Bio

Class of 2020-21

Ron Case spent a decade at Penn State Delaware County as a head coach, administrator and professor of physical education.

Case served as head men's soccer coach from 1979-1986 and remains the team's all-time winningest coach with a 75-33-5 career record. A two-time Commonwealth Campus Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, Case led the Lions to seven appearances in the league title match, winning a conference championship in 1983.

Case's men's basketball teams reached the postseason during his final three years on the sideline, averaging 16.0 wins per season during that span, including a then single-season record of 17 victories in 1984-85.

Case stepped down from coaching the basketball team following the 1985-86 season after being named campus athletic director. As the athletic director, Case oversaw construction of the Commons Gym before departing from the University in 1987.

Case moved on to Colgate University where he coached the women's soccer and softball teams. He later spent 25 years as the director of athletics and recreation at Rowan College at Gloucester County. At RCGC, Case oversaw one of the top junior college athletic departments in the country, winning 28 national championships.