Phoebus High School football team earns Class 4 four-peat state championship title; 11th overall title 

The Phoebus High School varsity football team, under the direction of head coach Jeremy Blunt, defeated Varina High School to clinch the Class 4 state football championship on Saturday, December 14, 2024. The game was held at Liberty University and the final score was 23-6. 

This is the school’s fourth consecutive state title and their 49th straight win. It is their second back-to-back season with a 15-0 record and their 11th state title in the last 22 years. In addition, Phoebus is the first school to win state titles in three different classes – seven titles in Class 5, two titles in Class 3 and two in Class 4. The Class of 2025 became the second in school history to win four consecutive titles, joining the Class of 2012, who were state champions from 2008 to 2011.

“Congratulations to the Phoebus High School football team on their fourth straight state football title,” said Phoebus executive principal David Coccoli. “Currently, the team ranks third in the United States with a current win streak of 49 consecutive games. The team led by head coach Jeremy Blunt truly epitomizes Phoebus High School's purpose of greatness, every day in every way.” 

Congratulations to the Phoebus High School football team and the entire PHS family!