Our 2026-2027 Season Coaching Staff

Jayci Morton

Head Coach

Coach Morton is in her second year as the Head Girls Basketball Coach for the Cedar Park Lady Timberwolves Program. In her first year, she led the Lady Wolves to a 26-11 season, finishing as 5A DII State Semi-Finalists. Previously, she spent her first two years at Frisco Liberty as the varsity assistant coach under Ross Reedy and was part of their 2024 5A State Championship. Coach Morton also coaches track and teaches Physical Education and Art 1 at Cedar Park.
She grew up in Stephenville, TX and stayed home to play collegiate basketball at Tarleton State University. She also served as the graduate intern while obtaining her Master’s degree in Sports Administration.
Coach Morton is committed to continue developing a culture of excellence through strong relationships with student-athletes, coaches, families, and the community. She looks forward to building upon the program’s success while working to uphold Cedar Park as one of the best girls basketball programs in Texas.

Rylee Stewart

Assistant Coach

Coach Stewart is in her first year at Cedar Park, where she is coaching basketball and track while teaching Money Matters.  Previously, she spent two years coaching basketball and volleyball at Frisco Liberty.  She grew up in Concan, TX and graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Sports Management.  Throughout college, she spent two years working for Texas A&M Athletics, gaining experience in collegiate sports operations.  Coach Stewart is looking forward to building relationships with the athletes and supporting them in every aspect of their journey.

John Henze

Assistant Coach

Jackson Young

Assistant Coach

Coach Young is in his first year of coaching and teaching. In addition to coaching basketball, he is on the football coaching staff and teaches 9th grade World Geography. He graduated from Texas A&M University studying Sport Management and Secondary Education. He grew up in Boerne, Texas playing basketball and football, and played one year of college football at Abilene Christian University. Coach Young is excited to join a school and program with great tradition and culture, and looks forward to contributing towards its continued success.