Hall of Fame
Kimani Williams was one of the most dangerous offensive players in the storied history of Macalester men’s soccer program. The Scots’ all-time leading goal scorer with 58 career goals, he also added 15 assists and sits atop the program’s career points list with 131 points. Kimani’s career goals and points both rank third all-time in the MIAC and are the most by a MIAC player since 1976. During his four years at Macalester, the Scots won 58 games, captured three MIAC championships and played in three NCAA Tournaments. As a sophomore in 1999, Kimani led the team with 12 goals and seven assists for 31 points to earn his first of three All-MIAC citations. He then tallied 17 goals and three assists for 37 points as a junior, ranking first with 11 goals against MIAC competition and garnering All-Region honors. Kimani’s senior season was special, as he helped the Scots post a perfect 10-0 record in conference play by scoring 16 goals in MIAC games. He ended up with 22 goals and 47 points overall, which rank second and third on Macalester’s single-season records list. A physics and mathematics double-major, Kimani also excelled in the classroom and was named an Academic All-American following his senior season. He is an educational consultant and tutor in California.
