Middlebury College

Ryan Armstrong, a member of the Class of 2006, was a standout on the baseball team while also playing football during his time at Middlebury.
 
Armstrong’s name is sprinkled throughout the baseball record books, still holding the program marks for highest batting average in a single season (.495) and for a career (.415). The Panther ranks in the top 10 spots on three single-season and four career lists and is tied for second with the most doubles in a game (three). At the time of graduation, Armstrong’s eight career triples were tied for the top spot in the program record book.
 
A captain during his senior season, Armstrong was instrumental in leading Middlebury to the program’s first NESCAC Championship. He was named an All-Conference selection twice and was tabbed to the 2006 NCAA Tournament All-Region Team and the NEIBA Division III Second Team. 
 
In his final season on the gridiron, Armstrong paced the football squad with 14 punt returns and was second in receptions with 27 for 220 yards.