Kyle Morris
Kyle Morris Pronunciation
TIFFANY ON MORRRIS
2025 – “No longer is Kyle simply known as an insurance policy. He stepped into the crease in some of the biggest of moments last year and handled the pressure well. Kyle’s impact in the quarterfinal victory over Johns Hopkins will never be forgotten: 2 saves in overtime before Shellenberger hit the game-winner. How about a Final Four game being your first start in college? Kyle takes it all in stride, due to possessing quick hands, superb bomber accuracy and a comedic verbal game that keep everything and everyone in a good state of mind.” 2024 – “Kyle is one heck of a stopper. He effectively blocks the ball with quick reactions and highly anticipatory movements. Why would we be so excited to not put a lacrosse player into any action last year? The decision to redshirt Kyle during his first year on Grounds was done to create more distance between him and Matt Nunes, effectively giving us elite anti-scoring resistance deeper into the future. The most demanding ask of Kyle was to be ready at any moment to compete. He managed his training and his emotional preparation really well. Moving forward, he truly has the opportunity to battle for playing time.” 2023 – “What an impact this first-year made in his collegiate debut. At The American Boy Project Fall Brawl scrimmages held at Centreville HS, Kyle was an absolute stalwart netminder versus an aggressive Penn State offense. If not for Kyle’s 16 saves in the first three quarters, the scoreboard would have been quite lopsided in favor of the Nittany Lions. The more shots Kyle faces, the better he is. His outlet passes are proving to be effective at kick-starting our transition offense, allowing us to play at the pace we crave. Kyle has been so impressive that we are hopeful to extend his career here and redshirt him this season.”
2025
- Made a career-high 13 saves against No. 20 Richmond (Feb. 15)
- Earned his first career win after registering eight saves in the first half against Colgate (Feb. 8)
2024
- Appeared in 12 games in goal for the Cavaliers
- Earned his first career win in UVA’s 11-10 double-overtime victory over No. 3 Johns Hopkins (May 19) in the NCAA Quarterfinals
- Logged 59:44 of game time and made eight saves, including two in overtime, in the Cavaliers’ postseason win over Hopkins
- ACC Academic Honor Roll
2023
- Ranked the No. 52 overall incoming freshman in the nation, according to Inside Lacrosse
- ACC Academic Honor Roll
HIGH SCHOOL
- Two-time MSLCA First Team All-State (2021-22)
- Two-time First Team All MIAA (2021-22)
- C Markland Kelly Award nominee (2021-22)
- Registered over 400 career saves
- Gilman’s career and single-season saves record holder
- Three-year varsity member
- Team captain
- Nike All-American
- Gilman William Cabell Bruce Jr. Athletic Prize
- Gilman Lacrosse Cup Award
- Two-time NHSLS All-Tournament Team selection
- Also played football and ice hockey at Gilman
- Won back-to-back MIAA ice hockey titles (2018-19) and was All-MIAA
- Played club for Kooper’s Lacrosse Club (2014-21) and Slainte Lacrosse (2018-22)
PERSONAL
- Son of Chip and Elise Morris
- Sister, Hailey, plays lacrosse at Haverford College
- Enjoys skiing, cooking, watching sports, especially the NFL, and video games
- Currently studying in UVA’s College of Arts and Sciences
WHY UVA?
- “I chose the University of Virginia to compete in the best lacrosse conference in the world. I wanted to come to UVA to play in high-level, high-pressure games and compete for national championships.”