Lexington hires area state championship-winning coach to lead football program
Lexington High School is hiring a state championship-winning coach to lead its football program. Saluda’s Stewart Young will be the Wildcats’ head coach. A press conference to announce Young as the school’s new coach will be Wednesday afternoon.
Lexington lures Stewart Young from Saluda to take over the Wildcat football program
Young spent the last 11 years as the head coach of Saluda who won the 2A state championship in 2019. He now moves to Class 5A and a region filled with heavyweights.
Longtime Saluda High football coach departs for Lexington
Saluda High School’s Head Football Coach Stewart Young is ready to leave the Tigers. The longtime coach, who spent two decades with Saluda, is leaving for Lexington.
Former Saluda head coach Stewart Young takes job at Lexington
After nearly two decades with the program, Stewart Young left Saluda football Wednesday to take the head coaching job at Lexington.
Stewart Young introduced as new Lexington SC football coach
Saluda's Stewart Young was introduced as the new Lexington High School football coach on Jan. 29, 2025. Soar over abandoned military bases, forgotten navy ships, and decaying planes in this captivating drone footage.
Lexington hires state-title winning football coach from Saluda
Lexington is hiring as its new football coach someone who has been there, done that, walked the walk. Stewart Young, who won a South Carolina state championship in 2019 at Saluda, is the Wildcats’ new coach and he was introduced in a press conference on Thursday at the school.
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