USC quarterback commit Jonas Williams impressing at Elite 11 Finals

This week marks the annual Elite 11 Finals. Many of the nation’s top rising senior high school quarterbacks have made the trip to Southern California to compete against one another in the nation’s premier high school passing competition.

Numerous USC quarterbacks have competed in the event in the past, including Miller Moss, Caleb Williams, Cody Kessler, Mark Sanchez, and Matt Leinart. Last year, current Trojans freshman QB Husan Longstreet participated. This year, one of the quarterbacks competing is four-star USC commit Jonas Williams.

Through the first two nights of the event, Williams has certainly held his own, showing off his arm strength and accuracy. On Wednesday night, he completed 15 of his 20 pass attempts, per On3’s Charles Power.

One of USC’s first big recruiting victories under Chad Bowden was flipping Williams—a consensus top-100 player in the class of 2026—from Oregon back in February. Obviously, Williams is still a bit away from suiting up for the Trojans. But if USC is able to develop him under Lincoln Riley, he has the potential to be a special player down the line.

This article originally appeared on Trojans Wire: Top-100 USC QB commit Jonas Williams thrives at Elite 11 Finals