Jenner Keen is a 5'7" Wide Receiver in the 2028 class.
Keen attends Ritchie County in West Virginia.
Keen's Player Profile was created on February 16, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Jenner
KeenWR
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
Weight
140
HS
Ritchie County
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WV
2026 Class A Preview: Central WV
RETURNING STANDOUT 2028 Ritchie County WR/DB Jenner Keen gave the Rebels a productive sophomore season, hauling in 44...
Written by Matthew Layton
Jenner
KeenWR
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
Weight
140
HS
Ritchie County
|
WV
Offseason Predictions: 5 Breakout Players in 2026 (Pt. 15)
2028 WR/DB Jenner Keen had a productive sophomore season and looks poised for a larger spotlight as he...
Written by Matthew Layton
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Layton
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
RETURNING STANDOUT
2028 Ritchie County WR/DB Jenner KeenJennerKeen
5'7" | 140 lbs | WR
Ritchie County | 2028 WV
gave the Rebels a productive sophomore season, hauling in 44 passes for 616 yards and seven touchdowns. He added 21 tackles and an interception on defense, showing the playmaking ability and athleticism to make an impact on both sides of the ball. Keen is a smaller player, but he plays with plenty of speed. Another year of physical development and varsity experience could make Keen an even more productive player as a junior.
2028 WR/DB Jenner KeenJennerKeen
5'7" | 140 lbs | WR
Ritchie County | 2028 WV
had a productive sophomore season and looks poised for a larger spotlight as he heads into his junior year at Ritchie County. At 5’7 145, he is not the biggest target, but the production speaks for itself with 44 receptions for 616 yards and seven touchdowns while still contributing defensively with 21 tackles and an interception. His basketball background suggests the kind of body control, agility, and athleticism that often translate well to a playmaker in football. Without full film available, the numbers and multi-sport profile offer a good starting point for evaluation. If he builds on this sophomore output and becomes an even bigger focal point on both sides of the ball, he has a real chance to emerge as an All-State player as a junior.