A three-game regional sweep for the defending tournament champion Chargers produced the program’s first player of the week honor this spring.
Ring was arguably as hot as anyone at the dish in last year’s postseason and is trending sky high to start his senior year as a heavy thumper in the Hillsdale lineup.
The DH mashed a pair of home runs and hit three doubles as part of an 8-for-13 (.615) line at the plate in just three games. He scored three runs and had an impressive RBI while posting a ridiculous 1.308 slugging percentage.
Ring also walked twice and reached on a hit-by-pitch sequence.
Ring, a left-handed bat, had at least two hits each game against Maryville as the Chargers combined for 34 runs against the Saints.
Ring homered in the series opener as part of a 2-for-5 effort with two RBI. In the doubleheader opener on Sunday, he doubled and drove in three more. Ring may have saved his best for last going 3-for-4 in game two with six RBI and his second homer of the series.
He also crushed two doubles in the series final against Maryville.
Through five games, Ring is leading the league with a .600 batting average (12-20) and he has 15 RBI in his 20 at-bats already.