Two-Time Mountain West Player of the Week with Historic 20-Point, 10-Assist, Zero-Turnover Game
Nala Williams, a 5'8" guard for the San Diego State Aztecs, is a dynamic two-way force who earned Mountain West Player of the Week twice in the 2025-26 season, including a historic 20-point, 10-assist, zero-turnover performance vs. San Jose State that made her the first Aztec in the Mountain West era to achieve that feat [2][3]. Her differentiators include elite ball security, high-intensity play (plus/minus of +26 in 25 minutes), and a proven championship pedigree as the reigning D2 national player of the year who led the nation in steals at Cal State Dominguez Hills [3][5]. Williams averages 13.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 5.5 assists during her Player of the Week stretch, showcasing rare versatility as a guard who controls tempo and finishes with poise [2]. She’s a low-risk, high-impact fit for any team needing a leader who elevates teammates, avoids turnovers, and delivers in clutch moments.
