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Trenton Stump-Nelson

Defensive Back

2029 Class

5'10" Height

170 Weight

George Washington School

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Trenton Stump-Nelson is a 5'10" Defensive Back in the 2029 class. Stump-Nelson attends George Washington in West Virginia. Stump-Nelson's Player Profile was created on June 13, 2026. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Trenton Stump-Nelson is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Matthew Layton

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

BREAKOUT CANDIDATE

The future of George Washington’s secondary is in good hands with Trenton Stump-Nelson Trenton Stump-Nelson 5'10" | 170 lbs | DB George Washington | 2029 State WV . After earning valuable varsity snaps as a freshman, the 2029 DB enters his sophomore season with the chance to carve out an even bigger role in a talented defensive backfield. His instincts, physicality, and confidence allow the coaching staff to trust him despite his age, and another offseason in the program should accelerate his development. While the Patriots feature plenty of veteran talent, Stump-Nelson is one of the young players who could make an impact now while helping keep the program among the state’s best in the years ahead.

5’10 170lb Safety/CB C/O 2029 Freshman season highlights pic.twitter.com/4wT7bcsaLt

— Trenton Stump-Nelson (@TrentonStump) March 1, 2026

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Matthew Layton

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

2029 George Washington DB Trenton Stump-Nelson Trenton Stump-Nelson 5'10" | 170 lbs | DB George Washington | 2029 State WV places as the early #5 defensive back after earning valuable varsity experience as a freshman. Stump-Nelson is a rangy defender who plays with good instincts and has a mature understanding of the position for his age. He closes on the football quickly, breaks down well in space, and is a reliable tackler. His confidence in coverage also stood out, as he showed a willingness to challenge receivers and play the ball in the air. Competing in a strong program should only continue aiding his development over the next three seasons. As he adds strength and develops, Stump-Nelson has the potential to climb even higher among the top defensive backs in the class.