William Duncan

William Duncan is a SBWC competitor from Hardy, Arkansas. He has finished 2nd in the championship twice, in 2011 and in 2012, and has 7 wins, the 6th most all time. He is also the owner of Team Thunder, a Lites team that currently has his younger brother Matt Duncan.

SBWC Career
Duncan made his debut in the 2010 Round of New York as a one off. He turned heads when he made it all the way to the semi finals before being eliminated.

In 2011, Shaun White hired Duncan to compete for his team, Shaun White Enterprises. When asked about the matter, White said that "Duncan could be the next big thing." Duncan proved just that when he set the record for most consecutive victories, with three. However, Duncan dropped the ball in the chase, allowing Damian Bradshaw to get past with a dominant chase. While Duncan won the penultimate round at Austin, it was not enough to get him the championship, and he finished 2nd in points.

In 2012, Duncan won 3 of the first 6 events. He had a seemingly insurmountable point lead, until the chase came around. In the chase, Duncan choked away to point lead to Damian Bradshaw. However this time, Duncan recovered quickly, and they were separated by only 2 points heading into the finale at New York. By the time the event was over, Duncan managed to tie Bradshaw, meaning that the championship would be decided by tie breaker. However, Bradshaw had 4 wins, while Duncan only had 3, meaning that Duncan would have to play second fiddle to Bradshaw yet again, finishing 2nd in points.

In 2013, Duncan shocked the world when he left Shaun White Enterprises to go join Team Miyama, also changing his character to Lucario. (Which was colored solid Blue at the time, because of Team Johnson) Duncan's season was poor by his standards, finishing 9th in points without a win, leading many people to think that the move he made was a big mistake.

In 2014, Duncan has been completely anonymous. He quietly sneaked into the chase, but has not won or been majorly close to the point lead. He finished 9th in points.

In 2015, He will compete for his own team, Team Thunder.

Trivia
William Duncan is the namesake of the SBWC's creator.