RETURNING STANDOUT

One of the state’s most overlooked stars resides at Berkeley Springs in 2027 WR Kyle Moore. Despite not receiving the statewide recognition he deserves, Moore has developed into one of West Virginia’s top receivers, posting 1,100 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns as a junior. He consistently wins at the catch point, adjusting to off-target throws, finishing through contact, and making difficult receptions look routine. His body control, strong hands, and ability to work the boundary give his quarterback a dependable target. As Berkeley Springs looks to take a step forward this season, expect Moore to again be the centerpiece of the offense and remind people why he belongs in the conversation with the state’s best receivers.

2027 Berkeley Springs WR Kyle Moore Kyle Moore 6'1" | 170 lbs | WR Berkeley Springs | 2027 State WV stands out for how well he controls his body at the catch point. Moore makes difficult grabs look routine, adjusting to off-target throws and contorting mid-air without losing balance. He stays composed through contact and still finds a way to finish the play, which shows up in tight coverage and along the sideline. Moore does a nice job getting his feet down in bounds and completing the catch, giving his quarterback a dependable option even when the throw isn’t perfect.

The leading receiver in the state of West Virginia through the first three weeks of the season may just be 2027 Berkeley Springs WR Kyle Moore Kyle Moore 6'1" | 170 lbs | WR Berkeley Springs | 2027 State WV . Most people may not be familiar with his game, but we’ve been high on Moore since seeing him at one of our camps as a freshman. He’s developed well for the Indians since then and has posted over 500 yards receiving and 6 touchdowns in the first three games. Moore has the length and athleticism to warrant college looks after his junior year and has natural ball skills that can’t be taught.

Another shortened game in week two was Berkeley Springs’ first win over Hancock (MD). 2027 WR Kyle Moore Kyle Moore 6'1" | 170 lbs | WR Berkeley Springs | 2027 State WV made quick work of the Panthers’ defense with 3 catches for 128 yards and scoring on two of them, along with a punt return touchdown. He’s quietly one of the top WR prospects in the 2027 class and has flown under the radar at a program that doesn’t receive a lot of attention.

2027 Berkeley Springs WR Kyle Moore Kyle Moore 6'1" | 170 lbs | WR Berkeley Springs | 2027 State WV is someone we’ve liked since showing flashes as a freshman for the Indians and having a solid showing at our Combine camp last spring. Fast forward a year, Moore now rounds out our 2027 Top 75 as a Top 10 receiver with improvement from his freshman to sophomore year. He has the length and athleticism to continue building on over the next two years as an athlete with a lot of raw talent. Moore has the intangibles to continue developing and hasn’t come close to his ceiling yet as he further learns how to fully utilize his gifted athleticism and ability.

Another young Berkeley Springs prospect that we got to see live at the PRZ WV Combine is 2027 WR Kyle Moore Kyle Moore 6'1" | 170 lbs | WR Berkeley Springs | 2027 State WV . Moore has a bright future if he continues to develop and continues the trajectory he showed as a freshman. Moore measured in at 6’1 155 at our Combine and hit a 4.8 40 in wet conditions along with a 4.3 pro shuttle that showcased his short area quickness as well. That combination of size and athleticism gives him a great athletic foundation to build on over the next three years as he will likely become the Indians’ #1 receiving target as a sophomore. Moore flashed big-play ability last season as a freshman which will only continue to improve the more he learns how to utilize his length and fine-tunes his route-running technique. He has after-the-catch ability to create those big plays and can turn a screen pass into a medium or big gain. Moore also flashed the ability to highpoint the ball and out-jump his defender to make the play.

Moore will be a name to follow throughout his high school career and could develop into a scholarship-level prospect by the time he’s a senior if he puts in the time and effort.