Baseball

Ryan Ahlum Takes the Helm of Myers Park Baseball

A former player and longtime assistant ascends to head coach after Erik Foor’s departure

Ryan Ahlum, a 2013 graduate of Myers Park High School, has been appointed head coach of the school’s varsity baseball program, succeeding Erik Foor who recently moved to Hough as an assistant coach.

A Natural Progression

Ahlum’s journey from standout player to seasoned mentor reflects a deep‑rooted connection to the program that has defined his career.

During his nine‑year tenure as associate head coach, he helped guide the team to a 172‑41 record, captured multiple conference titles and led several deep postseason runs, earning all‑conference honors twice as a player and building a reputation for developing talent.

Principal Robert Folk praised the appointment, describing Ahlum’s trajectory as a model of dedication and highlighting his commitment to excellence and the growth of student‑athletes.

The school community is excited to see the program continue its tradition of competitiveness, with expectations that Ahlum will sustain the high standards that have made Myers Park’s baseball program one of North Carolina’s most respected.

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