There couldn’t be a better time to score your career-high. Morgan, who leads Monroe Central is scoring as a sophomore, poured in 28 points to lead the Golden Bears to an impressive 64-48 win over Southwood. They will advance to play North Vermillion in the Class 1A North Semi-State.

Morgan knocked down the game-winning shot to hand Blackford their second straight loss on Saturday. The 6’1″ sophomore guard scored 21 of his 23 points in the second half and overtime to lead Monroe Central to the 66-65 upset victory. He averages a team-best 18.6 points per game for the Golden Bears who will be knocking on the door of the Class 1A Top 10.

Morgan put together a highly productive freshman season for a team that did plenty of winning. He was the second leading scorer at 11.8 points per game for a Class 1A North Semi-State team. The 6’1″ guard shot a very impressive 52-141 (36.9%) from three-point range. He will now be the Golden Bears go-to option and is set up to have some big time scoring seasons in the future.

There weren’t many guards at the Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Showcase that displayed the level of strength and physicality with the ball that this Monroe Central High School prospect did. He was not afraid to play through contact off of the bounce, finished against size inside, and had a strong, athletic frame. Morgan handles the ball very well and certainly possesses the physical tools at his position to contribute against his peers.