Lundon Hampton pushes Kenowa Hills teammates as senior standout
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 10:15 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Lundon Hampton, a senior two-way player for Kenowa Hills, emphasizes a work ethic of 'stacking days' to improve alongside his teammates. Committed to the University of Michigan, he is ranked fifth among West Michigan recruits by On3/Rivals analyst Allen Trieu. Last season, Hampton rushed for nearly 1,300 yards and recorded 588 receiving yards with 26 touchdowns. Coach Don Fellows praises Hampton's talent and character, while the team aims for a state championship this season. Kenowa Hills looks to build on its recent success after back-to-back playoff appearances.
- •Hampton preaches 'stacking days' to teammates at Kenowa Hills.
- •He recorded 1,300 rushing yards and 588 receiving yards last season.
- •Hampton has committed to the University of Michigan.
- •Kenowa Hills has won consecutive River Cities Alliance honors.
- •Coach Don Fellows highlights Hampton's dedication and humility.
- 10:15 PMYahoo Sports — ‘No days off’ for Kenowa Hills senior Lundon Hampton
"Stacking days: It’s a simple two-word phrase that senior two-way standout Lundon Hampton repeatedly preaches to his Kenowa Hills teammates.
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