AUBURN, Ala. – Ryan Dyal is the next member of Auburn's 2019 signing class to be announced after signing his national letter of intent with the Tigers and head coach Butch Thompson last month.
"Finally getting to put my name on that paper and become an Auburn Tiger is an absolute honor," Dyal said. "Being able to become a part of the Auburn family is a feeling that I can't even describe. It feels amazing."
A catcher from Senoia, Georgia, Dyal joins the team as one of seven signees to be named a 2018 Perfect Game Preseason Underclass All-American. He was also invited to both the 2017 Perfect Game Jr. National Showcase and 2018 National Showcase.
"I am a quick-twitch, versatile player, and I feel my game will transition well to the college game because I can play almost anywhere on the field." Dyal added. "If I have to move positions, it won't take long for me to get a good feel of where I'm at and what I have to do."
Ryan Dyal Bio Blast
- Hometown: Senoia, Ga.
- High School: East Coweta
- Travel Team: Home Plate Chili Dogs Searcy
- Position: Catcher
- Height/Weight: 6-0, 190 lbs.
- Bio: rated the No. 207 overall player in the 2019 class according to Perfect Game … tabbed the No. 23 overall player and No. 3 catcher in Georgia … named a 2018 Perfect Game Preseason Underclass Second Team All-American … named to the Top Prospect List at the 2018 Perfect Game National Showcase and 2017 Jr. National Showcase … competed in the 2016 and 2017 Perfect Game Underclass All-American Games … earned All-Tournament Team honors at the 2016 WWBA World Championship as well as the 2017 and 2018 WWBA National Championships … three-time First Team All-Region and All-State honoree at East Coweta … is the son of Sandy and Mike Dyal … has three siblings, Matthew and Steven Dyal and Jessica Vizcarra.
Thank you to everyone who has helped me along this awesome journey. Excited to see what the future holds! Officially an Auburn Tiger! 🐅 #WarEagle
— Ryan Dyal (@ryan_dyal) November 15, 2018
Auburn baseball will continue to announce its 2019 signing class with the addition of new student-athletes during the next few weeks.
The Tigers begin the 2019 campaign with a three-game series against Georgia Southern from Feb. 15-17. Season tickets, which cost $195 per seat, cover Auburn's 32-game home schedule and include 15 SEC contests. Fans can reach the Auburn ticket office by phone at 1-855-282-2010 or by emailing tickets@auburn.edu. To order tickets online, visit www.aubtix.com.