Switzerland County Has New All-Time Leading Rusher

The record was broken in a 48-6 win over Edinburgh.

Matthew Young (13). File photo via Switz. Co. Athletics.

(Vevay, Ind.) - Matthew Young stands alone as the top rusher in Switzerland County High School football history. 

Young rushed for 107 yards on only three carries in a 48-6 win over Edinburgh last Friday. 

In doing so, he passed Jonny Thompson (1,743 yards) as the Pacers all-time career rushing leader with 1,806 yards. He also made his presence felt on defense, snagging an interception and returning it for another score in the opening quarter and triggering a running clock the rest of the game.

Young and the Pacers will look to improve their 5-1 record this Friday when they travel to South Decatur. The Pacers have a chance to set a new record for most wins in a single season with three games to play. 

The most wins Switzerland County has had in a season is six, which they have accomplished each of the last two seasons. 

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