Moved to the middle in her first season with Fort Bend Christian, Morton looks better adapted to the new position every time she gets on the court. Her blocking has been improving exponentially and she got a match-high six stuffs against Lutheran South thanks to her excellent reading and athletic tools – Morton was very dominant in 50-50 plays and when dealing with overpasses. She was also efficient offensively, getting six kills, and her offensive versatility proved to be very important to the team as she swung from the left in one rotation.

A new addition to Fort Bend Christian Academy this season, Morton is one of the numerous intriguing offensive pieces the team has this season. She uses her length and athleticism very well offensively and is very good with her shot selection, always picking the right option to put the ball down. Morton can also hit quicker or higher sets on the right, adjusting well to what each play offers her. She’s also a solid blocker, placing her long arms well across the net and taking up a lot of space from opposing hitters at the pin.

Morton is another player that will add to Fort Bend Christian Academy, coming from TAPPS rivals St. Agnes Academy. A right side hitter with length, power and technical skills, she will bring a lot to the team’s offense in terms of versatility and consistency, adding to a team that already had senior Cambry Gerardi and junior Layne Bulow Layne Bulow 5'9" | DS/L Fort Bend Christian Academy | 2025 State TX at the pins and junior Bayleigh Minor Bayleigh Minor 6'1" | MB Fort Bend Christian Academy | 2025 State #109 Nation TX in the middle, besides Ochelli. Also expect to see their blocking ability improve as that’s another of Morton’s strengths.

Right side is a position of strength for the Houston Stellar 17 Elite team that will play in the 17 Open division with Morton and Peyton Spahn Peyton Spahn 5'10" | RS Barbers Hill | 2024 State TX splitting time there. Morton’s main assets on the court are her length and her athleticism and she uses them very well to make an impact at the net. She’s a very mobile player and a strong hitter, who can score in a variety of ways. Her blocking can a factor too as she uses her long arms to take up space from hitters and has excellent timing going up.

Although her team Houston Stellar 17 Elite was one of the deepest in the division and used every piece extremely well, Morton was one of their individual standouts. She displayed, once again, a very strong offensive game, combining power, athleticism, finesse and very good decision-making. Perhaps more important than that, Morton was very consistent with her production. She also did a very good job with her blocking, creating issues to opposing hitters.

Morton has been with us at one of our recent Prep Dig Top 250 Expos in Houston and she clearly continues to make a great impression with her club team Houston Stellar 17 Elite, even playing one age group up. She has excellent physical tools to work with, standing at six feet and having long arms, but also works really hard on the court. Her game is really smooth and her offense is very diversified, going from hard hits to smart tips and roll shots. She also makes great impact with her blocking, using her long arms to press opposing hitters and channel their swings.

Morton was one of the smoothest rights sides on the event as she showed great ability to perform in different areas of the game. Her offense is very complete as she’s a good jumper who can hit anywhere on the court, but also displayed tremendous vision and great range with her wrist. Morton’s blocking is solid too as she uses her long arms and great timing well and that became even more evident when she played middle on some drills. She was also one of the more active and engaged players on the defensive drills early on.