top of page
banner_img4.jpg

At just 14 years old, 2030 Under Armour All-American wide receiver Noah Manning is already separating himself as one of the nation’s most exciting young prospects. Standing 6’3, 170 pounds, the rising star from The St. James Academy (VA) has football woven into his DNA, and his passion for the game shows in everything he does.

Manning’s love for football began almost as soon as he could walk. “I started playing football at 4 with flag football,” he said, adding that his parents often remind him how early the obsession started. “They tell me all the time I would sit and watch a full NFL game at 18 months old… I’m pretty sure I was born with the love for the game.”

That love is what continues to fuel him every day. When asked what motivates him to keep improving, Manning kept it simple and genuine: “What motivates me is my love for the game.” It’s a mindset that has already helped him achieve rare milestones at such a young age.

A major part of his development comes from training with Berlyn Thomas at Big Time Transformation Lab, where details matter. “He has helped me with strength so I can knock the DBs hand off of me and blocking in the run game,” Manning explained. “And with explosion to get in and out of breaks. He holds me accountable making sure I don’t take any shortcuts.”

As he prepares to enter his freshman year of high school, Manning is locked in on the fundamentals. “Sharpening up my routes and staying in the weight room,” he said, outlining his primary offseason goals before stepping onto the field this fall.

Already, his résumé is turning heads nationally. After competing in the Under Armour All-America Game as an eighth grader, his recruiting has begun to take shape. “I earned an invite to the freshman All-American game and an offer LSU,” Manning shared, signaling just how early college programs have taken notice.
Off the field, there’s no disconnect between Noah the athlete and Noah the person—football is still at the center. “To be honest everything I do is football,” he said. “In my free time I go to our local field… and do more football training or our own 7v7 games. I truly love the game.”

With elite size, early accolades, and an unmatched passion for improvement, Noah Manning is just getting started. As his high school journey begins, one thing is already clear—the future is bright for this young playmaker.

Follow him on X: @manning_no99796

Anchor 1
Terrance Edwards.jpg
Jahmari Powell-Wonson Grapic.jpg
Cornell Allen II .jpg
Taw Williams Jr.jpg
Zion Gray Grpahic.jpg
James Carrington.jpg
Russell Babineaux.jpg
Kolter Smith.jpg
Courtney Crutchfield.jpg
Paden White.jpg
Fletcher Westphal copy.JPG
Landon Duckworth.JPG
Justin Denson Jr..JPG
Elijah Moore.JPG
Gus Ritchey.JPG
Phillip Braxton.JPG
Antwann Hill Jr..jpg
Jyran Evans.JPG
Remington Moss.JPG
Zyir Daniel.JPG
Wyatt Gilmore Top 5.jpg
Isaiah West.jpg
Messay Hailemariam.jpg
Roc Carmichael.JPG
Maurice Allen HC South Paulding.JPG
Caleb Bowers.JPG
Landon Merritt.jpg
Davion Brown.jpg
Brandon Castillo.jpg
Brandon Brinson IV.jpg
Marcllo Vitti.jpg
John Harlow.jpg
Mitch Johnson.jpg
Matt Lowe.jpg
Preston Ashley.jpg
Andre Lovett.jpg
Dominic Dorwart.JPG
Daniel Adefolarin.JPG
HC DJ Mann.jpg
Alex Rios.jpg
Da'Ron Parks.jpg
Karl Calhoun Jr.jpg
KingJoseph Edwards.jpg
GCOH Camp Graphic.jpg
Demonte Martin.jpg
Kashez Gedeon.jpg
Joseph Ionata.jpg
DJ McCormick Jr.jpg
Raphael Dunn.jpg
Head Coach Sam Mickens.jpg
Caleb Chester.jpg
Naquan Johnson.jpg
M Barnes.jpg
Keelan Flowe.jpg
Jordan Allen.jpg
Langdon Holbrook.jpg
Brock Harris.jpg
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

All Copyrights © 2026 Reserved by Spotlight 39 & 39 Hearts

bottom of page