Alex Meek is a 6'2" Wide Receiver in the 2028 class.
Meek attends Worthington Kilbourne in Ohio.
Meek's Player Profile was created on September 19, 2025.
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Recruiting Roundup: Top Class of 2028 Prospects See Stocks Rise
Worthington Kilbourne Class of 2028 receiver Alex Meek picked up his second offer from Miami-Ohio this week. Meek...
Written by Bryan Ault
Alex
MeekWR
Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
170
HS
Worthington Kilbourne
|
OH
Five Columbus 2028s Ready to Breakout
Alex caught my eye last year in the Wolves’ thrilling victory over rivals Dublin Scioto. Meek is a...
Written by Tyler Stevens
Alex
MeekWR
Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
170
HS
Worthington Kilbourne
|
OH
Friday Night Review: Worthington Kilbourne vs Dublin Scioto
Meek was a consistent target all night for Worthington Kilbourne. He’s gets open in the intermediate level of...
Written by Tyler Stevens
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Worthington Kilbourne Class of 2028 receiver Alex MeekAlexMeek
6'2" | 170 lbs | WR
Worthington Kilbourne | 2028 StateOH
picked up his second offer from Miami-Ohio this week. Meek is a very complete receiver who can get separation, snatch the ball out of the air and get yards after the catch. Even more impressive is his effort and physicality as a blocker, which we don’t see in many receivers. His physicality and mean streak blocking in space, freeing up running backs to get bigger gains, really stands out about his game.
Alex caught my eye last year in the Wolves’ thrilling victory over rivals Dublin Scioto. Meek is a lengthy target who excels in getting vertical. He has breakaway speed and the cutback ability to make defenders honest against him in man coverage. He showcases good balance and can stay on his feet after awkward catches and get up the field.
Meek was a consistent target all night for Worthington Kilbourne. He’s gets open in the intermediate level of the field well. He can run comeback routes and plays for the sticks. He’s a fluid mover. I was a big fan of Meek’s game.
After several penalties and a hold on a passing touchdown, Worthington Kilbourne only walks away with a field goal. Penalties are killing the Wolves.