Garrett Mays, Princeton

Garrett Mays

Class: 2025
Position: DB
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 160
School: Princeton

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Garrett Mays is a 5'11" Defensive Back in the 2025 class. Mays attends Princeton in West Virginia. Mays's Player Profile was created on November 28, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Garrett Mays is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Garrett

Mays DB

Class

2025

Height

5'11"

Weight

160

HS

Princeton

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Garrett Mays

2025 Princeton DB Garrett Mays also made his debut in the rankings this summer as a Top 20...

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2025 Princeton DB Garrett Mays Garrett Mays 5'11" | 160 lbs | DB Princeton | 2025 State WV also made his debut in the rankings this summer as a Top 20 defensive back in the state and an under-the-radar player for the Tigers that small colleges need to know this season. Mays produced an All-Coalfields Conference junior season in 2023 and could see an increased role on offense this year as the Tigers try to fill the large void left by Dom Collins at receiver.

Here’s what we recently said about Mays in our 2025 rankings New Additions article:

“Staying on trend with underrated defensive back prospects, Princeton’s Garrett Mays Garrett Mays 5'11" | 160 lbs | DB Princeton | 2025 State WV is another one that you need to know heading into his senior year. Mays was a First Team All-Coalfields performer as a junior and a very athletic DB prospect who plays corner for the Tigers. Although a bit undersized, Mays makes up for his lack of size with speed and quickness while also playing above his weight class. Mays has the speed to stick to his receiver in man coverage and does a nice job of playing the ball in the air and getting his head turned. He’s also not afraid to leave his man to play the run and will make open-field tackles. Even as a smaller DB, Mays does a nice job fighting off blockers and playing with high effort to get to ball carriers.”