The West Virginia Mountaineers football program has added several talented commitments to their 2025 recruiting class, bringing in a diverse group of athletes from various positions and regions. From JUCO defensive end Adam Tomczyk to linebacker Cam Torbor from Hoover, Alabama, the Mountaineers have secured commitments from players with impressive stats and accolades in their high school careers.
Offensive lineman Phillip Bowser from Youngstown, Ohio, and JUCO edge Marshon Oxley from Hutchinson, Kansas, have also committed to West Virginia, bringing versatility and skill to the offensive and defensive lines. The Mountaineers have also landed commitments from athletes Armoni Weaver and Chamarryus Bomar from Anderson, South Carolina, both of whom have shown promise on both offense and defense.
In addition, West Virginia has added commitments from JUCO pass rusher Keenan Eck, cornerback Dawayne Galloway from Columbus, Ohio, safety Julien Horton from Bel Air, Maryland, and athlete Tyrell Russell from Columbus, Ohio, among others. These commitments demonstrate the Mountaineers’ commitment to building a strong and diverse roster for the future.
With contributions from coaches such as Jeff Casteel, ShaDon Brown, and Sean Reagan, the Mountaineers have been able to secure commitments from top recruits and build a competitive recruiting class for the 2025 season. The addition of these talented players will undoubtedly strengthen the West Virginia football program and improve their chances of success in the future.
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