Morrison is a scoring guard with good positional size. He is poised and reliable with the ball in his hands, capable of initiating offense and making sound decisions. While naturally wired to score, he also shows the ability to facilitate and distribute, giving him value as a versatile backcourt piece against high-level competition.

Gillion played only one showcase game, but it was the last of the entire tournament and was a true thriller that saw the Lions roar back for a win over SoCal Academy. One of the only local products on the roster, Morrison was crucial to the win with his mix of dynamic shotmaking and on-ball poise. The West Potomac (VA) transfer knocked down a trio of 3s and at least one additional midrange pullup, showcasing polished mechanics and shooting a beautiful ball off his hands. He brings a crisp skillset as a complementary ballhandler with potential to carry a heavier playmaking load in other settings. Still 17 years old with the option to slide back into the 2027 class, Morrison could prove to be a sneaky late add at the scholarship level should he choose to remain in 2026.

The 6’2 scoring guard is now at Gillion Academy in Springfield and is playing a national schedule surrounded by 5-6 other collegiate prospects. Morrison is averaging 8.6 points per game and is instant offense when he hits the floor. He is reliable with the ball in his hands and can be a distributor as well as a scorer.