Bethune-Cookman University Athletics

High School/Prep
Prepped at Mifflin High School under Head Coaches Troy Taylor and William Marshall… As a senior, ranked No. 24 in the Central Ohio Bowling Conference… Her highest average in 2017-18 was a 169.9 on the year… Posted games of 223 and 177, respectfully, against Independence High in January 2018… Best game was a 227 against Whitehall Yearling in January… Ranked No. 6 in the district tournament… Team finished as a district qualifier… Named to the First Team All-City squad… Ranked No. 20 in the Central Ohio Bowling Conference… Averaged 173.6 as a junior… Her highest series included a 461 total pin count versus Whetstone… Collected her best game with a 247 score in that contest against Whetstone… Bowled 27 games and knocked down 4,686 pins across the 2016-17 campaign… Helped her team to a 2018 district qualification… A freshman district qualifier and ranked No. 66 in the Central Ohio Bowling Conference… Also served on the drill team… Lettered in softball, volleyball, golf and tennis, respectively… Member of the National Honor Society and President of the National Honor Society… High school valedictorian of her senior class…
 
Personal
Full name is Bailey Elizabeth Williams… Majoring in Criminal Justice… Parents are Shronne Moore-Williams and Anthony Williams… Has one brother, Anthony Williams… Interests away from bowling include photography and watching sports… Chose Bethune-Cookman because it was the only school that had everything she wanted in a university to further her education and bowl collegiately… Says her favorite sports memory was being a district qualifier as a freshman when nobody had ever achieved the distinction previously… Favorite actress is Tiffany Haddish… Lists her favorite book as Their Eyes Were Watching… Says her phone is her most prized possession because it has everything on it since her freshman year of high school… Says a goal of hers in college is to become a better person and leader within herself…