Donovan Martin Donovan Martin 6'1" | 176 lbs | WR Harrison | 2026 State GA was a top performer for us this offseason at Harrison and is finishing his HS career on a productive note. Here is a look at the most recent write-up from earlier this season:

“Martin is coming off a breakout junior season and should be productive as a senior. Martin is an adequate combination of size and speed, with the bounce and body control to maximize his catch radius. He has the straight-line speed to drive off the line and cut through cushion in a hurry. Martin has performed well against good competition and should be receiving some small school recruiting attention.”

Martin is coming off a breakout junior season and should be productive as a senior. Martin is an adequate combination of size and speed, with the bounce and body control to maximize his catch radius. He has the straight-line speed to drive off the line and cut through cushion in a hurry. Martin has performed well against good competition and should be receiving some small school recruiting attention.

Another one of the more physical wideouts in attendance, Martin got better and better as the camp went on and made several impressive catches during the 1-on-1 session. He used his 6-foot-1 180-pound frame to his advantage and showed dependable hands when making a tough catch in traffic. He’s coming off a strong junior season where he caught 27 passes for 624 yards and seven touchdowns.

A sleeper wide receiver to keep a close eye on this year, Martin is an easy vertical threat for the Harrison offense with a promising 6-foot-1 180-pound frame who can go get the football. He’s a long-stride who can get vertical, find the football, and haul it in in tight coverage. He’s a sure-handed receiver who will only get better as he continues to develop his route-running while adding more muscle mass. He’s a big-play threat who caught 27 passes in just seven full games for an impressive 624 yards and eight touchdowns. Look for Martin to push for All-County honors this fall as a senior if he continues to improve from his strong junior last year.