Me?

I am Micah Williams, a world-class sprinter who fell in love with advertising when attending the University of Oregon.

Some track achievements:

  1. Made the 2020 Olympic Team (Covid Olympics) at 19 years old

  2. Tied for the U20 record (9.91). I don’t have the record officially but I should but since I was born before the year they didnt count me as 19.

  3. Won indoor nationals 60m dash as a freshman (6.48)

  4. 2nd all-time in NCAA history in the 100m dash 9.86

  5. 2x PAC12 Champion

  6. PAC12 100m recorder holder (9.93)

  7. 2022 Male PAC12 Athlete of the year

  8. Oregon record holder in the 60m dash (6.48) & 100m dash (9.83)

In my free time…

Cars

My passion for JDM cars started in high school. As I went to a trade school, I majored in automotive, learning everything going on with cars.

In my junior of high school, I fell in love with the Scion FRS, and I saw some of my friends had it, so I saved up until my senior year to buy it.

I had it for a couple of years, but in my junior year of college, I got in a crash and totaled my car.

Even though my car was totaled, I repurchased it and fixed it alone.

Photography + Videography

In high school my high school was a trade school. I also took a digital media production major until my senior year, as the schedules didn’t align with when I wanted to major in automotive.

But in 2020, when COVID hit my senior year. I got stuck in the house and wanted to take my hobby seriously. I worked the graveyard shift during COVID at UPS to afford my dream camera, a Sony A7iii.

Since then, I have been a part of many photo shoots, including graduation shoots, headshots, and product shots, and I have been getting more clients as people have begun to notice my work.

Clothing brand

In 2022, I partnered with a clothing company to do my fan apparel stuff. Soon after, I started to get messages that the quality was terrible and the ship times were long.

I took it part of myself to start my own clothing brand called “MJAYDUB,” which is my initials. I began to learn the process of selling apparel.

As I started to get more sales. I began to realize that selling fan apparel only gets you so far, so I began to transition my brand into streetwear and where I am today.