Career Bests:
Indoor: High Jump, 6-7 | Triple Jump, 37-0 1/2
Outdoor: 100m, 12.28 | 200m, 25.93 | 400m, 1:03.82 | 1,500m, 6:18.42 | 110 hurdles, 19.05 | High jump, 6-5 | Pole vault, 11-6 1/2 | Discus, 87-5 | Javelin, 130-11 | Shot Put, 32-1 1/2 | Long Jump, 18-7 3/4 | Decathlon, 4,483
2017-2018 Track and Field: Outdoor: At the Pelluer he placed sixth in the high jump with a jump of 6-0 3/4. At the Big Sky Outdoor Track and Field Championships he placed 11th in the high jump with a jump of 6-2 1/4.
2016-17 Track and Field: Outdoor: Earned second at the CWU Final Qualifier and third at the 45th Pelluer Invitational in the high jump. At the Big Sky Championships, he took 17th in the same event with a mark of 6-2 1/4. Indoor: Took third in the high jump at the Vandal Indoor and Candy Cane Invitational IX, which was where he earned his season-best jump of 6-4 3/4. Ended up taking 16th at the Big Sky Championships with a mark of 6-2 3/4.
2015-16 Track and Field: Indoor: Finished eighth in the high jump at the Big Sky Indoor Championship with a mark of 6-7, setting a new personal best. Season-best finish of second in the high jump at the Candy Cane Invitational. Outdoor: Redshirt.
2014-15 Track and Field: Outdoor: Finished 10th in the high jump at the Big Sky Outdoor Championship with a mark of 6-3 1/2. Placed fourth in the high jump at the Pelluer Invitational. Indoor: Finished third at the EWU Candy Cane in the high jump, and finished with a season-best jump of 6-4 3/4 at the UW Indoor.
2013-14 Track and Field: Indoor: At the Big Sky Championships in Pocatello, Idaho, Morgan tied for 11th in the high jump with a jump of 6-2 3/4. His season best in the high jump came at the UW Husky Classic where he jumped 6-4 3/4. He also had a season best in the triple jump (37-0 1/2) at the Runners Soul Open in Moscow, Idaho. Outdoor: Morgan had a season best in the high jump at the Al Manuel meet in Missoula, Mont., with a leap of 6-2 3/4. At the Pelluer Invitational, he jumped 21-8 in the long jump.
High School: Morgan won the high jump at the Greater Spokane League District 8 Championships with a personal-best clearance of 6-8. He cleared his next best height of 6-6 on two occasions, including a second-place finish in a dual meet with Ferris (2013) and a first-place effort against Lewis and Clark and Rogers. Morgan was an eight-time letterwinner for the Titans, including four in track, three in football and one in basketball. He was named First Team All-Greater Spokane League during his senior year in track and also received honorable mention in football. Morgan has also tried his hand in the multi-events, with his other best marks coming in the decathlon (4,772), 300 hurdles (47.48), shot put (31-5), javelin (115-1), pole vault (12-0) and long jump (18-11).
Personal: Undecided major. Born 9/1/94 in Spokane, Wash. His parents are Wayne and Sandra Morgan. His sister, Danika, is an Eastern graduate.
