Cabell is a recent transfer to Rose, over from DH Conley back in March. At Conley, led the team in receiving yards (746) and touchdowns (6). He also showed off his versatility at quarterback, going for 2/2 for 58 yards and 2 touchdowns, while adding 21 yards rushing. On the track, he had a PR of 11.64 in the 100m and 23.8 in the 200m, with a 1:00.6 in the 300m. At Rose, he will pair with an 1,800-yard quarterback and a receiving core that lost on two players with a total of 88 yards between them. Look for him to light up the scoreboard and track for Rose.

Shammah Cabell Shammah Cabell 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Rose | 2027 State NC , a rising senior WR, is coming off a monster season at D.H. Conley where he and his brother formed one of the most productive duos in the area—combining for close to 800 yards and 6 touchdowns on his end alone. Now heading into his senior year with his brother graduated, Cabell has made a big move by transferring to J.H. Rose, instantly elevating what is already shaping up to be one of the most talented wide receiver cores in the state. With his experience, playmaking ability, and expanded role, all signs point to a breakout campaign—don’t be surprised when he clears 1,000 yards and hits double-digit touchdowns.

In reviewing Shammah’s highlight film, I really think he excels at one thing right now, which is giving maximum effort in every rep on his film. Shammah is used a lot in the quick screen game, which is basically a substitute for the running game, and Shammah runs like a back with the ball in his hands. Shammah also shows the ability to make some contested catches in tight coverage over the middle of the field. I think he lines up to be a tough slot receiver that has some potential to be used in the receiver running game if Conley wants to get creative in his usage.