Ryan Munger

Biography

Ryan Munger joined the University of Notre Dame coaching staff in 2022. He joined the Irish from Davidson College as a volunteer coach in 2022. Munger was promoted to assistant coach in 2023 and was elevated to recruiting coordinator in the fall of 2024. Munger served as an assistant coach for seven seasons with Davidson, and was elevated to recruiting coordinator in July of 2018. Over his coaching career, several of his players have gained national award attention, including the Golden Spikes Watch List, a Rawlings Gold Glove Finalist, Johnny Bench Watch List, Johnny Bench Finalist and two Buster Posey Award Finalists. After joining Davidson in the fall of 2013, Munger worked primarily with the catchers and assisted with hitting. In 2022, he helped guide the Wildcats to a 43-13 overall mark, a 20-4 Atlantic 10 Conference record as Davidson earned the 2022 Atlantic 10 Regular Season Championship, finishing a game ahead of Stiffler's VCU team. In his time with Davidson, Munger helped lead the program to new heights, winning the most games in a season in program history in 2017, 2018 and further improving that total during the 2022 season. He led the Wildcats to their first-ever conference title in the program's 115-year history in 2017, and was just the second four-seed to ever sweep an NCAA Regional. Munger played baseball at Duke and was a team captain in 2012 and 2013. He and his wife, Chelsea, have a daughter, Blake, and a son, Rowe.