The 80th edition of the OVAC Rudy Mumley All-Star Football Game will light up Wheeling Island Stadium on Saturday night, with kickoff set for 7:15 p.m.
Star‑Studded Roster
West Virginia’s high school coaches have unveiled the defensive backs and wide receivers who will represent the state’s finest talent on that stage.
Glenn Brown Jr., who averaged 47.4 yards per reception at University High School, will continue his career at Glenville State University.
Zaiiden Lockett of Morgantown brings a blend of hard‑hitting stats, having recorded 50 tackles, two quarterback sacks and two interceptions last year.
Isaac Sands from Wheeling Park, a career tackler with 215 stops and 32 passes defended, adds his own defensive prowess to the lineup.
Logan Murray of Oak Glen, who rushed for 1,372 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior, will bring a dynamic rushing threat to the field.
Donte Masters from Weir, who caught 41 passes for 464 yards and contributed 31 tackles, rounds out the group with his two‑way ability.
Finn Loy of Magnolia, an honorable‑mention all‑OVAC selection, is headed to WVU‑Parkersburg.
Finally, Cain Martin of John Marshall, a standout wide receiver, will continue his education at West Virginia Northern Community College.
The selected players will join the next chapter at institutions such as Glenville State University, West Liberty University, Bethany College, WVU‑Parkersburg and West Virginia Northern, underscoring the pipeline of talent feeding the state’s collegiate programs.