Capital University Athletics Hall of Fame
Ryan Wood, a 2009 Capital graduate, made a definitive impact on the Capital men's basketball program as a vocal leader and an outstanding player on the floor. Considered one of the stalwarts of the program, Wood currently holds the career record for games played, appearing in 114 contests from 2005-09. He concluded his career with 1,195 points, which stands as the 22nd most in program history. Individually, he was recognized with three All-OAC honors, including first team as a senior, second team as a junior and honorable mention as a sophomore. He was also twice selected as Academic All-OAC.Â
As a four-year starter for Capital basketball, Ryan had an immense impact on one of the greatest generations of Capital men's basketball ever. The team earned the OAC Regular Season Championship during Wood's sophomore and junior seasons, while also winning the OAC Tournament during the sophomore season. The team qualified for the NCAA Tournament for three of his four seasons at Capital, which included a trip to the Sweet 16 in 2009.Â
Wood was also awarded the "Team Crusader Award" in 2009. This award is chosen by the coaching staff recognizing a member of the team for their leadership and qualities of being a team player.Â
Ryan currently resides in Blacklick, Ohio with his wife Jenna and daughters Claire and Evelyn. He works as the Vice President of Commercial Lending at Park National Bank.Â