Wofford College Athletics

CAREER: Recorded a 32-42 record in singles at the #1, #2, #3, #4 and #5 positions ... In doubles, was 31-27 overall at the #1, #2, and #3 positions ... Named All-Southern Conference first team singles (2025), All-Southern Conference first team doubles (2025), All-SoCon second team (2024), Southern Conference All-Freshman Team (2022) and SoCon Sportsmanship Award (2023 and 2025). 

2024-25: Played in all 19 matches ... Named All-Southern Conference first team in singles and All-SoCon first team in doubles with Jack Deveney ... Also recipient of the Don Bunch/Buddy Hartsell Sportsmanship Award ... Was 7-1 overall in singles at the #1 position ... Led the team in doubles with a 12-5 record at the #1 position with Jack Deveney ... In singles, highlight wins were against East Tennessee State (3/13), UNC Asheville (3/19), The Citadel (3/29) and Chattanooga (4/5) ... In doubles, had wins over the College of Charleston (2/27), East Tennessee State (3/13) and UNC Greensboro (3/18) before ending the season with a five-match doubles win streak with victories over The Citadel (3/29), Chattanooga (4/5), Mercer (4/8), Furman (4/12) and Mercer (4/17) in the SoCon Tournament ... Named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll and Southern Conference Spring All-Academic Team ... Named CSC Academic All-District and an ITA Scholar-Athlete. 

2023-24: Saw action in all 19 matches ... Named second team All-Southern Conference ... Was 10-6 overall in singles, with the ten wins tied for second on the team ... Added a 7-9 mark in doubles ... In singles, was 3-2 at the #2 position, with wins over UNCG (3/19), East Tennessee State (3/24) and Chattanooga (3/29) ... Against Mercer (3/17) played at the #3 position ... Was 7-3 at the #4 position, which included wins over South Carolina State (2/24), the College of Charleston (2/25), The Citadel (3/2) and Gardner-Webb (3/5) ... Posted a 5-7 record at #1 doubles with Will Fullett and the duo was 1-2 at the #2 position with a win at Georgia Tech ... Also played one match at #1 doubles with Hugo Rask ... Named CSC Academic All-District ... Named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll and the SoCon Spring All-Academic Team ... An ITA Scholar-Athlete.

2022-23:  Played in all 21 matches ... Was 6-14 overall in singles ... Led the team with nine doubles wins on the season with a 9-9 record ... Recipient of the Southern Conference/Buddy Hartsell Sportsmanship Award ... Posted an 0-5 record at #2 singles and was 6-9 at #3 singles, highlighted by a SoCon win over The Citadel (3/17) ... In doubles was 3-3 at the #2 position with Alex Horn, with wins against UNC Greensboro (3/24), Chattanooga (4/2) and Mercer (4/11) ... Was 6-6 at the #3 position with Ashe Ray, highlighted by a win at Georgia Tech (1/22) ... Named CSC Academic All-District and ITA Scholar-Athlete ... Named to Southern Conference Spring All-Academic Team and Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

2021-22:  Named to the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team ... In singles was 9-11 overall and posted a 3-4 mark in doubles play ... Was 2-3 at #3 singles, 4-4 at #4 singles and 4-4 at #5 singles ... In SoCon play posted a 3-4 mark with wins at Mercer (3/13) and against Chattanooga (3/18) at the #4 position, along with a win over The Citadel (4/10) at the #3 position ... In doubles had a win at the #2 position with Callum Rendle over The Citadel (4/10) and a pair of wins at the #3 position - with Mark Endler at Georgia State (1/23) and with Ashe Ray at Mercer (3/13) ... Named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll ... Earned ITA Scholar-Athlete honors.  

HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked #5 in South Carolina and was a four-star recruit ... In 2017 he went 9-2 and was an Upper State Finalist, and in 2019 he moved up to the #1 spot on his roster, making it to the third round of the state playoffs ... Recipient of the Matthew Strange Sportsmanship Award at the Palmetto Championships in 2014 ... Member of the Beta Club at Greenville High School.

PERSONAL: Son of Craig and Melinda Young ... Majoring in finance.