As her career wearing one shade of red – that of 4A South Pointe – comes to a close, Morris will soon sport another shade of red as she steps into the college ranks. That shade of red being maroon – more specifically, the maroon of the North Carolina Central University Eagles. NCCU plays in the Division I Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference (MEAC). This past season, the Eagles advanced to the semifinals of the MEAC tournament. Morris concluded her high school career having averaged a double-double of 18.3 points and 10.1 rebounds in 29 games to go alongside 3.9 steals. A Star is about to be born in the MEAC.

Morris projects at the college level as a small forward. Victoria did everything in her power this season for the Lady Stallions playing around the cup. She delivers results every time out with her play. Victoria finished her career with 1,307 points and 844 rebounds. She averaged 18.3 ppg and 10.1 rebounds his past season for the Lady Stallions (26-3). Victoria was an All-State selection for her play this season.

Morris was great all day long with her play for the Lady Stallions. Victoria recently joined the 1,000-point club. Victoria plays bigger than her size down in the paint and really does a nice job of rebounding the ball on both ends of the court. She will rundown rebounds outside of her area to boot. Victoria scored 16 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in the win over A.C. Flora HS.

Morris tends to play her best basketball close to the paint area. She plays the game as bit of a TWEENER on the hardwood. Victoria for certain delivers production as she came into the contest averaging 17 ppg and 10.7 rebounds.

Morris is constantly around the ball to make a play. Victoria has plenty of talent around her this season on the Lady Stallions roster. She does a little bit of this and that when it comes to scoring the ball, grabbing a rebound, handling the rock or simply defending multiple positions.

Victoria plays the game with good versatility. Morris better yet knows how to WIN games with her play and effort. She averaged 14.3 ppg and 8.6 rebounds a season ago and enters her senior season with 775 career points.

Morris can do a little bit of this and a little of that with her game. Victoria at times creates a mismatch with her versatility on the floor for the Lady Stallions. She averaged 14.3 ppg, 8.6 rebounds and 3.3 steals last season for the Lady Stallions (25-3).

Victoria can knockdown the perimeter jumper, post up down low with her back to the basket or drive the ball to the rack from the top of the key. Morris is a stat-sheet stuffer and is just one of the many pieces on this talented Lady Stallions team this season.

Victoria enters her senior season with 775 career points.

The rising senior “Starr” for the 4A Stallions is coming off a banner season where her South Pointe team made plenty of noise in 2022-23. She averaged 14.3 points, 8.6 rebounds and 3.3 steals in the 25 occasions where she took to the court in the Stallions colors. What makes Morris difficult to contain is the variety of ways in which she can put the ball through the basket – including her willingness to attack the basket against a group of opposing defenders and in the midrange game. She has no problems shooting 3-pointers and as those stats indicate is a gifted rebounder. Recruit, recruit, recruit.

Morris and the Lady Stallions (23-2) have had a strong regular season. Victoria is currently averaging 14.5 ppg, 9.2 rebounds and 3.3 steals this season. She brings good versatility to the floor and a willingness to compete. Victoria can post up at times down low or play out on the perimeter. Morris plays extremely active in the passing lanes and picks up several steals a nice with her play.

Victoria currently has scored 721 career points for the Lady Stallions.

The story that has been the undefeated Stallions continued on Saturday evening as South Pointe thrashed two-time defending 4A champion Westside by a final of 70-36. As is the case often with Stallions contests, the team’s “Starr” veteran forward who stands at 5-foot-10 led the way to victory. She finished with 17 points. Along with her ability to place crooked numbers on the board, Morris is an effective rebounder and knows when to score and when to pass. Defensively, she can create extra possessions for the Stallions with collecting steals and she also can be effective as a shot blocker.

Morris stands at 5-foot-10 and is transitioning seamlessly into being a veteran with the Stallions. Her positioning when another player is shooting a free throw can put her in position to grab a rebound in case of a miss. Morris will also draw her fair share of contact and get to the free throw line. She will shoot a good number of 3-point attempts, can get from one end of the floor to the other in a quick amount of time and combines that speed with plenty of court vision. She lived up to her “star” name against the Eagles as Morris concluded said game against Military Magnet having scored 13 points – including the go-ahead basket in overtime that won the game for South Pointe.