Trent Roles is a 6'1" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Roles attends Meadow Bridge in West Virginia.
Roles's Player Profile was created on January 21, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Trent
RolesWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Meadow Bridge
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WV
2026 Class A Preview: The Southeast
RETURNING STANDOUT Meadow Bridge has a proven playmaker on the outside in 2027 WR/DB Trent Roles , who...
Written by Matthew Layton
Trent
RolesWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Meadow Bridge
|
WV
Offseason Predictions: 5 Breakout Players in 2026 (Pt. 9)
Trent Roles is one of those seniors you circle heading into the offseason based on tools and trajectory...
Written by Matthew Layton
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Layton
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RETURNING STANDOUT
Meadow Bridge has a proven playmaker on the outside in 2027 WR/DB Trent RolesTrentRoles
6'1" | 185 lbs | WR/DB
Meadow Bridge | 2027 WV
, who is coming off a productive junior season. Roles finished with 700 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns, earning Honorable Mention All-State honors while making the most of his opportunities in a run-oriented offense. His 6’1 185 frame and basketball background give him good length and athleticism to work with, and he should have even more chances to impact the passing game with a new quarterback taking over. Roles also brings value in the secondary, giving the Wildcats an experienced two-way player to lean on throughout his senior season.
Trent RolesTrentRoles
6'1" | 185 lbs | WR/DB
Meadow Bridge | 2027 WV
is one of those seniors you circle heading into the offseason based on tools and trajectory alone. At 6’1 180 with a standout basketball background, he brings length, body control, and competitive toughness to the table, which earned Class A Honorable Mention All-State honors in a run-heavy system says plenty about the kind of impact he made with limited volume. Meadow Bridge graduates its top rushers, which should naturally shift more responsibility to the perimeter, and that opens the door for Roles to take on a much larger role offensively while continuing to contribute on the back end defensively. If the Wildcats expand the passing game and he proves he can win consistently outside the numbers, his senior year could be the one that elevates his name as a football player even further.