Hall of Fame
A fleet-footed center fielder and three-time team captain, left-handed swinging Ryan Munoz led the  NAIA in single-season hits (75) and runs (62) in 1999. He established George Fox baseball records for career hits (257), runs (173), and  at bats (693), and for single-season stolen bases (29) . He set or tied career record for triples (8) and stolen bases (70), season records for hits (75) and runs (62), and single-game records of six hits (twice) and four stolen bases that have since been broken. He was caught stealing only three times in his career, an incredible . 959 percent. On other all-time charts, he stands fifth in total bases (336), 11th in walks (65), tied for 11th in doubles(36), 12th in batting (.371), and tied for 15th in runs batted in (107). He was honorable mention All-Cascade Conference as a freshman, then was named First Team All-Northwest Conference  in 1996, 1997 and 1999 after missing all of 1998 with an injury. He is the Bru ins' co-record holder for at bats (7) in a game, and as a senior hit six home runs as the Bruins' leadoff hitter. A right-hander when pitching, the Aloha, Ore., native also produced a 12-8 record with five saves on the  mound, tied for fifth all-time saves and 15th in wins while ranking 12th in innings pitched (159.0).
