Stevenson University

Ramer was named the program's first head coach in 2004, earning six MAC Commonwealth Coach of the Year honors. 

An inductee into the Dick Watts Athletics Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2020, Ramer has been as Stevenson/Villa Julie since 1995 in a variety of roles. He also serves as the head women's golf coach.

• Has led the Mustangs to seven NCAA Tournaments and seven conference titles
• Guided Stevenson to MAC Commonwealth crown and NCAA Nationals appearance in 2021-22
• Named 2021-22 MAC Commonwealth Coach of the Year 
• Mustangs have won four consecutive MAC titles (2016-19)
• Won the 2017 MAC title, coming behind from 14 strokes to win the championship by 16 strokes
• Stevenson won three tournaments in 2017-18, 2016-17, 2015-16
• Coached the 2015 MAC Championship Individual Champion
• Finished the season with seven straight top-three finishes
• NEAC Tournament Runner-Up (2006, 2007)

• 2022
• 2019
• 2018
• 2017
• 2016
• 2013
• 2007

• MAC (6): 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022
• CAC (1): 2011

• PING All-Mid-Atlantic Region Team (4): 2014-15: Al El Kordi-Hubbard; 2013-14: Al El Kordi-Hubbard, Ben Lukehart; 2012-13: Ben Lukehart
• GCAA All-Freshman Team (1): 2016-17: Andrew Wally

• MAC Commonwealth Golfer of the Year (2): 2021-22: Sean Dowd; 2014-15: Al El Kordi-Hubbard
• MAC Commonwealth Rookie of the Year (4): 2021-22: Sean Dowd; 2016-17: Andrew Wally; 2015-16: Luke McKeogh, Zack Potten
• All-MAC Commonwealth First Team (18): 2021-22: Sean Dowd, Brett Ostroski, Will Ford; 2020-21: Will Ford; 2018-19: Tyler Slusarczyk; 2017-18: Josh Maisel, Matthew Shur; 2016-17: Austin Fuglestad, Andrew Wally; 2015-16: Luke McKeogh, Zack Potten; 2014-15: Al El Kordi-Hubbard; 2013-14: Will Ellis, Ben Lukehart; 2012-13: Ben Lukehart, Al El Kordi-Hubbard, Justin Hughes, Will Ellis
• All-MAC Commonwealth Second Team (7): 2018-19: Josh Maisel; 2017-18: Tyler Slusarczyk; 2016-17: Matthew Shur; 2015-16: Austin Fuglestad; 2014-15: Michael Beck; 2013-14: Al El Kordi-Hubbard
• All-MAC Commonwealth Honorable Mention (1): 2016-17: Matthew Maione

• CAC Player of the Year (1): 2010-11: Ben Lukehart
• CAC Rookie of the Year (2): 2011-12: Sean Cavanaugh; 2010-11: Ben Lukehart
• All-CAC First Team (8): 2011-12: Ben Lukehart, Sean Cavanaugh; 2010-11: Ben Lukehart, Michael Ercolano; 2009-10: Matt Lukehart; 2008-09: Cliff Mangle; 2007-08: Steve Watts, Matt Lukehart
• All-CAC Second Team (4): 2011-12: Justin Hughes; 2010-11: Justin Hughes, Kyle Gerard; 2007-08: Kevin Motz

• All-NEAC First Team (4): 2006-07: Cliff Mangle, Steve Watts; 2005-06: Steve Watts, Kolbe Greer
• All-NEAC Second Team (5): 2006-07: Brett Mitchell, Matt Lukehart; 2005-06: Scott Cole, Kevin Motz, Brett Mitchell
• All-NEAC Honorable Mention (1): 2006-07: Kevin Motz

• Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-American Scholar (6): 2019-20: Matthew Shur, Will Ford; 2018-19: Josh Maisel; 2014-15: Will Ellis; 2012-13: Justin Hughes, Ben Lukehart
• MAC Senior Scholar-Athlete (2): 2021-22: Will Ford; 2015-16: Joshua Walker
• MAC All-Academic Team (7): 2018-19: Josh Maisel; 2017-18: Josh Maisel, Matthew Shur; 2016-17: Austin Fuglestad; 2015-16: Austin Fuglestad, Joshua Walker; 2013-14: Ben Lukehart
• GCAA All-Academic Team: 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010

• MAC Coach of the Year (6): 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022
• CAC Coach of the Year (2): 2008, 2011

•  Ramer is a 1971 graduate of Towson. He and his wife, Jeannette, live in Towson and have three daughters, Nicole, Julia and Jessica.