MAC Announces Partnership with Baron Championship Rings

Baron® named official championship ring provider of the Middle Atlantic Conference

10/29/2026 1:00:00 PM

Newtown, Pa. (Conference News) - The Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) is excited to announce a new partnership with Baron® Championship Rings, which will serve as the official championship ring provider of the conference.

Baron® designs and crafts custom, story-driven championship rings for high school, college and professional programs. Through our partnership, MAC championship teams will have access to rings that reflect their season, their institution and the milestones they earned along the way.

"As a conference, we prioritize supporting our member institutions and creating meaningful experiences for student-athletes. Partnering with Baron® allows us to do just that," said Megan Morrison, MAC Executive Director. "Our championship teams will benefit from expert guidance throughout the design process, receiving a high-quality keepsake that commemorates their dedication and achievements."

As the official championship ring provider, Baron® will work directly with MAC member institutions and their championship teams throughout the ring process, from initial design concepts through production and delivery. Each ring is custom designed to capture the story of a team’s season. 

“Competing for an NCAA championship requires relentless grit, academic dedication, and deep team pride,” said Kevin Kloostra, Director of Partnerships & Strategic Accounts at Baron® Championship Rings. “Partnering with the Middle Atlantic Conference gives us the privilege of celebrating that extraordinary commitment. Our team takes immense pride in crafting custom championship rings that honor the legacy of MAC student-athletes and commemorate milestones they will carry for a lifetime.”

About Baron® Championship Rings

OUR PEOPLE - OUR PROCESS - OUR PRODUCT
As a Championship-focused brand, Baron® Championship Rings is relentlessly committed to designing and crafting superior story-driven products. Our mission is to create and deliver Championship Rings that embody our high school, college, and pro-market clients' journeys, moments and legacies.

Our People are the cornerstone of our success. We are dedicated to providing a positive and supportive work environment that fosters growth, development, and innovation. We believe that when our employees thrive, so do our customers and partners.
 
Our Process is designed to ensure that every Championship Ring we create is of the highest quality, from start to finish. We employ a meticulous approach to every step of the process, from design to production to delivery. This attention to detail and commitment to excellence is what sets us apart.

Our Product is more than just a Championship Ring; it symbolizes achievement and excellence. We take pride in creating Championship Rings that are not only visually stunning but also represent the hard work and dedication of the teams and individuals who earn them.

ABOUT THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
Located in Newtown, Pa., the Middle Atlantic Conference is an NCAA Division III conference comprising the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC), Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth (MAC Commonwealth) and Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom (MAC Freedom).

Its 18 member institutions, located across three states, are: Albright College (Reading, Pa.), Alvernia University (Reading, Pa.), Arcadia University (Glenside, Pa.), Delaware Valley University (Doylestown, Pa.), DeSales University (Center Valley, Pa.), Eastern University (St. Davids, Pa.), Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Campus (Madison, N.J.), Hood College (Frederick, Md.), King's College (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.), Lebanon Valley College (Annville, Pa.), Marywood University (Dunmore, Pa.), Messiah University (Mechanicsburg, Pa.), Misericordia University (Dallas, Pa.), Neumann University (Aston, Pa.), Stevens Institute of Technology (Hoboken, N.J.), Stevenson University (Owings Mills, Md.), Widener University (Chester, Pa.), and York College of Pennsylvania (York, Pa.).