​Here’s a chance to cast your votes for Upstate Ingles 2026 Preseason Top Wide Receiver.These players are from our top 10 rankings of the best high school football wide receivers in the Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson areas. The poll will be open until noon on July 16. Multiple votes are allowed.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementTajeh Watson-Martin, Westside: After a successful tenure at Belton-Honea Path, Martin transferred to Westside for his final year. Martin finished his junior year with 58 receptions for 1,101 yards and 11 touchdowns, with a second consecutive trip to the Class 3A state championship. He recently committed to Virginia, fielding offers from Maryland, UNC, Arkansas, Stanford, Wisconsin and several others.Trey Wimbley, Daniel: Wimbley had a standout sophomore year in 2025. He finished with 57 receptions, 1,072 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns. Wimbley has reclassified to the Class of 2027, as he’s fielding offers from Clemson, Liberty, Ole Miss, SMU, Gardner-Webb, Howard, Appalachian State, ETSU, UAB, Samford, Alabama A&M and Murray State.Chanin Harris, Byrnes: Chanin “Choo” Harris may take the title as the speediest receiver in the Upstate. The senior receiver, who doubles as a track star, finished his junior year with 44 receptions, 649 receiving yards and seven touchdowns. He’s committed to Syracuse, but has also received offers from Northwestern, Rutgers, Virginia, JMU, ETSU, Maryland and several others.Jae White, Westside: White put his name on the Upstate map with a solid freshman year. He finished with 41 receptions with 672 receiving yards and five touchdowns. The sophomore receiver already has offers from Georgia Tech, Louisville, Georgia, Tennessee, UConn, Oregon, Southern Cal, ECU, Wake Forest, Texas A&M, Syracuse and several others.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCarson Bryant, Wren: Last season, Bryant had 31 carries, 53 receptions with 900 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. He holds offers from Austin Peay, ETSU, and East Carolina University.Micah McClintock, Woodruff: McClintock started his high school career at Landrum, then transferred to Mauldin. He will now spend his senior year at Woodruff. In his junior year at Mauldin, he had 23 receptions for 425 receiving yards and five touchdowns. He’s committed to Florida Atlantic, but had offers from UNC, Coastal Carolina, Samford, Mercer, Miami of Ohio and several others.Brayden Simpson, Broome: Simpson had a solid junior year for the Centurions, finishing with 1,123 all-purpose yards and 11 touchdowns. He also had three interceptions and made the all-region team.Savion Booker, Mountain View Prep: Booker ended his junior year with 26 receptions for 507 yards, averaging 19.5 per game and three touchdowns.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementZay Moseley, Greer: Moseley proved himself as a freshman. He finished his first season playing varsity football with 33 receptions for 565 yards and five touchdowns.Marquiel Troupe, Blue Ridge: Troupe end