West Morgan has officially hired Matthew Crowe as its new boys basketball coach, following the departure of previous coach Bobby Meyer to Fairview High School. Crowe, a former head coach at Brewer who led his team to a 25-7 record and an Elite Eight appearance, expressed his eagerness to return to coaching after a year in administration. Athletic Director Mike Johnson emphasized Crowe's hard work and alignment with the school's values, believing he can build on the team's recent successes. Crowe takes over a successful program that recently went 25-7 and reached the Elite Eight for the third consecutive year, with key players returning.

By the Numbers
  • Crowe led Brewer to a 25-7 record and the Elite Eight in 2025.
  • West Morgan achieved a 25-7 record last season and its third straight Elite Eight appearance.
  • Landon Henderson returns, having averaged 23 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 96 steals last season.
State of Play
  • Crowe is back at West Morgan, where he previously served as an assistant in basketball and football.
  • The team is expected to maintain its high performance, building on recent success.
What's Next

Crowe aims to implement a strong defensive strategy while encouraging a fast-paced, gritty style of play that aligns with West Morgan's tradition. As he steps into this role, expectations are high for ongoing success and program development.

Bottom Line

The hiring of Matthew Crowe at West Morgan represents a strategic move to maintain and enhance a winning basketball program, with strong leadership expected to continue the trend of success and player development.