As a pivotal multi-position athlete, Massey played a significant role in Edmond Memorial's historic 2024 semi-finalist season. His exceptional versatility allows him to impact the game as a Wide Receiver, Defensive Back, and Safety. He now enters his fourth year with Bulldog Football, bringing eight years of competitive experience within the Edmond Bulldog Vertical. Beyond the football field, Massey's commitment to excellence extends to the classroom as a proud member of the National Honor Society. A product of Central Middle School, Massey is a dedicated student-athlete with clear aspirations to play collegiate football after high school. He is enthusiastically cheered on by Cort and Jacey Massey.

No stats available

Games Played - 12

Offensive Stats:

Receptions - 2

Receiving Yards - 17

Defensive Stats:

Tackles - 32

Assisted Tackles - 17

TFL - 1.5

Pass Breakups - 4

Interceptions - 1

Games Played - 12

Offensive Stats:

Receptions - 2

Receiving Yards - 17

Defensive Stats:

Tackles - 32

Assisted Tackles - 17

TFL - 1.5

Pass Breakups - 4

Interceptions - 1

Gage Massey's football career is marked by both significant team achievements and individual recognition. In 2024, he was an integral part of the Edmond Memorial Football team's remarkable successes: finishing as OSSAA State Semi-finalists, earning the title of Oklahoma Class 6A-1 Regional Champions, securing District Championship Runners-up, and being crowned Edmond All-City Champions.

Massey also received several individual accolades during the 2024 season. He was named EMHS OSSAA Quarterfinals Co-Defensive Player of the Game and KREF SPORTS TV Co-Defensive Player of the Game vs. Westmoore. His versatility was highlighted by being recognized as EMHS Week 5 Defensive/Special Teams Player of the Game and EMHS Week 1 Defensive Player of the Game. Beyond his on-field performance, Massey demonstrated exceptional strength in the weight room. As a senior this year, he broke the EMHS Off-Season Weight Room Record for "Bench" in the Boxer category.

His earlier years in football also showcase a history of team success. In 2022, he was a member of the COAC Conference 9th Grade Championship team. Even in youth football, Massey's teams were dominant; his Youth Bulldog team won three consecutive Division Championships with three undefeated seasons. Additionally, he was a member of the 4th grade INFC Oklahoma State Championship runners-up team in 2017.