UPDATE: In a thrilling announcement, Oscar Smith senior wide receiver Travis Johnson has been named the VHSL state Class 6 Offensive Player of the Year. This recognition comes as Johnson, committed to the University of Michigan, dazzled fans with a remarkable season, totaling 56 receptions for 1,157 yards and 15 touchdowns.
The accolades don’t stop there. Chris Scott, head coach of the Oscar Smith Tigers, earned the Coach of the Year title after leading his team to its second consecutive championship and the fourth during his tenure. The Tigers secured this year’s title with a decisive 33-20 victory over Indian River at Oscar Smith High School in Chesapeake, Virginia, on September 20, 2025.
In addition to Johnson’s first-team honor, seven other Tigers were recognized for their outstanding performances this season. Junior quarterback Lonnie Andrews, senior offensive lineman Dory Wilson, sophomore defensive lineman Lincoln Halliday, senior linebacker Malachi White, senior defensive back Jayden Covil, senior punt returner Quali Price, and senior all-purpose player Na’Rod Jarvis also made the first team. On the second team, senior tight end Charles McGlown and Jarvis at linebacker received honors.
These achievements underscore Oscar Smith’s dominance in Virginia high school football, capturing the attention of fans and scouts alike. Johnson’s stellar performance positions him as a top prospect for the upcoming college football season, highlighting the impact of his skills on the field.
As the high school football season wraps up, attention now turns to Johnson’s transition to college football and how Scott will continue to build on this success with the Tigers. Fans will be eagerly watching for more updates on player commitments and the future of the Oscar Smith football program.
Stay tuned for more developments as this story unfolds!
