Ralph Young (American football, born 1946)

(Redirected from Ralph Young (Florida college football coach)) American football and baseball coach (born 1946)

Ralph Young
Biographical details
Born	(1946-05-04) May 4, 1946 (age 78)
Playing career
Football
c. 1967	Parsons

Position(s)	Linebacker
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
Football
1970	South Dakota (assistant)
1971–1972	Southwest State
1979–1983	Illinois Benedictine
1984	Southeast Missouri State (OL)
1989–1992	Southern Illinois (assistant)
1993	William Penn
1996–1998	Westminster (MO)
1999–2001	Oklahoma Panhandle State
Baseball
1971	South Dakota

Head coaching record
Overall	44–96 (college football) 5–23 (college baseball)

Ralph Young (born May 4, 1946) is an American former college football and college baseball coach. He served as the head football coach at Southwest Minnesota State College—now known as Southwest Minnesota State University—from 1971 to 1972, at Illinois Benedictine College—now known as Benedictine University—from 1979 to 1983, at William Penn College in 1993, at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri from 1996 to 1998, and at Oklahoma Panhandle State University from 1999 to 2001, compiling a career college football heading coaching record of 44–96. Young was also the head baseball coach at the University of South Dakota for one season, in 1971, tallying a mark of 5–23.

Early life

Young was born in Clearwater, Florida. He went to Parsons College in Fairfield, Iowa, and played as a linebacker for the Parsons Wildcats under coach Marcelino Huerta.

Head coaching record

College football


Year	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing
Southwest State Mustangs (Northern Intercollegiate Conference) (1971–1972)
1971	Southwest State	0–10	0–6	7th
1972	Southwest State	3–7	2–4	5th
Southwest State:		3–17	2–10
Illinois Benedictine Eagles (Northern Illinois-Iowa Conference) (1979–1983)
1979	Illinois Benedictine	3–7
1980	Illinois Benedictine	3–7
1981	Illinois Benedictine	6–4
1982	Illinois Benedictine	6–4
1983	Illinois Benedictine	0–10
Illinois Benedictine:		18–32
William Penn Statesmen (Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) (1993)
1993	William Penn	1–9	0–8	9th
William Penn:		1–9	0–8
Westminster Blue Jays (St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) (1996–1998)
1996	Westminster	5–4
1997	Westminster	6–4
1998	Westminster	9–1
Westminster:		20–9
Oklahoma Panhandle State Aggies () (1999–2001)
1999	Oklahoma Panhandle State	1–9
2000	Oklahoma Panhandle State	1–10
2001	Oklahoma Panhandle State	0–10
Oklahoma Panhandle State:		2–29
Total:		44–96

References

"Meet Ralph Young" (PDF). Impact. Southwest Minnesota State College. May 27, 1971. Retrieved December 7, 2014 – via mnpals.net.

v t e South Dakota Coyotes head baseball coaches
Dwane Clodfelter (1955–1956) Erv Pitts (1958) Ron Brown (1963–1964) Vern McKee (1966) Howard Connors (1967–1970) Ralph Young (1971) Chuck Koch (1972–1974) John Nugent (1975–1976) Joey Grau (1977–1978) Scott Fiedler (1979–1986) Tim Obr (1991–1994) Rob Stack (1995–1999) Brian Atchison (1999–2004)

v t e Southwest Minnesota State Mustangs head football coaches
John Rutter (1968–1970) Ralph Young (1971–1972) Mike Sterner (1973–1976) Lew Shaver (1977–1978) Gary Buer (1979–1992) Brent Jeffers (1993–1996) Ron Flowers (1997–1999) Curt Strasheim (2000–2003) Eric Eidsness (2004–2009) Cory Sauter (2010–2019) No team (2020) Cory Sauter (2021) Scott Underwood (2022– )

v t e Benedictine Eagles head football coaches
Unknown (1917–1920) Leo Rahak (1921–1922) Benedict Brauer (1923–1926) Robert Mastny (1927–1928) Aloysius Vanek (1929) Robert Mastny (1930) Bill Fuzak (1931) Jack Meluch (1932–1933) Robert Mastny (1934–1936) Julian Heim (1937–1942) No team (1943–1947) Milo Harshbarger (1949–1955) Thomas Loehman (1956–1957) James Rugheimer (1958) Henry Knight (1959–1962) Paul Amadio (1963) Fred Churchill (1964) Chuck Kurt (1965–1969) Tom Beck (1970–1974) Marv Carlson (1975–1978) Ralph Young (1979–1983) Bill Barz (1984–1989) John Welty (1990–1997) Rob Boras (1998) Jeff Hand (1999–2000) Mike Murray (2001–2002) Tom Mitchell (2003–2004) Jon Cooper (2005–2015) Josiah Sears (2016–2017) Brad McCaslin (2018) Jim Schroeder (2019– )

