Kaitlyn Williams gives Loyola Chicago a proven three-point weapon with veteran steadiness
In the 2025-26 offseason context, Williams stands out as a reliable, spacing-first guard for Loyola Chicago: she appeared in all 30 games and started 26 in her latest season noted by the program, averaged 8.1 points, and hit 59 threes at just over 30% from deep, good for second on the team in scoring and fifth in the A-10 in three-pointers made. She’s the kind of player coaches love because she stretches defenses, has real game reps, and brings a repeatable skill set rather than empty flash.
