Cabell Midland High School Football Team Honors Quarterback’s Mother Battling Ocular Melanoma
In Cabell County, West Virginia, the Cabell Midland High School football team organized a special senior night for junior quarterback Logan Shull, allowing him to walk with his mother, Anna Shull, who is battling ocular melanoma. The team and school…
Charleston Huntington, WV, November 7, 2026 — In Cabell County, West Virginia, the Cabell Midland High School football team has organized a unique event to show support for one of its players and his family. During a recent senior night, the team extended the honor to junior quarterback Logan Shull. The special acknowledgment allowed Shull to participate in the senior night traditions alongside his mother, Anna Shull.
Anna Shull is currently undergoing treatment for ocular melanoma. The decision by the football team and the school community to include Logan Shull and acknowledge his mother’s battle highlights a strong sense of solidarity and care within the school.
The support extended beyond mere participation in the event. Members of the team and the wider school community demonstrated their commitment by engaging in prayer for Anna Shull and her recovery. Additionally, attendees were encouraged to wear blue, a color often associated with raising awareness for various health causes, including certain types of cancer. This collective effort aimed to bring attention to ocular melanoma and the challenges faced by the Shull family.
The event underscores the impact that school communities can have in rallying around individuals and families facing significant health challenges. By adapting senior night traditions, the Cabell Midland High School football team provided a moment of unity and support for Logan Shull and his mother, Anna Shull, as she continues her fight against ocular melanoma.
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