Young makes bizarre penalty stop on AFC Portchester debutÂ
With the Royals leading 2-0 on 74 minutes, the ex-Hawks keeper brought down a visiting striker inside the area.
Although Young saved the first spot-kick and hosts subsequently went up the other end and scored, the referee ordered the set-piece to be retaken.
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Hide AdThat was because Portchester midfielder Steve Ramsey was sent off for protesting the decision but was still on the pitch.
However, the second spot-kick was struck against the post.
Mick Catlin admitted it was a crazy situation and was pleased with Young's Royals bow.
The joint-manager said: '˜I have never experienced such a crazy situation.
'˜Ryan saved the first penalty and we broke up the other end to score a third goal.
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Hide Ad'˜Then it was brought to the referee's notice that Steve Ramsey was still on the pitch.
'˜So he disallowed the goal and ordered the penalty to be retaken
'˜Their second attempt bounced back off the post.
'˜Ryan had a good debut, talked well and helped organise things at the back.'
Although Brockenhurst pulled a goal back six minutes later, Dan Simmons' second-half double proved enough to keep the Royals in second spot.
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Hide AdMeanwhile, Jason Parrish's brace earned Baffins Milton Rovers a 2-0 win at Team Solent.
The striker gave the visitors the lead on 11 minutes, hooking Robbie Taw's cross into the net.
Two minutes later the normally-reliable Ashton Leigh had a penalty save for Steve Leigh's visitors.Â
Parrish added his second goal two minutes into the second half and stretched Baffins'Â unbeaten run to five games.
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Hide AdManager Leigh said: '˜It was a very satisfactory performance and another clean sheet.
'˜We dominated the game for long periods but can be more clinical in finishing off our chances.'
Fareham Town slipped to a 4-0 defeat at Hamble Club.
Alfie Lis was on target for Horndean in their 2-1 home defeat to Portland United.
In division one, Harry Potter and Josh Smith scored consolation goals for United Services in their 6-2 loss against Hythe & Dibden at the Victory Stadium.
Goals from Will Essai and Harry Giles proved in vain as Petersfield Town slipped to a 3-2 reverse against East Cowes Vics at Love Lane.