Trent Wolpert is a 6'2" Wide Receiver in the 2026 class.
Wolpert attends Upper Arlington in Ohio.
Wolpert's Player Profile was created on February 4, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Trent
WolpertWR
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
185
HS
Upper Arlington
|
OH
Six Underrated 2026 Columbus Skill Position Studs
Wolpert exemplifies a playmaker. In his junior film, he demonstrated everything from taking a deep post to the...
Written by Tyler Stevens
Trent
WolpertWR
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
185
HS
Upper Arlington
|
OH
Under The Radar Ballers in Ohio Pt 3
Wolpert is a playmaking wide receiver for the Golden Bears. Wolpert is a polished route runner who also...
Written by Jared Luginbill
Trent
WolpertWR
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
185
HS
Upper Arlington
|
OH
Five Awesome Players from the Class of 2026: Offense
Trent had a great Sophomore season in 2023. He had 47 receptions for 651 yds (13.8 ypc) and...
Written by Mike Bey
Trent
WolpertWR
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
185
HS
Upper Arlington
|
OH
Five Excellent 2026 Players: Offense
Trent is having a great Sophomore season as his very good play has helped the Upper Arlington Golden...
Written by Mike Bey
Trent
WolpertWR
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
185
HS
Upper Arlington
|
OH
2026’s You Need to Know about Part 3
Wolpert announced this offseason that he intends to transfer to Upper Arlington for his sophomore and playing football...
Written by Jared Luginbill
Tyler Stevens | Prep Redzone Scout
Tyler Stevens
Prep Redzone Scout
Wolpert exemplifies a playmaker. In his junior film, he demonstrated everything from taking a deep post to the house, mossing two defenders for a catch, and blocking on the boundary to help his teammates reach the end zone. Wolpert possesses incredible speed down the field and utilizes his deep threat ability to create space for himself in the short and intermediate passing game.
Wolpert is a playmaking wide receiver for the Golden Bears. Wolpert is a polished route runner who also possesses the speed to run by defenders. He shows good ball skills and ability to adjust on the deep ball. On his shorter routes he does a great job at accelerating and running at his man forcing them to respect his deep speed and then breaking off his routes to create excellent separation. Some wide receivers just have a feel and an understanding for how to use leverage to create separation and Wolpert is one of those guys. Add into that plus speed and athleticism and he’s a tough player for opposing defensive backs to deal with. In the run game Trent is a willing and aggressive blocker. I’d be very surprised if this talented junior did not begin to pick up some offers this offseason.
Trent had a great Sophomore season in 2023. He had 47 receptions for 651 yds (13.8 ypc) and 5 TD. His great play helped the Upper Arlington Golden Bears to an 11 win season where they advanced to the Division I Quarterfinals and averaged 24.4 points per game. He lines up at both outside WR positions. He is quick off the LOS and shows good hip fluidity as he separates on a slant route. He possesses great hands as he catches the ball with his hands away from his body. After the catch is made, he uses his very good play speed to outrun all defenders on a long TD reception.
Trent is having a great Sophomore season as his very good play has helped the Upper Arlington Golden Bears to a 4-2 record currently where they have averaged 25.8 points per game. He plays on the outside as an XWR. He is very quick off the LOS and uses his very good play speed as he gets behind the CB. He tracks the ball well in the air and does a great job of catching the ball at its highest point showing great hands as he makes the catch on 50/50 balls. He displays excellent mental toughness as he rises to the occasion in the redzone.
Wolpert announced this offseason that he intends to transfer to Upper Arlington for his sophomore and playing football for the Golden Bears. He had a really strong Freshman season for the Teays Valley varsity team, where he finished with 51 receptions and 660 yards and 5 TD’s. At 6’1 175 Wolpert has great length for a freshman receiver. He’s a very polished route runner for his age. He tracks the deep ball well and has good ball skills. He’s also not afraid to go over the middle and make contested catches. I’m interested to see how he continues to develop on a new team, in a new offensive system, and against D1 competition.