Chris King developed his leadership skills while earning eightletters in his career with the baseball and football programs.Chris was also named to the leadership team for football in 1988,and he served as the baseball team’s co-captain in 1989.
Chris helped the baseball program achieve MIAA titles in 1988and 1989. He was named All-MIAA first team and the Britons’most valuable player in 1989 after finishing among the leagueleaders in batting average (.390), doubles (four), runs batted in(11), and total bases (22). An outfielder, Chris was namedsecond-team All-MIAA in 1988 after hitting .400 with three doubles,two home-runs, and 14 RBI.
"Chris played extremely hard. He ran well and could put pressureon the opponent by stretching singles into doubles," said JimConway, ’87, an infielder for the Britons.
Chris is the senior sales representative for KoneElevator/Escalator, where he has worked for more than a year. Hepreviously worked at Thyssenkrupp Elevator from 2005 to 2008, aswell as at Polofields Golf & Country Club.
He was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity during his time atAlbion, serving as secretary in 1987 and treasurer in 1988.
Chris and his wife, Carolyn Kunz King, ’89, live in AnnArbor. They have two children, Matthew and Ryan.
