Easton Cullison

Biography

Easton Cullison enters his second season with the USC Upstate baseball program in 2026, his first season as a full-time assistant coach. Serving as a student assistant for the Spartans during the 2025 season, Cullison helped Upstate to its first-ever NCAA Regional behind its first Big South regular season and tournament championships. Working primarily with the team's offense and infield defense while serving as the team's first base coach, he helped the Spartans rank top 30 in the NCAA in 11 different statistical categories, including top-five placements for sacrifice flies (first), hits (second), runs (second), and scoring (third). A four-year Spartan player, competing from 2021-24, Cullison stands as one of the most prolific base stealers in program history, owning the Division I era (2007-pres.) career and single season records for stolen bases with 52 and 25, respectively. Over 145 career games, 111 starts, he posted a .281 career batting average, collecting 116 hits, 53 RBI, and 86 runs scored. A native of Spartanburg, S.C., Cullison graduated from USC Upstate in 2025.