Terrell Williams is this year's Defensive Player of the Year.
At 5-foot-10, 195 pounds, Williams was a defensive back, running
back and punt returner at Hoover High School. He was first team
All-Western League three times; first-team All-CIF twice; and
first-team San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic team two years
in a row. He was named Western League Defensive Player of the
Year. He was a member of the 1998-1999 All-State Team and was
ranked 23rd as a running back in Rivals 100. His coach, Willie
Matson said, Terrell is a special person off the field as
well as on the field. Williams received three letters in
varsity football, four letters in varsity track, and three letters
in varsity basketball.
With a 3.69 grade point average, he was named four years to the
school honor roll, and was football academic captain. He was a
member of the Key Club. He lists his hobbies as bowling, lifting
weights, computers, parties and barbecues. Williams plans to major
in medicine at the University of California at Berkeley. He is
the son of Darryl and Sheryl Williams of San Diego.