Easton Waterman is in his second season with the DBU Baseball team and serves as the Director of Pitching Development for the Patriots. In his first season at DBU, the Patriots won a school record 47 games, clinched the Conference USA regular season title, and advanced to the finals of the Stillwater Regional.
Waterman came to DBU after a four-year playing career at Point Loma Nazarene University. From 2019-2022, Waterman started in 86 of 110 games and was a career .285 hitter. In 2022, Waterman was a part of a Point Loma team that set numerous school and conference records including most wins in a single season (52-10).
During his time at Point Loma, Waterman earned All-Conference and All-Academic recognition. He was also a key part of a program that hosted both a regional and super-regional and played for a National Championship where he finished with All-Tournament honors.
After spending three years in a winning and faith-based culture under head coach Justin James at Point Loma, Waterman was able to land his first coaching job for the Macon Bacon, a member of the Coastal Plain League in the summer of 2022 working with collegiate athletes. Now at DBU, Waterman works with the catchers and hitters in hopes of furthering his knowledge alongside some of the greatest coaches in college baseball.
Waterman graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science degree in 2022 and is currently pursuing a Master of Science degree in Kinesiology to further his understanding of the human body and the way it moves. A native of Redding, California, Waterman currently resides in Dallas, Texas, and attends Watermark Church.
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