Mentorship
Working with young athletes navigating pressure, injury, and identity.
About Micah
Micah Williams is an Olympic sprinter from Portland, Oregon. He represented Team USA at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and became an NCAA indoor champion in the 60 meters.
He has run 9.86 seconds in the 100 meters, won two Pac-12 titles, and competed for both the University of Oregon and USC, placing him among the fastest collegiate sprinters in NCAA history.
Off the track, Micah earned a bachelor's degree in Advertising from the University of Oregon and a master's degree in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from USC.
He has worked with major brands through athlete and NIL partnerships, and he is currently training in Portland, Oregon.
The Comeback Story
Career Highlights
2020
Olympian, Team USA (Tokyo)
9.86
100-meter personal best
NCAA
Indoor champion, 60 meters
2x
Pac-12 champion
Top
One of the fastest collegiate sprinters in NCAA history
UO
University of Oregon graduate, Advertising
USC
Master's, Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Beyond the Track
Working with young athletes navigating pressure, injury, and identity.
Showing up for youth programs and local organizations in Portland.
Staying active in alumni networks and student-athlete initiatives.
Applying his master's in entrepreneurship to build beyond the track.
Partnering with brands through athlete and NIL collaborations.
Speaking openly with athletes facing surgery, rehab, and setbacks.