Chung has built one of the stronger resumes in this class, and he’s continuing to show why he deserves attention. He has thrown for 1,352 yards and 18 touchdowns through the season to date, according to the latest MaxPreps team stats. The arm talent and mobility remain two of his biggest strengths, but I also like the poise he shows when the play breaks down. He can move around, extend the play and still keep his eyes downfield. Chung has the tools to make throws at different levels and the athleticism to create outside the pocket. The next step is continuing to improve his consistency and decision-making as the competition gets tougher.

Chung has built one of the strongest resumes in the class. He combines high-level arm talent with mobility and consistently shows poise when plays break down. The production speaks for itself, and now midway through the season, we’re getting another look at how that talent translates against a tougher varsity schedule. Another big season could firmly place him in the national spotlight.

Chung just has the IT factor about him where he doesn’t seem fazed by big moments but embraces the opportunity as he helped West Orange pull off a comeback 28-24 win against a tough out of state opponent in Archbishop Hoban on a Thursday Night. He operates smoothly with his decision making and has the athleticism to extend plays for receivers downfield as he completed the game winning throw to fast riser Yuto Kawamura-Johnson Yuto Kawamura-Johnson 5'11" | 185 lbs | WR Winter Garden West Orange | 2027 FL . Special year loading up if this program can feed off the momentum.