MSU Denver Athletics

Roadrunners Single-Season Homerun Leader (34)
Roadrunners Single-Season RBI Leader (93)
2025 D2 Baseball third team All-American
2025 ABCA/Rawlings All-South Central Region second team
2025 NCBWA All-South Central Region honorable mention
2025 All-RMAC second team
2025 All-RMAC Academic first team
2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll
2025 RMAC POTW honors the week of 2/24-3/2

2025: D2 Baseball third team All-American, ABCA/Rawlings All-South Central Region second team, NCBWA All-South Central Region honorable mention, All-RMAC second team, All-RMAC Academic first team, RMAC Academic Honor Roll... Amundson started 56 of 57 games and put together one of the most productive offensive seasons in the country. He hit .329 with 68 hits, including 18 doubles and 34 home runs. Amundson drove in 93 runs, scored 72 times, and posted a .918 slugging percentage while anchoring the heart of the lineup... Amundson made an immediate impact for the Roadrunners in his lone season at MSU Denver, belting a program record 34 home runs...he also led the nation in home runs and was second in RBIs with 93. He was one home run shy of tying the all-time Division II record in an individual season...he slashed a line of .329/.426/.918 and his slugging percentage ranks number one all-time for a Roadrunner in an individual season...earned RMAC POTW honors the week of 2/24-3/2; compiled 10 total hits, 11 RBIs, eight runs, and three home runs in four games against Sioux Falls...recorded seven multi-homer games, including a three-homer game on 4/12 against Colorado Christian. 

Before MSU Denver: Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, and played the 2021-2023 seasons with Lower Columbia College in Longview, Washington. At Lower Columbia earned 2023 ABCA/Rawlings Pacific Association All-American and West Region MVP. Was named to the 2023 Northwest Athletic All-Conference First Team and was part of the 2023 team that posted a 40-14 overall record. He hit .314 in 2023 with a conference-leading 10 home runs and 52 RBI in 53 games. 

High School: Ridgevue HS in Nampa Idaho and played under Coach Jason Wonderlich. As a senior earned First Team all-conference as an infielder and second team all-conference as a pitcher. Easton also played football and basketball in his freshman year.

Personal: Full name is Easton J Amundson, birthday is June 29, 2003, Son of Dad Josh Amundson and Mom Mandy Kendall, has two sisters Kiana Kendall and Taelynne Amundson, Dad played football at the University of Wyoming.