Cam Williams

AS A FRESHMAN (2025) Appeared in six games… hauled in first career reception for six yards in the win over Syracuse PURDUE (9/20): Saw playing time on offense for the Irish in the win at ARKANSAS (9/27): Saw game action on offense for Notre Dame in the win NC STATE (10/11): Saw action for the Irish on offense in the win NAVY (11/9): Saw playing time on offense for the Irish in the victory SYRACUSE (11/22): Recorded first-career reception, a six-yard gain, on the final play of the third quarter AT STANFORD (11/29): Saw action on offense and special teams in the win AS A FRESHMAN (2024): VIRGINIA (11/16): Made collegiate and season debut for the Irish PREP AND PERSONAL A five-star recruit by On3 A four-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals.com The 25th ranked prospect nationally, sixth-ranked wide receiver and second-ranked prospect in the state by On3 The 34th ranked prospect nationally, ninth-ranked wide receiver and second-ranked prospect in the state by Rivals.com The 49th ranked prospect nationally, 11th-ranked wide receiver and the second-ranked prospect in the state by 247Sports The 50th ranked prospect nationally, 11th-ranked wide receiver and the second-ranked prospect in the state by ESPN Earned three varsity letters in football, playing under head coach Ryan Crissey, one in basketball and twice lettered in track All-state and all-conference honors as a junior and senior Selected as part of the All-American Bowl Was named DuPage County Offensive Player of the Year as a senior Earned Red Grange Player of the Year honors as a senior Led his team to a conference championship as a senior Offensive Player of the Year as a junior Named all-conference and academic all-conference as a sophomore Finished his career with 2,602 receiving yards, 121 receptions, 42 receiving touchdowns, 598 rushing yards on 38 carries, seven rushing touchdowns, five total return touchdowns Glenbard South record holder in career receptions, average yards per catch (21.5), total receiving yards, career touchdowns (54), most points scored in a career (324), touchdowns in a game (5) and receiving yards in a game (193) Son of Cynthia Williams Marshaun Rockett