Kegian Blanchard is a 5'7" Wide Receiver/Athlete in the 2027 class.
Blanchard attends North Lenoir in North Carolina.
Blanchard's Player Profile was created on February 27, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Kegian
BlanchardWR/ATH
Class
2027
Height
5'7"
Weight
164
HS
North Lenoir
|
NC
Three Rivers 4A 2026 Conference Preview
North Lenoir looks like it could be an entirely different team this year after a disappointing 2025. Blanchard...
Written by Will Helms
Kegian
BlanchardWR/ATH
Class
2027
Height
5'7"
Weight
164
HS
North Lenoir
|
NC
Gardner Webb Mega Camp Day 2 Standouts
Kegian Blanchard was one of the most impressive receivers at the Gardner-Webb Mega Camp, standing out in both...
Written by Joshua Graham
Kegian
BlanchardWR/ATH
Class
2027
Height
5'7"
Weight
164
HS
North Lenoir
|
NC
Community Film Room Episode 5
Despite only playing three games for ALA, Blanchard was an asset as a reliable–and shifty–receiver. Playing mostly out...
Written by Will Helms
Will Helms | Prep Redzone Scout
Will Helms
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
North Lenoir looks like it could be an entirely different team this year after a disappointing 2025. Blanchard is a transfer from ALA-Johnston, where he had nearly 700 yards last season. He’s an excellent route runner with the speed to get deep. That skill set should transform a previously anemic North Lenoir offense.
Kegian BlanchardKegianBlanchard
5'7" | 164 lbs | WR/ATH
North Lenoir | 2027 StateNC
was one of the most impressive receivers at the Gardner-Webb Mega Camp, standing out in both individual drills and one-on-one competition. The rising senior proved to be a true route-running technician, creating separation with precise footwork, sharp breaks, and a strong understanding of leverage.
Blanchard’s hands were among the best in attendance, as he consistently secured the football and made difficult catches look routine. He showed the ability to win at every level of the field, combining reliable hands with polished route-running skills that kept defensive backs on their heels throughout the day.
Whether during drills or live competition, Blanchard was consistently making plays and establishing himself as one of the top receivers at the camp. His combination of route-running ability, sure hands, and overall polish made him one of the standout pass catchers of the event.
Despite only playing three games for ALA, Blanchard was an asset as a reliable–and shifty–receiver. Playing mostly out of the slot, he displays soft hands and an ability to find holes against zone. If given space, he’s tough to bring down, with a full array of moves after the catch, or as a punt returner, as seen at the :30 mark in his film.