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Timothy Morris grew up and spent his entire childhood in Greenwich, NY. Attending Greenwich Central School from 2011-2018, Tim was a 3 year Varsity Starter, totaling 1,084 points. After high school, Tim attended Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh, Ny where he was a captain and started for four years. After his college playing days, he played semi professionally for the Hudson Valley Hype as well as the New York City Jaguars. From there, Tim went on to play professionally for the Darwin Uni Rebels in Darwin, Australia. There, Tim had a two year career, playing four seasons. In those four seasons Tim averaged 29.7 ppg, while earning Finals MVP as well as regular season MVP. While Tim was in Australia, he led the Rebels to four finals appearances in four seasons, winning three. Now, Tim is a teacher in New Jersey.