Trigg Whisenant is a 5'9" Athlete in the 2030 class.
Whisenant attends Letcher County Central in Kentucky.
Whisenant's Player Profile was created on June 18, 2024.
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Trigg
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Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
Letcher County Central
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KY
KY Freshmen Prospects Off to a Fast Start
Trigg Whisenant has burst onto the scene as an instant-impact freshman prospect for Letcher County Central on both...
Written by Barkley Truax
Trigg
WhisenantATH
Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
Letcher County Central
|
KY
Warner Named MVP; Other 2030 KY Future Stars Shine Offensively
It was a bit of a quieter Future Stars Game in 2025, than it was in 2024 for...
Written by Alan Popadines
Trigg
WhisenantATH
Class
2030
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
Letcher County Central
|
KY
2025 Kentucky Future Stars – 7th Grade Running Back Selections
Is now a two-time selection for the Kentucky Future Stars four-sport athlete As I noted in the Top...
Whisenant caught my attention during warmups by the way he was bouncing around the field and looked to...
Written by Alan Popadines
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Trigg WhisenantTriggWhisenant
5'9" | 170 lbs | ATH
Letcher County Central | 2030 KY
has burst onto the scene as an instant-impact freshman prospect for Letcher County Central on both sides of the ball. He opened his career with a 9.5-tackle performance against a good Johnson Central squad before turning that around in Week 2, when he proved his worth on offense. Highlighted by a 55-yard touchdown run, he ended the victory over Leslie County with four touches for 85 yards (21.5 yards per touch).
It was a bit of a quieter Future Stars Game in 2025, than it was in 2024 for Trigg WhisenantTriggWhisenant
5'9" | 170 lbs | ATH
Letcher County Central | 2030 KY
. Nonetheless, his talent is undeniable. His best play of the game came on the final play of the opening quarter. On the play, the Letcher Central prospect had an exciting run that brought the ball down to the 32-yard line in Tennessee territory. It ultimately resulted in a FG attempt for the Kentucky Future Stars.
Is now a two-time selection for the Kentucky Future Stars
four-sport athlete
As I noted in the Top Performer article following last year’s sixth-grade game, Whisenant was the first prospect I noticed on the field for the Kentucky Future Stars. The kid played with an energy and bounce in his step that was second to none–probably why he recorded 40 touchdowns during the 2023 regular season. Following another outstanding football season that culminated in an appearance in the EKMC A-Team Championship Game, the talented athlete then went on to win a Basketball championship during the winter. He is currently playing Baseball and running Track for the first time, with a PR of 12.45 in the 100m.
Whisenant caught my attention during warmups by the way he was bouncing around the field and looked to be focused on the game ahead of him. Didn’t score a touchdown or anything, but he was active all day long. Whether lined up in the backfield as a Running Back or in the slot as a Wide Receiver, he was one of the go-to weapons for the Kentucky 6th grade Future Stars.