Miciah Priller is a 5'8" Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Priller attends Spring Mills in West Virginia.
Priller's Player Profile was created on June 22, 2026.
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Miciah
PrillerDB
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Spring Mills
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WV
2026 Team Preview: Spring Mills Cardinals
TRANSFER TO KNOW 2027 DB Miciah Priller gives Spring Mills another quality addition after transferring from Hedgesville this...
Written by Matthew Layton
Miciah
PrillerDB
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Spring Mills
|
WV
Highest Impact Defensive Transfers in Class AAAA This Season
Hedgesville -> Spring Mills 2027 DB Miciah Priller is one of the more intriguing under-the-radar transfers heading into...
Written by Matthew Layton
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2027 DB Miciah PrillerMiciahPriller
5'8" | 160 lbs | DB
Spring Mills | 2027 WV
gives Spring Mills another quality addition after transferring from Hedgesville this offseason. Priller wasn’t on our radar previously, but his junior film quickly stood out with the effort, toughness, and instincts he brings to the secondary. Though undersized, he plays with a relentless motor, flies to the football, and consistently finishes plays in space. He has the opportunity to carve out a significant role on defense while also possessing the versatility to contribute offensively if needed. A strong senior season could quickly move Priller from an under-the-radar addition to one of the better defensive backs in the class.
2027 DB Miciah Priller is one of the more intriguing under-the-radar transfers heading into the season. After transferring from Hedgesville, Priller gives Spring Mills another experienced player at a time when the Cardinals were looking to add proven depth to the roster. He wasn’t on my radar before, but his junior film quickly caught my attention. Despite being undersized, Priller plays with a relentless motor, flies to the football, and consistently finishes tackles in space. He has a strong chance to earn a significant role in the secondary, and his athleticism could also make him an option at slot receiver if needed. Priller may be unranked today, but this change of scenery gives him an excellent opportunity to establish himself and prove he belongs among the better defensive backs in the class.