2021-22 All-Sun Belt Preseason Second Team
2020-21 All-Sun Belt Preseason First Team
2019 Sun Belt All-Tournament Team
2019-20 All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team
2019 2K Empire Classic Riverside Regional Tournament MVP
2019-20 All-Sun Belt Preseason Second Team

Kane's impressive career statistics reflect his talent and dedication to the game, including:

Career Games Played: 149 (1st)
Career Games Started: 111 games (1st)
Career Minutes: 3,973 (1st)
Career Points: 1,589 (3rd) *23rd Panther to reach 1,000
Career Field Goals Made: 475 (6th)
Career Free-Throws Made: 535 (1st)
Career Free-Throws Attempts: 719 (1st)
Career Assists: 493 (2nd)
Career Steals: 219 (1st)
Career Double-Doubles (2 – 2020-21 (1), 2021-22 (1))
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 3 (1st)
Wins: 101 (1st)
Single Season Free Throws Made: 149 (4th, 2019-20)
Single Season Steals: 64 (4th, 2018-19)
Single Game Record: 12-of-12 Free Throws Made (Tied for 3rd-most makes without a miss)

We congratulate Kane on his many achievements and wish him continued success in all his future endeavors

Alumni (High School Graduation Year)
Trey Wesley – Samford (Football) – 2011
Marqal Washington – Albany State / University of the Cumberlands (Basketball) – 2011
Michael Rush – Point University (Basketball) – 2011
Jasmine West – West Georgia Technical / Toccoa Falls (Basketball) – 2013
Kervins Chamuette – Brewton-Parker (Basketball) – 2014
Josh Hood – Wallace State (Basketball) – 2014
Jaylin Smith – Reinhardt University (Basketball) – 2015
Cody Williams – West Georgia Technical (Basketball) – 2015
Tanner Holcomb – Air Force (Football) – 2016
Jacori Wilson – Morehead State / Shorter University (Basketball) – 2017
Drew Shepherd – LaGrange College (Basketball) – 2017
Kane Williams – Georgia State (Basketball) – 2017
DJ Jackson – Atlanta Metropolitan (Basketball) – 2017
Chris Freeman – Christian Community College (Basketball) – 2017
Jaylen Terrell – Andrew College (Basketball) – 2017
EJ Scott – Colorado State (Football) – 2017
Jadon Walker – Colorado State (Football) – 2017
Courtney Mills – Kennesaw State (Football) – 2017
Cam Wyche – Tennessee State (Football) – 2017
Genaruis Fry – Air Force – 2017
Jamal Prothro – Missouri Southern State (Basketball) – 2017
Caleb Duncan – Middle Georgia State (Basketball) – 2020
Jared Amrit – Greensboro College (Basketball) – 2020
Sebastian Tidor – Roane State (Basketball) – 2022
Quin McClarity – Pfeiffer University (Basketball) – 2023
Jeremiah Taylor – Roane State Community College (Basketball) – 2023
Sean Lynch – Northland College (Basketball) – 2023
Randy Harris – Northland College (Basketball) – 2023
Cole Henry – Bryant & Stratton College (Basketball) – 2023
Kyden Mays – Middle Georgia Prep (Basketball) – 2024
Tyler Hughes – Brevard College (Basketball) – 2024
Jermaine Freeman – Iowa Lakes College (Basketball) – 2024
Evrad Makendi – Andrew College (Basketball) – 2024
Andrew LaVigne – Oglethorpe University (Basketball) – 2024