UPDATE: Oscar Smith High School’s senior wide receiver Travis Johnson has been crowned the VHSL state Class 6 Offensive Player of the Year, marking a significant achievement for the talented athlete as the high school football season concludes. This prestigious honor comes just days after the Tigers secured their second consecutive title, solidifying their dominance in Virginia football.
In an impressive season, Johnson, who is committed to the University of Michigan, recorded 56 receptions for 1,157 yards and 15 touchdowns. His outstanding performance not only earned him this top accolade but also a spot on the first team alongside seven fellow teammates. Notable selections include junior quarterback Lonnie Andrews, senior offensive lineman Dory Wilson, and senior linebacker Malachi White.
Oscar Smith’s head coach, Chris Scott, received the Coach of the Year award for his remarkable leadership, marking his fourth title in his tenure. Under his guidance, the Tigers defeated Indian River 33-20 at Oscar Smith High School in Chesapeake, Virginia, on September 20, 2025.
Additionally, the awards reflect the depth of talent within the Oscar Smith program, with second team honors going to senior tight end Charles McGlown and linebacker Na’Rod Jarvis. This season has not only showcased Johnson’s skills but also highlighted the collective effort of the Tigers’ squad, emphasizing their commitment to excellence on the field.
As the football world turns its attention to the next season, all eyes will be on how these players transition to their future careers, particularly Johnson, who is set to take his talents to college football. Fans are eagerly awaiting updates on recruitment and player commitments as the offseason unfolds.
Stay tuned for more updates on local high school football and its stars!
