Winston Morgan, a 5-foot-11 point guard from East Catholic High School in Manchester, Connecticut, recently scored 14 points and handed out 12 assists to help the Unique All Star's 16 and under basketball team claim a victory at the Boo Williams tournament in Virginia.
Morgan's terrific effort helped the All Stars claim a 52-49 victory over the Atlantic Elite, a program from the state of Illinois.
Previously, Winston sparked his team to the silver category championship game of the tournament held in Baltimore, Maryland. Winston averaged 14 points, eight assists and four steals per game, showing nice lead guard skills.
WHAT TORREL HARRIS, SR. THINKS OF WINSTON MORGAN'S INDIVIDUAL GAME:
"Morgan averaged 19 points, seven assists and two steals per game last season," said Torrel Harris, the head coach of the Unique All Stars.
"He led his team to the quarterfinals in the State tournament and was voted team MVP and All Conference," added Harris.
TORREL HARRIS' DESCRIPTION OF WINSTON MORGAN'S INDIVIDUAL GAME:
Winston rolled his ankle during a recent tournament but should be better soon. His strength as point guard is his ability to run a team, his defense, outside shooting and his ability to get into the lane and create. He has the ability to make other players better."
Harris stated Morgan will play this spring and summer with the Unique Allatars 16's & under team.
"As the coach of Unique All-Stars I have looking for points guard of Winston's ability for the past 10 years. He's a younger Chris Paul in the making."
Winston is a member of the 2014 class.