Ryan Normoyle was the catalyst for the Shoremen baseball program in the early 2010s.
After an impressive freshman campaign in 2009, Normoyle improved to become one of the best hitters in the Centennial Conference. A .392 batting average in his sophomore campaign garnered second team All-Conference honors. It also set the stage for his final two years in the program.
In his junior season, Normoyle led the Centennial Conference in hitting with a .394 average and earned second team All-Conference again to go along with an ABCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region selection.
In 2012, Normoyle led the Shoremen on a campaign that would end in the Centennial Conference Championship.
Normoyle posted a .403 average, he was named first-team All-Conference and named all-region by the ABCA yet again. Normoyle was also named the Centennial Conference Player of the Year. Ryan would also be awarded the 2012 Washington College male Senior Athletic Award.
Normoyle still holds school records in hits (208), Doubles (54), at-bats (534), runs (138), RBI (139), total bases (341), stolen bases (94) and field assists (352). He also holds single-season School Records in at-bats (149-tied), runs (46), hits (60), triples (6-tied), total bases (97), stolen bases (40).
Today, Ryan resides in Cape Coral, FL with his wife Bethany, a 2014 Washington graduate, and their three children, Barrett, Russell and Wesley.
Washington College is proud to welcome Ryan Normoyle into its Athletic Hall of Fame on this sixth day of October, 2023.
