Born: February 11, 1952
Hometown: Natchez, MS
Year Induction: 2026
College Career
Delta State (1970–1974)
• Competed as a pole vaulter
Coaching Career
Delta State
• Created the Delta State aquatics program
• Head men’s & women’s swimming and diving coach
• 14-time Conference Coach of the Year
• Led teams to 11 conference championships
• 15 NCAA Division II National Championship appearances
• Coached 56 All-Americans and 113 individual conference champions
• Coached national champion Justin Whitaker in 2002
• Helped establish the New South Intercollegiate Swim Conference
Administrative Career
• Delta State Athletic Director (2013–2018)
• Oversaw major improvements to numerous athletic facilities
• Helped develop Delta State’s competition aquatics center
Honors
• Delta State Athletic Hall of Fame (2007)
• U.S. Swimming Award for Distinguished Service to Mississippi
• Delta State aquatics center named Ronald G. Mayers Aquatic Center
Did You Know?
Ronnie Mayers created Delta State’s aquatics program and helped develop the university’s aquatics center, which was later named in his honor.
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