Shippensburg University Athletics

• 2019 All-PSAC Second Team
 
2020 (Senior): No season due to the COVID-19 pandemic…graduated from Millersville University in December.
 
2019 (Junior) Named to the All-PSAC Eastern Division Second Team at wide receiver…led the team with 39 receptions and 527 receiving yards…ranked second on the team with three receiving touchdowns…had at least on reception in all of his starts at wide receiver, including multiple receptions in nine games and four or more receptions in seven games…set a career high with 99 receiving yards against Lock Haven…caught multiple touchdowns in a game for the first time with two scores against Lock Haven…caught a season-high six passes against Slippery Rock…totaled 179 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown, including 18 carries for 72 yards against Kutztown…threw for a career-high 108 yards against Mercyhurst in the season finale and also had a career-high 21 rushes against Mercyhurst…posted a 9-11 record as a wrestler in his senior season on the mat, including a 6-6 record in dual meets…scored bonus points in four victories, including one fall and two technical falls…completed the season ranked fourth in the region.
 
2018 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games for Millersville in his second season on the field…ranked third on the team with 35 receptions and 354 receiving yards…caught at least one pass in every game, including multiple receptions in seven games, four or more receptions in four games and a career-high nine receptions in the season finale against Mercyhurst…went 3-for-5 as a passer, including passing touchdowns against Kutztown and Malone…threw a touchdown and caught a touchdown in the game versus Malone…served as the team’s long snapper…credited with four tackles on special teams…placed fourth at the NCAA Super Region I Championships at 184 pounds as a junior in wrestling, narrowly missing a NCAA Championships berth…also placed fifth at the PSAC Championships…posted a 14-13 overall record, including 10 wins in tournament competition…scored bonus points in eight victories, including four falls and two technical falls…ranked fifth in the region at the conclusion of the season.   
 
2017 (Freshman): Attended Millersville University, joining the football team as a walk-on…ranked third on the team with 230 receiving yards…posted single-season bests of six receptions and 94 receiving yards against West Chester…scored his first collegiate touchdown with a 38-yard reception against Cheyney…totaled multiple receptions in three games…made three tackles on special teams…served as a long snapper…competed in 26 duals for the wrestling team, posting a 13-13 overall record and an 8-5 record in dual meets…scored bonus points in five victories, including four major decisions…scored a victory in the dual meet against No. 11 Pitt-Johnstown…advanced to the second day of the NCAA Super Region 1 Championships.
 
2016 (Freshman): Attended Millersville University and competed as a wrestler…competed in 18 matches as a first-year wrestler with a 3-6 record in dual meets…totaled four victories, including one by fall.
 
Lower Dauphin High School: Totaled six varsity letters spanning football and wrestling for the Falcons, competing on the gridiron for head coach Rob Klock…thrived as a two-way player, serving as a wide receiver on offense and as a defensive back in the secondary…totaled more than 1,000 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns over his last two seasons, including 793 receiving yards and eight touchdowns as a senior…credited with 48 tackles, six interceptions, three fumble recoveries and a blocked kick as a senior defensive back…exceled as a wrestler…was a PIAA ‘AAA’ State Championships medalist with an eighth-place finish…competed his career as a two-time section finalist and as a fourth-place regional place-winner…achieved All-State and All-Conference accolades in wrestling with more than 30 career victories.   
 
About Morrill: Full name is Evan Morrill...is the son of Stan and Tammy Morrill…seeking a master’s degree in organizational development & leadership at Shippensburg after earning his undergraduate degree in management from Millersville in December 2020…has an older brother, Travis.