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2025 WR Montavin Quisenberry commits to West Virginia

hunterby:Hunter Shelton•06/21/24•

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Danville (Ky.) Boyle County three-star wide receiver Montavin Quisenberry has committed to West Virginia, he announced on Friday.

He chose the Mountaineers over the likes of Kentucky, Louisville and Virginia Tech.

Quisenberry is the No. 754 overall prospect and No. 117 wideout in the 2025 cycle, according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He’s also the No. 6 player in Kentucky.

After taking an official visit to Morgantown on the May 31 weekend, Quisenberry is the latest to join WVU’s growing 2025 class. The 5-foot-9 pass-catcher is pledge No. 10 for Neal Brown and Co. this month. The Mountaineers’ class now ranks No. 35 in the nation, according to the On3 Industry Team Recruiting Rankings.

More on WVU’s rising 2025 class

Delray Beach (Fla.) Atlantic four-star running back Deandre Desinor has been the highlight addition this month, as he committed on June 3 and is the No. 259 overall prospect and No. 18 RB in the cycle.

“I had a great time at West Virginia when I was up there for Junior Day on Feb. 3,” Desinor told On3 in March. “They have shown they want me, they are recruiting me hard and I loved it up there.”

West Palm Beach (Fla.) Monarch three-star EDGE Romando Johnson pledged earlier this week. He and Richmond (Va.) Trinity Episcopal three-star cornerback Terrance Edwards flank Desinor as the three highest-ranked commits in the fold, as of June 19.

Other top commits in the class include Olney (Md.) Good Counsel three-star interior offensive lineman Gavin Crawford, Mentor (Ohio) three-star quarterback Scotty Fox, Hurricane (W.V.) three-star WR Tyshawn Dues and New Haven (Conn.) Cheshire Academy three-star WR Teriq Mallory.

Mallory flipped to WVU from Wake Forest earlier this month.

“I believe WVU will prepare me to be better on and off the field,” Mallory told On3. “The impact and opportunity I will have at West Virginia is going to be phenomenal! It was no way in the world I was going to pass it up!”