Volleyball Clinic with Natalie and Rebecca Ring

About this event

Volleyball Clinic with Natalie Ring and Rebecca Ring In partnership with the Edgewood High School Volleyball Program

Overview

The Edgewood High School Volleyball Program is proud to bring home two of its own for an elite, skills-focused clinic this summer. Natalie Ring and Rebecca Ring — both products of Edgewood's program and now competing at the Division I level — are returning to give the next generation of Crusader athletes a training experience unlike anything available locally. This three-hour clinic is built for high school volleyball players looking to sharpen their game, get direct coaching from proven college competitors, and hear firsthand what it takes to play at the next level. All skill levels are welcome. Come ready to work.

Details

When: Wednesday, June 24th, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Who: High school athletes

Location: Edgewood High School

Cost: $100

Format

This three-hour clinic is structured to give every athlete meaningful reps, real coaching, and direct access to Natalie and Rebecca from start to finish. Athletes will walk away with:

• Skill development across serving, passing, hitting, and defense using collegiate-level drills

• Position-specific work and technique refinement with individualized feedback

• Competitive game situations with real-time coaching from both athletes

• A Q&A covering recruiting, college life, and what it takes to compete at the Division I level

• Autographs and photos with Natalie and Rebecca

With both athletes on the floor throughout the session, every participant gets genuine attention and a memorable experience in the gym they grew up watching.

Coach Bios

Natalie Ring

Natalie Ring is a graduate student and current member of the Texas A&M volleyball program, bringing one of the most decorated careers in Edgewood history back to her home gym. At Marquette University, Natalie earned two Big East Conference Regular Season Titles, four NCAA Tournament appearances, two Sweet Sixteen appearances, an All-Big East selection, and was named AVCA Third Team All-American. Before that, she was a four-year varsity standout at Edgewood, earning All-Conference and All-State honors every season and Conference Player of the Year as a senior. Natalie is passionate about giving back to the program that helped shape her and is excited to bring a collegiate perspective to the next class of Edgewood athletes.

Rebecca Ring

Rebecca Ring is a sophomore outside hitter at NC State University and one of the most impactful freshmen in the ACC in her debut season. In her first year with the Wolfpack, Rebecca appeared in all but one match, recorded 13 matches with 10 or more kills — including two with 20 or more — and earned Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas All-Tournament Team honors. At Edgewood, she was a three-year varsity contributor who totaled over 1,000 kills and 500 digs while earning All-State, All-Conference, and Conference Player of the Year recognition. Rebecca is eager to pour into the same program that launched her career.