Benedictine Eagles head football coaches

Unknown (1917–1920)
Leo Rahak (1921–1922)
Benedict Brauer (1923–1926)
Robert Mastny (1927–1928)
Aloysius Vanek (1929)
Robert Mastny (1930)
Bill Fuzak (1931)
Jack Meluch (1932–1933)
Robert Mastny (1934–1936)
Julian Heim (1937–1942)
No team (1943–1947)
Milo Harshbarger (1949–1955)
Thomas Loehman (1956–1957)
James Rugheimer (1958)
Henry Knight (1959–1962)
Paul Amadio (1963)
Fred Churchill (1964)
Chuck Kurt (1965–1969)
Tom Beck (1970–1974)
Marv Carlson (1975–1978)
Ralph Young (1979–1983)
Bill Barz (1984–1989)
John Welty (1990–1997)
Rob Boras (1998)
Jeff Hand (1999–2000)
Mike Murray (2001–2002)
Tom Mitchell (2003–2004)
Jon Cooper (2005–2015)
Josiah Sears (2016–2017)
Brad McCaslin (2018)
Jim Schroeder (2019– )

v t e William Penn Statesmen head football coaches
No coach (1892–1894) John T. Reed (1895) Prescott L. Blodgett (1896) Charles Benson (1897) Foster F. Parker (1898–1899) Simon Hester (1900) Foster F. Parker (1901) Robert Martin (1902) Simon Hester (1903) Joe Zalusky (1904–1905) No team (1906–1907) Joe Zalusky (1908–1910) Harvey Hinshaw (1911–1912) Forrester C. Stanley (1913) Floyd Thomas (1914) Jay L. Lee (1915) Virgil Guthrie (1916) Jay L. Lee (1917) No team (1918) Jay L. Lee (1919–1920) Harold Iddings (1921) Arlo Sanderson (1922–1929) Ed Wright (1930–1932) Melvin Fritzel (1933–1934) Keogh Rash (1935–1936) Willard Whalin (1937–1940) Russell McCarthy (1941) Paul Hogendorn (1942) No team (1943–1945) Roland Ortmayer (1946–1947) Jack Oxenrider (1948) Bob Renauld (1949) Robert Johnson (1950) No team (1951–1952) Duke Ellis (1953) Charles Micklewright (1954–1957) Earl Craven (1958–1962) Don Thomasson (1963–1965) Bill Johnson (1966–1968) Ron Randleman (1969–1975) Craig Boller (1976) Jim Spry (1977–1981) Duane Palcic (1982–1984) Paul Vosburgh (1985–1987) Rex Grimes (1988–1990) Randy Athay (1991) Patrick Higgins (1992) Ralph Young (1993) Robert Borkenhagen (1994–1996) Mick Caba (1997–1998) Tom Shea (1999–2000) Jim Cox (2001–2003) Todd Hafner (2004–2022) Marc Benavidez (2023– )

William Penn Statesmen head football coaches

No coach (1892–1894)
John T. Reed (1895)
Prescott L. Blodgett (1896)
Charles Benson (1897)
Foster F. Parker (1898–1899)
Simon Hester (1900)
Foster F. Parker (1901)
Robert Martin (1902)
Simon Hester (1903)
Joe Zalusky (1904–1905)
No team (1906–1907)
Joe Zalusky (1908–1910)
Harvey Hinshaw (1911–1912)
Forrester C. Stanley (1913)
Floyd Thomas (1914)
Jay L. Lee (1915)
Virgil Guthrie (1916)
Jay L. Lee (1917)
No team (1918)
Jay L. Lee (1919–1920)
Harold Iddings (1921)
Arlo Sanderson (1922–1929)
Ed Wright (1930–1932)
Melvin Fritzel (1933–1934)
Keogh Rash (1935–1936)
Willard Whalin (1937–1940)
Russell McCarthy (1941)
Paul Hogendorn (1942)
No team (1943–1945)
Roland Ortmayer (1946–1947)
Jack Oxenrider (1948)
Bob Renauld (1949)
Robert Johnson (1950)
No team (1951–1952)
Duke Ellis (1953)
Charles Micklewright (1954–1957)
Earl Craven (1958–1962)
Don Thomasson (1963–1965)
Bill Johnson (1966–1968)
Ron Randleman (1969–1975)
Craig Boller (1976)
Jim Spry (1977–1981)
Duane Palcic (1982–1984)
Paul Vosburgh (1985–1987)
Rex Grimes (1988–1990)
Randy Athay (1991)
Patrick Higgins (1992)
Ralph Young (1993)
Robert Borkenhagen (1994–1996)
Mick Caba (1997–1998)
Tom Shea (1999–2000)
Jim Cox (2001–2003)
Todd Hafner (2004–2022)
Marc Benavidez (2023– )

