Between Ring, Findlay’s Ryan O’Malley and Ohio Dominican’s Colin Kaucher, the Great Midwest’s North Division boasts some extremely talented backstops. The junior catcher/outfielder Ring simply went wild at the plate in four games.
Ring batted .625 with a 10-for-16 line at the dish, slugged three home runs and had nine RBI. He also doubled in all four contests and scored seven times.
He torched Alderson Broaddus for three extra-base hits, a pair of homers and a double, in game one of the Saturday doubleheader. He was a perfect 5-for-5 at the plate with four runs scored.
After doubling against the Battlers, Ring hit the reset button against Davis & Elkins and homered and doubled to start another series. He was 3-for-5 against D&E with four RBI and a pair of runs scored.
In game two to finish out the weekend, Ring played catcher and first defensively while ripping another double and plating three Hillsdale runs. He walked and sported an on-base percentage of .647 and slugging percentage of 1.438.
Ring is now batting .342 on the spring with four home runs and 17 RBI in all 19 possible games started for the Chargers.