The 80th annual OVAC Rudy Mumley All‑Star Football Game is set to showcase the cream of West Virginia high school football, drawing attention from fans and scouts alike.
Quarterback with a Dual Threat
Ty Sperringer, listed as a wide receiver/defensive back, has been selected to run the offense as quarterback, bringing a strong arm and surprising mobility that could reshape the game’s dynamics.
Running Backs and Linebackers to Watch
Kade Koroneos earned headlines with a state‑championship record 415 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, while Roman Konchesky will contribute on both sides of the ball, logging 164 tackles and 20 tackles for loss.
Other standouts include Colin Magers, a two‑time all‑OVAC first‑team selection, Marcus Reed, a four‑year letterman at linebacker, Daniel Howland who amassed nearly 1,000 yards last season, Nolan Yanchak who filled multiple roles with 145 tackles and an interception, Carter Paczewski who anchored the Dragons’ defense with 113 tackles, and Marcos Kniska, the Chuck Howley Award winner whose career total of 336 tackles underscores his dominance.
The game promises a celebration of talent, tradition and the next generation of players, with the West Virginia contingent aiming to leave a lasting impression on the field.