vs. Sumter County
Season-high outburst in a 65–49 Etowah victory.
William “Will” Myles is a Class of 2026 point guard from Etowah High School in Woodstock, Georgia, and a Clark Atlanta University basketball signee. The 5'10" lead guard is known for his quickness, tight handle, deep shooting range, competitive toughness and ability to score at all three levels.

Myles announced his commitment to Clark Atlanta University before his senior season at Etowah. The move followed his path from Clark Atlanta Elite Camp participant to future Panthers guard.
The commitment was covered by the Cherokee Tribune & Ledger-News and shared through Myles’ Instagram account.
Three scoring performances that marked Myles as one of Georgia’s most electric senior guards.
Season-high outburst in a 65–49 Etowah victory.
A high-volume scoring night that helped fuel Player of the Week recognition.
Followed the 41-point performance with another productive night.
Pressure creates separation.
The currently published MaxPreps line reflects one coach-entered game, not a complete season sample. It is shown here exactly with that limitation disclosed.
MaxPreps: 2025–26 varsity statistics, 1 game entered; last shown as updated January 31, 2026.
A wired-to-score guard with speed, lift and range.
Building a collegiate basketball platform at Clark Atlanta University with an emphasis on performance, community and authentic brand alignment.
Will Myles is available to consider appropriate NIL opportunities involving social-media campaigns, basketball camps and clinics, community appearances, apparel, fitness, youth development and brand endorsements.
All opportunities are subject to applicable university, conference and NCAA requirements. Inclusion on this page is not an endorsement or acceptance of any proposal.
Headline performances include 45 points against Sumter County and 41 points against Maynard Jackson.
A Clark Atlanta University signee preparing to carry his game and personal platform into collegiate basketball.
A natural fit for campaigns centered on basketball, youth development, education, wellness and Atlanta-area community impact.
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