v t e Westminster Blue Jays head football coaches
Unknown (1897–1901) Sam Anderson (1902–1903) R. M. Robinson (1904) John Yates (1905) C. C. Knight (1906–1907) Kepler Van Evera (1908) Frank L. Tinkham (1909–1910) Ernest M. Tipton (1911–1912) Clarence P. LeMire (1913–1916) William Whitlow (1917–1919) Herbert Green (1920–1921) Jim Pixlee (1922–1928) Abe Stuber (1929–1931) No team (1932–1995) Ralph Young (1996–1998) John Welty (1999–2023) Luke Butts (2024– )

Westminster Blue Jays head football coaches

Unknown (1897–1901)
Sam Anderson (1902–1903)
R. M. Robinson (1904)
John Yates (1905)
C. C. Knight (1906–1907)
Kepler Van Evera (1908)
Frank L. Tinkham (1909–1910)
Ernest M. Tipton (1911–1912)
Clarence P. LeMire (1913–1916)
William Whitlow (1917–1919)
Herbert Green (1920–1921)
Jim Pixlee (1922–1928)
Abe Stuber (1929–1931)
No team (1932–1995)
Ralph Young (1996–1998)
John Welty (1999–2023)
Luke Butts (2024– )

v t e Oklahoma Panhandle State Aggies head football coaches
Jesse O. Haug (1919–1920) Bob Lucas (1921) John B. Folk (1922) James V. Frederick (1923–1926) Ted Page (1927–1928) J. R. Kirby (1929) Leon B. Field (1930–1934) Carl Wooten (1935–1941) No team (1942–1945) Freeman McKee (1946) Nate Watson (1947–1948) Ken Hoyt (1949–1950) Oscar Williams (1951–1971) Ron Cote (1972–1974) Harry Walker (1975–1977) Don Cortez (1978–1980) Rich Lawrence (1981–1982) Doug Orebaugh (1983–1985) Jim Phillips (1986–1987) George Martinez (1988) Mick Caba (1989–1990) Unknown (1991–1993) Rick Haasl (1994–1996) Jon Norris (1997–1998) Ralph Young (1999–2001) Ryan Held (2002–2004) Kyle Davis (2005–2006) Mike Wyatt (2007–2010) Jon Lyles (2011) Russell Gaskamp (2012–2018) Bob Majeski (2019–2022) Cory Miller (2023– )

Oklahoma Panhandle State Aggies head football coaches

Jesse O. Haug (1919–1920)
Bob Lucas (1921)
John B. Folk (1922)
James V. Frederick (1923–1926)
Ted Page (1927–1928)
J. R. Kirby (1929)
Leon B. Field (1930–1934)
Carl Wooten (1935–1941)
No team (1942–1945)
Freeman McKee (1946)
Nate Watson (1947–1948)
Ken Hoyt (1949–1950)
Oscar Williams (1951–1971)
Ron Cote (1972–1974)
Harry Walker (1975–1977)
Don Cortez (1978–1980)
Rich Lawrence (1981–1982)
Doug Orebaugh (1983–1985)
Jim Phillips (1986–1987)
George Martinez (1988)
Mick Caba (1989–1990)
Unknown (1991–1993)
Rick Haasl (1994–1996)
Jon Norris (1997–1998)
Ralph Young (1999–2001)
Ryan Held (2002–2004)
Kyle Davis (2005–2006)
Mike Wyatt (2007–2010)
Jon Lyles (2011)
Russell Gaskamp (2012–2018)
Bob Majeski (2019–2022)
Cory Miller (2023– )

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