Best Local High-School Athlete
Desiree Williams
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READERS' PICK: She's like the wind. She rises unexpectedly on the volleyball court, she blows by people on the basketball court and she pitches a softball with the force of a tornado. The junior-to-be had an incredible season last year. First she led the FW volleyball team into the playoffs; then she completely outplayed Salpointe's all-everything center, Sybil Dosty, to help lead the Caballeros to the 5A-South Regional Tournament championship; then she topped things off by pitching Flowing Wells to the state championship in softball, nudging aside teammate and former State Player of the Year Ashley Monceaux in the process. A dominant force? Hey, the girl can't help it...
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