Easton Storey

Height:
5-11
Weight:
210
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Brighton, Mich
Prev School:
Purdue

2026 (SOUTH FLORIDA): Storey joined the Bulls as a junior transfer from Purdue and contributed out of the bullpen during the 2026 campaign. The left-hander offered a crafty southpaw presence in key situational matchups. His prior experience in a Power Five conference program brought added depth to a pitching staff that leaned heavily on its veteran arms.

2025 (PURDUE): Started 12 games for Purdue in 2024–25, going 4–3 with a 5.95 ERA over 42.1 innings…struck out 53 batters and walked 27…allowed 39 hits, 34 runs, and 28 earned runs with three home runs…season-high 10 strikeouts versus Niagara (2/22) and five innings pitched at Northwestern (5/3)…also recorded a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage with 1 putout and 4 assists.

2024 (PURDUE): Pitched in six games, all in relief...Worked a scoreless inning to close out the Cal State Fullerton win at ECU’s Keith LeClair Classic...Struck out both batters he faced to help Purdue complete the sweep of UAlbany...Worked a scoreless inning in the shutout win vs. DePaul...Made his collegiate debut in the nightcap of the doubleheader on the first Saturday of the season...Also took the mound vs. Samford and Indiana State at Alexander Field...Racked up 27 Ks in 16 2/3 innings (14.6 K/9) while posting a 1.62 ERA in 6 appearances for the Danville Dans of the Prospect League in the summer of 2024.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered for coach Charlie Christner at Brighton High School along the I-96 corridor north of Ann Arbor...2023 Livingston County Player of the Year, second-team all-state, and an all-region honoree...Racked up 88 strikeouts in 54 innings to go along with a 1.30 ERA and .161 batting average against as a senior...Selected to pitch in the MHSBCA All-Star Game...Ranked as Michigan’s No. 1 lefthander in his class by Perfect Game...Did not pitch as a junior due to Tommy John Surgery

PERSONAL: Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan...Parents are Scott and Karen Storey...Family also includes twin brother Jack and younger brothers Anthony and Leo...Dad played baseball at Mott Community College in Michigan...Brother Jack played football at South Florida.