high-contact, high-value infield bat with all-conference upside
In the 2025 season, Easton Moomau emerged as a real mover for UTRGV, hitting .332 with a .420 OBP, 49 RBI, 52 runs, 11 doubles, and only 28 strikeouts across 54 starts, then earned All-Southland First Team and All-Defensive Team honors[2][3][7]. He profiles as a steady, competitive infielder who combines bat-to-ball skill, zone control, and everyday durability with legit game impact; his summer work also showed he can keep producing against strong competition, hitting .288 with the Santa Barbara Foresters[8]. If a team wants a reliable middle-of-the-order piece with a polished feel for the game and defensive consistency, he’s a very attractive fit[7][8].
