Williamsburg received key contributions from a number of underclassmen in 2025, which should bode well for at least the next few seasons. Scott was among the sophomores that shined last year. He recorded 21.5 tackles, 19 of them being solo stops, intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble. Scott picked up 44 yards on eight carries, and his only catch was an eight-yard score. He averaged 13.5 yards on a pair of kick returns, and his only punt return was taken back 17 yards. The broad base of skills and athleticism make Scott one to watch moving forward. We can witness that when watching his 10th-grade highlight video. The film opens with him delivering time and again on kick coverage. It highlights his speed and determination. He then shows off his coverage skills as a cornerback, back-peddling smoothly with loose hips to change directions quickly, leading to a pass breakup. Scott diagnoses plays well, knowing when to leave the route in supporting the run.