We’ve been watching Arndt put the work in for multiple years now. Standing at 5’11 with a strong, powerful frame, Morgan is effective on the glass, and really uses her physicality to her advantage on the defensive end. Offensively, she spaces the floor, is able to extend out to the perimeter, and is always creating movement away from the ball. Last season saw Arndt make a handful of appearances in the varsity rotation for Stewartville. Now, with three starters having gone off to college, there will be plenty of opportunity for the Tigers sophomore to show what she can do. She joins the conversation at #99.

We’ve seen plenty of growth in Arndt’s game since we first watched her play last summer with the Minnesota Stars . Despite getting off to a bit of a slow start at the Sophomore ID Camp, the 5’10 forward still found plenty of ways to make an impact for Team 11. All throughout the event, Morgan spaced the floor, set ball screens and created movement away from the ball, and looked for openings in the defense to attack the basket. On defense it was her rebounding that was the biggest difference maker. After carving out a spot in the varsity rotation at Stewartville last winter, Arndt is likely to find a much larger role with the young Tigers squad this winter.