Prince Charles Shelburn is a 5'9" Running Back/Wide Receiver in the 2028 class.
Charles Shelburn attends Yukon in Oklahoma.
Charles Shelburn's Player Profile was created on August 19, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Prince
Charles ShelburnRB/WR
Class
2028
Height
5'9"
Weight
180
HS
Yukon
|
OK
Yukon Millers OK 2026 Team Preview
2028 running back Prince Charles Shelburn is a prospect that we really liked earlier this year when we...
Written by Michael Knight
Prince
Charles ShelburnRB/WR
Class
2028
Height
5'9"
Weight
180
HS
Yukon
|
OK
Highest Ranked 2028 Newcomers (Offseason Edition)
Yukon running back Prince Charles Shelburn kicks off our top newcomers as the #24 overall prospect in the...
Written by Michael Knight
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2028 running back Prince Charles ShelburnPrinceCharles Shelburn
5'9" | 180 lbs | RB/WR
Yukon | 2028 StateOK
is a prospect that we really liked earlier this year when we went back and watched some of his film from last fall. He’s still a prospect coming into this season that probably isn’t talked about enough considering he’s quickly emerging as one of the top 2028 running backs in the state. His recruitment has started to take off and there’s a chance that he absolutely blows up this fall. There are two reasons behind that statement. First off, once you get that first offer, there’s always a potential for it to snowball. Second, Shelburn is expected to get a much bigger workload in 2026. So he’s going to be in the spotlight much more this season.
Yukon running back Prince Charles ShelburnPrinceCharles Shelburn
5'9" | 180 lbs | RB/WR
Yukon | 2028 StateOK
kicks off our top newcomers as the #24 overall prospect in the latest ranking update. Shelburn was incredibly productive against 6A-1 competition during his sophomore season. That immediately got our attention. Then we put on the tape and you see a very strong, twitchy running back with a low center of gravity. And here’s what’s scary about this Yukon product moving forward, he’s just scratching the surface. When you look back at Yukon last season, they were splitting carries and now as we look ahead to the 2026 season, he’s primed for a bigger workload and what could be even more production. The combination of the film, production and competing against the top competition in Oklahoma, makes Shelburn a fun prospect to watch moving forward.