Hidden Gems: Unranked Seniors Spotlight (Pt. 6)

Get 30% Off Your Subscription with Code PRZWV30 at Checkout!   The 2025 WV high school football regular season is wrapping up, and many seniors have emerged this year who aren't currently placed in our rankings. We'll be highlighting these athletes in the coming days who may be flying under the radar in their final year.    2026 Petersburg WR [player_tooltip player_id='1138825' first='Kaleb' last='Kuhn'] has been a very productive player for the Vikings during his career and is capping it off with a solid senior season. He's leading the team in receiving with over 500 yards and 4 touchdowns in 9 games, while also leading the defense in interceptions with 4. Kuhn is worthy of D2 looks in our eyes with what he's putting on tape this season. He's a reliable target out wide and is very good after the catch with some twitch to make defenders miss. Kuhn has good body control and can contort his body to adjust to the ball in the air.      The Meadow Bridge Wildcats have a good senior class, and an under-the-radar name to know is 2026 ATH [player_tooltip player_id='894722' first='Trip' last='Roles']. He's doing a nice job at quarterback this season as a physically built run-first QB who can keep defenses honest with his arm. If he wishes to pursue football after high school, colleges would likely target him as a linebacker prospect with his 5'10 205 frame. Roles is a small-school player worthy of some D3 looks after playing the best ball of his career this season.      New names have emerged this season for the undefeated and defending state-champion Bridgeport Indians, and one of those seniors to know is 2026 DL [player_tooltip player_id='1994237' first='Bryson' last='Lowther']. He currently sits second in tackles for the season with 60, including a whopping 18.5 for a loss and 8 sacks. Size may limit his scholarship opportunities, but Lowther would be a steal for a D3 program looking for a tough, physical interior defensive lineman. He's explosive coming out of his stance and consistently splits the guard and tackle, leading to his high production behind the line of scrimmage.      The PikeView Panthers are having a revitalized season, and it's because of a solid senior class with players like 2026 TE/DL [player_tooltip player_id='1605657' first='Owen' last='Underwood']. He's made significant progress since his junior season in the second year of head coach Jack Turner's tenure. Underwood is doing a nice job as a two-way player, being a punishing blocker at tight end in their Wing-T offense and creating havoc along the defensive line. He's capable of playing either position at the next level and is worthy of some small college looks from his senior season.      Spring Valley has some known prospects in their senior class, but one flying under the radar who is worthy of some college looks is 2026 DL [player_tooltip player_id='1994238' first='Logan' last='Henson']. Henson is having a very productive senior campaign for the Timberwolves with 44 tackles and 6 sacks. He has the potential to grow into a true defensive end in college, but also has the athleticism to possibly play EDGE. Henson is quick out of his stance with good short-area quickness and the ability to break down in space to make the tackle. He shows good agility and flexibility mid-rush to redirect to the ball and has D2 potential based on his film.      Another new Hampshire 2026 prospect to add to your recruiting boards is WR [player_tooltip player_id='1994239' first='Matthew' last='Medina']. He's known as a basketball player for the Trojans, but is doing some good things for the football team as a senior. Film is limited on Medina, but you can see his potential as a football prospect if he wants to pursue it after high school. At 6'0 175, and with his athletic background as a basketball player, Medina would be worth taking a flyer on for college football programs with obvious upside and potential after some time spent developing in their program.      The Point Pleasant Big Blacks are having a tough 2025 campaign, but a new name that has emerged in his senior year is 2026 LB [player_tooltip player_id='1994240' first='Gage' last='Devault']. He's leading the team in tackles and has a great frame for the position at 6'3 220. Devault has the potential to grow into a future defensive lineman with that frame and skill set as a player. He's your classic big, physical downhill middle linebacker who excels in run defense between the tackles. Devault has the potential to earn some scholarship offers in our eyes as a moldable athlete with physical traits that will translate to the next level.

Get 30% Off Your Subscription with Code PRZWV30 at Checkout!