2025 Final Rankings Update New WR Additions (Pt. 2)

Code PRZWV30 for 30% off your subscription!   The 2024 WV high school football season has completed and now it's time to officially put a cap on the talented 2025 class with our final rankings update. Here are the new WR prospects who were added in our final update.   PRZWV is hosting a Stock-Up Showcase in Bridgeport, WV on Jan. 5th! Click <a href="https://events.prepredzone.com/e/1335/register/west-virginia-stock-up-showcase">here</a> for more info and use code WVPRZ2024 for a discount!    Another John Marshall 2025 WR who is flying under the radar but can provide value to a D3 program is [player_tooltip player_id='1126341' first='Kaden' last='Bungard']. He's a bigger-bodied receiver who could transform his body into a few different position options at the next level depending on how much size he can add. Bungard operated primarily out of the slot for the Monarchs but has the size to move outside or potentially even grow into a TE in time. His athleticism further shows when lining up as a large corner on defense where he also made some highlight places this season.      Lincoln County 2025 WR [player_tooltip player_id='1126342' first='Zechariah' last='Miller'] was the leading receiver for the Panthers this season posting 400 yards and 5 touchdowns. Miller has quality length and can stretch the field and is an underrated athlete based on what he put on film. While the passing game was limited, Miller made the most of his touches and could produce more at the next level than he's shown in high school. He has a good combination of speed and ball skills that will translate well to a D3 program and could end up being a steal in college.      [player_tooltip player_id='1316693' first='Coltin' last='Lester'] was a good #2 option for the Westside Renegades' passing attack this season and paired nicely with [player_tooltip player_id='1316695' first='Kyler' last='Kenneda']. Lester hauled in 68 passes which led the team and totaled over 600 yards and 8 touchdowns as a senior. He was their go-to short and medium receiver and worked the first down marker consistently to move the chains. Lester was utilized heavily in the screen game and was a very good safety blanket for quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='907153' first='Kadien' last='Vance'].      2025 WR [player_tooltip player_id='1126830' first='Darion' last='Hilton'] was the leading receiver for the Bruins this season and has the potential to play LB/S at the next level too. Hilton posted over 300 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns as a senior out of the slot. He's a thicker-built slot receiver who can get vertical on wheel routes or work the middle of the field and the sideline. You can also utilize Hilton in the screen game and will fall forward often given his size. Hilton will bring positional versatility to a D3 program as an athlete who you can move around to different spots.      Shady Spring's [player_tooltip player_id='1586482' first='Jacob' last='Kubow'] flew under the radar this season in the Tigers' passing game as the third option behind [player_tooltip player_id='1126346' first='Nathan' last='Easley'] and [player_tooltip player_id='909083' first='Jalon' last='Bailey'] but had a solid year in his own right. Kubow posted 13 catches for 261 yards and 3 touchdowns this season while making the most of his touches with a 20 yards per catch average. He has quality length with the frame to continue adding size at the next level. You can scheme Kubow into a big play receiver in the right system as he showed he can make plays after the catch and find open field. A D3 program running a spread offense would be wise to take a flyer on Kubow with more to show with increased opportunities.      [player_tooltip player_id='1126300' first='Ian' last='Harper'] has been a steady player for Midland Trail throughout his high school career and is another under-the-radar receiver for D3 programs to check out. His size will give him options in college to play inside or outside receiver with the potential to play DB on defense too. You can utilize Harper on sweeps and pop passes around the end as he has quality speed and quickness to get north quickly. Harper can make one cut and get vertical quickly and is a receiver who you can use in the short and intermediate route tree.      Musselman flew under the radar this season in a rebuilding year that saw a lot of roster turnover from last season but 2025 WR [player_tooltip player_id='1586821' first='Sawyer' last='Richardson'] benefitted with a bigger role on the team. He's a name that D3 and Sprint programs need to check out with Eureka College offering earlier this month. He's a bit undersized but has quality length to play in the slot at the next level after he bulks up some more. You could see him playing safety in college too depending on how his body develops with some nice DB plays on film too.      A small school athlete for small colleges to know is East Hardy's [player_tooltip player_id='1260893' first='Shawn' last='Bodkin']. Bodkin could play at numerous spots in college on both sides of the ball but settled in nicely at slot receiver for the Cougars this year. He could also play running back, linebacker, or safety in college as an undersized athlete with quality athleticism. Bodkin is a gadget-type player that you can utilize in a variety of ways and move around to take advantage of his selflessness. Which position he ultimately ends up at in college if he chooses to play is yet to be determined, but Bodkin's versatility could help a D3 or Sprint program.      Another small school receiver to know for D3 and Sprint programs is Wirt County's [player_tooltip player_id='1126326' first='Isaiah' last='Sampson']. He may look very undersized on the field, but Sampson was a very good #2 receiver for the Tigers this season putting up over 800 yards and 10 touchdowns on 20 yards per catch. Size will limit his ceiling, but Sampson has some juice if you get the ball in his hands. Sampson was very good in the screen and short pass game whose size actually benefitted him in that regard. He's very quick and can make plays in space if you scheme him up some plays. Sampson can take pop passes around the end and will consistently slip through traffic behind his blockers.      One last small school 2025 WR to know is Clay-Battelle's [player_tooltip player_id='1514900' first='Landon' last='Savage']. He's a quick athlete with a track background who may be undersized but can make plays in space. Savage can get vertical quickly in the short and intermediate passing game. He has the ability to take quick throws on screens or on sweeps and create explosive plays out of them. Savage can also be dynamic in the return game with the ideal size to be a threat in that portion of the game. D3 and Sprint programs should be checking out his senior film.

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