A key component to William & Mary's success offensively this season will be production at the wide receiver position, and offensive coordinator/wide receivers coach Winston October is confident this year's unit is poised for an outstanding 2025 campaign. In addition to first-team All-CAA punt returner Carson Jenkins, the unit is headlined by a pair of former transfers who were limited last season with the Tribe – Damian Harris (Bucknell) and Isaiah Lemmond (VMI) – but were tremendously productive with their former programs and are expected to thrive this fall. Additionally, the group features a mix of talented returners and newcomers who possess the ability to make a significant impact.
 
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Isaiah Lemmond • Senior • 6-0, 205
• Expected to emerge into a key contributor this season
• Saw action in four games and totaled a pair of catches in 2024
• Transferred from VMI prior to last season, where he totaled 59 catches for 738 yards with a touchdown in two years with the Keydets
• 2022 So-Con All-Freshman Team
• Experienced, talented receiver who plays with confidence
• Displayed playmaking ability
• Refined route running during the offseason
• CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll
 
Garrett Robertson • Sophomore • 6-3, 190
• Earning playing time in all 12 games last season and posted catches versus Hampton and Towson
• Expected to earn an increased role this fall
• Good size for the position
• Improved short-area quickness and knowledge of the offense during the offseason
• Excelled as a blocker
• CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll
 
Joseph Johnson • Junior • 6-2, 200
• Appeared in nine games the past two seasons
• Physical route runner
• Combines good size with speed
• Strong hands and possesses the ability to make contested catches
• Improved his blocking during the offseason
• CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll
 
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Carson Jenkins • Junior • 5-10, 180
• First-team All-CAA selection as a punt returner in 2024
• Totaled four receptions for 61 yards last season
• Confident wideout who is expected to earn an expanded role in this year's offense
• Possesses playmaking ability with exceptional speed and quickness
• Improved route running and catching ability during the offseason
• CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll
 
Armon Wright • Redshirt Freshman • 5-8, 180
• Redshirted last season after appearing in four games
• Excelled as a kickoff and punt returner in his limited role in 2024
• Great agility with exceptional change of direction
• Displayed playmaking ability
• Pound for pound one of the group's strongest players
• Improved route running during the offseason
• Also a jumper on the track & field team and placed second in the triple jump at the 2025 outdoor CAA Championships with the 12th-best mark in the Southeast Region; also placed fourth in long jump at the conference championship meet
• CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll
 
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Damian Harris • Senior • 6-0, 200
• Appeared in four games last season with a pair of starts after transferring from Bucknell, totaling eight receptions for 101 yards
• Also excelled as a returner on special teams
• Three-year starter for the Bison, totaling 104 catches for 1,151 yards and five touchdowns; set a single-game school record for receptions (15) against Marist
• Exceptional hands and tremendous pass catcher
• Excellent leader
• Outstanding route runner
• Good understanding of the offense
 
Deven Thompson • Graduate Student • 6-4, 190
• Graduate transfer from Edward Waters who totaled 38 receptions for 544 yards and five touchdowns the last two seasons; began his career at Stetson
• Long receiver with good size
• Excellent catch radius
• Good route runner with ability to stretch the field
• Outstanding hands and catches the ball with confidence
 
Leonte Oulahi • Sophomore • 5-11, 190
• Appeared in 11 games the past two seasons
• Good athlete who runs routes well
• Great understanding of offensive schemes
• Improved his short-area quickness during the offseason

 
W&M enters the 2025 campaign having posted four consecutive winning seasons, marking the first time the program has accomplished the feat in the last 25 years.
 
The Tribe opens its season at Furman on Aug. 30, while it will host Maine for its home opener on Sept. 6.

Season tickets, mini plans and single-game tickets are available at TribeAthletics.com.

Learn more about the enhanced fan experience at Zable Stadium for the 2025 season, including security improvements, pre-game areas, shuttle service, the new Kids Zone, fan experience upgrades, and more at TribeAthletics.com. 

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