Morgen Caution stands a shade under six feet and she can run like a gazelle. She routinely chases down guards on the fast break Lebron James style. Her speed and leaping ability have drawn attention from quite a few schools, but she recently committed to the University of Bridgeport.  She is a  National Honor Society student at Institute of Notre Dame, so she will write her own ticket some time soon. We caught up to the 2014 wing for a quick one on one.

695: How old were you when you started playing ball?

Morgen: I was 7 years old when I started playing.

695: Do you play any other sports?

Morgen: Yes, I play Volleyball.

695: Which AAU teams have you played for?

Morgen: I've played for the Maryland Hurricanes, Maryland Sure Shots and the Baltimore Starz.

695: What are your goals for the high school season?

Morgen: I would like to receive the MVP award again and remain on the honor roll.

695: Who is your favorite player?

Morgen: I would have to say the leading shot blocker in the WNBA, Sylvia Fowles of the Chicago Sky.

695: What do you need to work on?

Morgen: I need to work more on my handles.

695: What is your favorite subject in school?

Morgen: My favorite subject is Spanish, even though I do well in all my classes.

695: Tell me about a funny basketball road trip...

Morgen: My favorite road trip was this past summer. We traveled by bus to Tennessee and Kentucky with the Baltimore Starz. We had a lot of team bonding time which included dancing and sharing stories.

695: What was the last good book you read?

Morgen: "Beautiful Disaster" by Jamie McGuire.

695: Can you dance?

Morgen: Of course, I'm from Baltimore.

695: What do you listen to before a game?

Morgen: I listen to Meek Mill's " Dreams and Nightmares."

695: Tell me about your recruiting experience and how you chose the University of Bridgeport...

Morgen: The recruiting process started off very stressful but as I minimized my list of prospective schools it seemed like 1,000 pounds was lifted from my shoulders. I chose Bridgeport because it has the main characteristics of a college/university that I was looking for in my recruiting process. The school is very diverse culturally, which I love because my high school, IND, is very diverse. During my official visit there, I felt right at home and the girls on the team and coaches were really nice and inviting. I can't wait to see what's in store for this high school season and next year's season at Bridgeport

695: Thanks and good luck the rest of the season.

Morgen: Thank you.