Grant Williams, born on 22 July 1996, is a talented South African rugby union player currently showcasing his skills for the Sharks. He excels in the positions of scrum-half and wing. Williams received his education at the renowned Paarl Gimnasium in the Western Cape, where he began to establish himself as a promising player.

After completing his schooling, Williams continued his rugby journey by representing various Maties teams, demonstrating his abilities on the field. He also had the opportunity to showcase his skills as a member of the Western Province 7s side.

In 2017, Williams joined the Sharks Academy, where he had the privilege of representing both the Sharks U21 and U19 teams, as well as College Rovers. His commitment and potential earned him a place in the Sharks' Super Rugby squad for the 2018 season.

During his debut Super Rugby season in 2018, Williams showcased his electrifying pace and versatility, providing the Sharks with additional coverage in the wider areas of the field. He made his much-anticipated debut and continued to contribute to the team's success in the subsequent season, securing five appearances.

In 2021, Williams truly shone for the Sharks, particularly in the competitive scrum-half position. His exceptional performances earned him a well-deserved call-up to the Springbok squad, as he proved his worth following an injury to Jaden Hendrikse.

Ahead of the Rugby World Cup 2023, Williams has been named in the South African training squad.