Jones played 1 1/2 years at Northwood Academy after sitting out the fall semester of her junior. She transferred into the Lady Chargers program from nearby Pinewood Prep. Morgan originally from move Massachusetts moved to the Palmetto State during her high school career. Jones averaged 13.5 ppg, 6 rebounds and 2 assists.

Morgan really seems to be at her best from the shooting guard position. She really likes to play from mid-range out to the 3-point line.

This year’s rendition of Northwood Academy is very veteran-heavy. Jones is one of those seniors that the Chargers are leaning on to get to them to late February basketball. A senior who is looking to finish her career emphatically, she concluded her afternoon with a 15-point performance that led Northwood Academy to a commanding win over 5A Fort Dorchester. Shooting guards such as Jones certainly have to be efficient shooters – Jones is certainly that. After all, she had two of the four threes her team made in the win over the Patriots. Her 5-foot-6 height also comes in very useful when the goal is to bolster a team’s rebounding capabilities.

Morgan has a controlled, smooth all around game. Good positional size and ability to put the ball in the basket. She was solid around the rim, showed capability to stretch the defense, and vocal and mobile defensively. 

Jones was a last-minute sign up here for the Prep Girls Hoops Top 250 Expo. Morgan brings the ability to make shots on the perimeter. She does a nice job of elevating up on her jumper from the mid-range game out to the 3-point line. Morgan really likes to have the ball in her hands down the stretch in a game. She has no problems taking tough shots in tough situations.

Jones had just as good of a summer than anyone else it seemed in my book. She constantly made shots from the perimeter with her play for Lowcountry Premier. Morgan moved to the Palmetto State from Massachusetts after her freshman season. She started off her career at rival Pinewood Prep before getting eligible last season at Northwood Academy.

Morgan is a jump shooter that shows to have good elevation on her shot at times. She likes the rock in crunch times and surely doesn’t mind putting herself out there with the game on the line.

Can the Lady Chargers make that next step this season?

Jones is a sharpshooter that plays in the SCISA ranks down in Summerville. Morgan who got eligible last season at semester for the Lady Chargers after moving over from nearby Pinewood Prep. She showcased her talents this summer on the Grassroots Circuit with Lowcountry Premier.

Jones really knows how to elevate up on her jumper while making shots from the perimeter. She is a shot maker and really plays the game with a good bit of confidence. Morgan shoots the ball at high percentage clip. Can the Lady Chargers make some noise this season in SCISA Class 4A once again?