Evangel University of the Assemblies of God

A three-time pitcher of the year in the Heart of America Athletic Conference, Williams was the first and only Evangel softball athlete to earn the honor three times, with her 57 wins in the circle ranking second all-time behind Evangel Hall of Famer, Wendy Niebuhr (58).

Williams freshman campaign proved to be her best, as the Loveland, Colorado, native went 16-2 in 2006, earning first team All-Region and All-HAAC honors, while being named an NAIA All-American.

Kimberly holds the record for fewest losses in a single season (2 in 2006) and earned four All-HAAC honors, two NAIA Scholar Athlete awards, and two All-NAIA Region V honors.

Kimberly finished her career at Evangel with 487 strikeouts, the third most by an Evangel pitcher (2nd at the conclusion of her career), and a 2.45 career ERA.