The 5-foot-8, 180-pound Young is the lone 8-Man prospect to make this update but he deserves his roses when it comes to athletes that have left their mark in state history.

He was recently named Sports in Kansas 8-Man I Offensive Player of the Year after a record setting career.

He plays quarterback for the Indians and went 71-108 passing for 1,143 yards, 16 touchdowns and only five interceptions on the season. It was his legs he did most of his damage and had 200 carries for 2,112 yards rushing and an additional 38 touchdowns.

Defensively he chipped in 27 tackles and five interceptions from his secondary spot.

For a overall career, Young had eye-popping numbers with him producing 6,261 total yards and 119 touchdowns. He had 80 rushing scores, 25 passing touchdowns, 10 receiving touchdowns and lastly four returns for scores on defense/special teams.

He holds the Wichita County school records for rushing yards in a season and rushing touchdowns in a single game (7).

Young has multiple NAIA offers, with plenty more to come.

One of the most prolific rushers in the state returns in the 5-foot-8, 175-pound Young. He plays quarterback for the Indians but is used primarily as a runner than as a passer.

This past fall he rushed for 1,511 yards on 108 carries and had a staggering 26 touchdowns. He also threw for 465 yards on 23 of 40 passing and nine more scores.

Due to his terrific junior season, he was honored as a First Team All Hi-Plains quarterback and a Honorable Mention All-State 8-Man I offensive back.

Wichita County looks to build upon their quality 8-2 season where they lost in a close playoff battle to the eventual state champions in Hoxie, 40-30. Young should once again be the focal point on their offensive attack this coming season regardless of the position he is listed at.

One of the most prolific rushers in the state returns in the 5-foot-8, 175-pound Young. He plays quarterback for the Indians but is used primarily as a runner than as a passer.

This past fall he rushed for 1,511 yards on 108 carries and had a staggering 26 touchdowns. He also threw for 465 yards on 23 of 40 passing and nine more scores.

Due to his terrific junior season, he was honored as a First Team All Hi-Plains quarterback and a Honorable Mention All-State 8-Man I offensive back.

Wichita County looks to build upon their quality 8-2 season where they lost in a close playoff battle to the eventual state champions in Hoxie, 40-30. Young should once again be the focal point on their offensive attack this coming season.