Wide Receivers To Watch In Week 10

Despite the chill in the air as the season heads into November, pass-catchers across the Palmetto State are still putting up red-hot numbers. As Week 10 approaches, here are nine wide receivers to keep an eye on during the final games of the October slate.      [player_tooltip player_id='1267282' first='Daylin' last='Haltiwanger'] – Orangeburg-Wilkinson   Haltiwanger has helped the Bruins put up numbers through the air and in the win column in 2025. Orangeburg-Wilkinson enters its regular-season finale with a 9-0 record and is one away from the Region VI-3A crown. Against Battery Creek, the senior caught a pair of 44-yard touchdowns to show off his ability as a deep threat while also highlighting his red-zone prowess by grabbing a four-yard score.     [player_tooltip player_id='1734610' first='Aydan' last='Hogan'] – Northwood Academy   Hogan has provided an excellent receiving threat to keep Northwood Academy's offense balanced. The senior caught three touchdown passes in the first half last week against Pinewood Prep and has brought the Chargers to the brink of claiming the SCISA Region I-3A title. Against a Heathwood Hall team looking to grab a share of the region, Hogan will likely get the ball early and often.     [player_tooltip player_id='1592182' first='Terence' last='Johnson'] – Oceanside Collegiate   The Landshark senior hauled in two touchdowns and tallied 97 receiving yards in OCA's win two weeks ago over Battery Creek. Johnson is a key member of a talented Landshark receiving corps that has helped OCA average 41.4 points per contest during its current seven-game winning streak. Expect Johnson to get plenty of targets as the Landsharks try to knock off unbeaten Orangeburg-Wilkinson and earn the Region VI-3A championship.    [player_tooltip player_id='1819992' first='Sequel' last='Patterson'] – Indian Land   Patterson (pictured) helped keep the Warriors' record perfect with a crucial 26-yard touchdown reception in a 20-16 win last Friday over Fort Mill. Thanks in part to the efforts of the reclassified Patterson, Indian Land is undefeated on the season heading into this week's Region III-5A championship game against Northwestern. The 2026 Navy All-American will need to be at his best against the defending state champions.      [player_tooltip player_id='1821733' first='Jayden' last='Scott'] – Nation Ford   Scott scored Nation Ford's lone offensive touchdown last Friday against Clover, taking a reverse 35 yards for the game's first points. The speedster has been utilized in both the run and pass game in first-year head coach Jake Bentley's offense. Scott should draw plently of attention from Fort Mill this week in the Milltown Showdown.     [player_tooltip player_id='1847467' first='Logan' last='Stokes'] – North Central   Stokes was a reliable target for Knights in a 17-7 win over Andrew Jackson, catching six passes for 40 yards. With the win, the Knights now have a chance to claim the Region IV-2A title this Friday against Central Pageland. The junior will need to perform well against an Eagle defense that is allowing just 12.2 points per game this year.     [player_tooltip player_id='1592500' first='Darius' last='Sutton'] – Catawba Ridge   Sutton provided Catawba Ridge with its only score last Friday, catching a 21-yard game-tying touchdown in the second quarter of an eventual loss to Rock Hill. The Copperheads are on a four-game skid and must win against Clover to keep their playoff hopes alive. After leading Catawba Ridge in receiving the previous week, expect the Copperheads to try and get Sutton involved early.    [player_tooltip player_id='1267334' first='Kameron' last='Vance'] – Northwestern   Vance found the end zone in Northwestern's 45-14 win over Rock Hill and will need to show up big as the Trojans face Indian Land this week with the Region III-5A title on the line. Despite standing just 5-foot-8, Vance has been a problem all season in the pass game and as a kick returner, helping the Trojans average an astronomical 56.8 points per game in region play.    [player_tooltip player_id='1827423' first='Rhyan' last='Watson'] – Clover   Watson came up with the play of the night in Clover's 21-17 win over Nation Ford last week, taking a short pass, spinning out the grasp of one tackler, and eluding three more on his way to a game-winning 22-yard touchdown reception with 24 seconds left to play. The sophomore can help Clover into the playoffs on a two-game winning streak with another big performance against Catawba Ridge.

Despite the chill in the air as the season heads into November, pass-catchers across the Palmetto State are still putting up red-hot numbers. As Week 10 approaches, here are nine wide receivers to keep an eye on during the final games of the October slate.