BIOGRAPHY

Trevion Campbell is a 6-foot-1, 175-pound wide receiver and three-sport athlete at South County High School in Lorton, Virginia, class of 2026. A standout in football, basketball, and baseball, Campbell has emerged as one of the top receiving threats in the state.

A native of Portsmouth, Virginia, Campbell comes from a disciplined background as a military child — his mother serves in the U.S. Navy. He also has two brothers, one older and one younger, and brings that team-first mentality into every game and practice.

On the gridiron, Campbell is known for stellar production and consistently playing against top competition. During the 2025 season, he recorded over 1,100 receiving yards with an average of 15.5 yards per catch. PrepRedzone scouts note that he is “poised to be an All-State selection” in Virginia. 

Campbell’s strengths include aggressive attacking the football, precise route-running, and the ability to make explosive plays downfield. His experience against elite opponents has helped him refine his technique, elevate his game, and stand out in multiple sports.

Off the field, his goals extend beyond just playing at the next level. Campbell aims to attend a college where he can both showcase his talents on the field and make an impact in the classroom and community.

With his combination of size, production, athleticism, and mindset, Trevion Campbell is positioned as a rising prospect that collegiate programs should actively monitor.

URA EVALUATION

Trevion Campbell projects as a high-upside wide receiver with strong athletic traits and multi-sport versatility. At 6’1”, the three-sport athlete shows a natural catch radius, good stride length, and the ability to separate against man coverage. Displays confident hands, attacks the football in the air, and consistently makes plays through contact. Shows above-average body control on sideline catches and deep-ball adjustments. Fluid mover with smooth acceleration, allowing him to eat cushion quickly and create space at the top of routes. Dangerous after the catch — slips first tacklers, uses quick hips, and flashes big-play ability in the open field. Competes at a high level and has experience against strong Virginia competition. Still developing overall route refinement and strength, but the upside is clear. Projects as a Group of Five caliber prospect with the potential to rise into low-to-mid Power Five consideration with continued growth, added strength, and verified speed.