THSB Coverboy: Easton Autrey, Sr, 3B, Corsicana

 admin  |    Dec 29th, 2025

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Easton Autrey is a 6’4” 225 Sr 3B for the 15-5A Corsicana Tigers. He has signed with the University of Texas.

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

As a junior, Autrey hit .469 with 16 2B, 1 3B, 5 HR, 39 RBI, 31 Runs, 5 SB and a .877 SLG. On the mound, he picked up 4 Wins, with 42 K in 26 IP and a 2.69 ERA. He was named the 15-5A MVP. He was selected to the THSBCA 5A All-State Team as a 1st Team 3B and to the TSWA 5A All-State Team as a 2nd Team 3B. He was also selected to the THSB All-Texas Team as 2nd Team Player.

In his sophomore season, Autrey hit .403 with 6 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR, 32 RBI, 26 Runs and 5 SB. On the mound, he picked up 3 Wins with 20 K in 25 IP and a 1.12 ERA. He was named the 14-5A Offensive Player of the Year. He was selected to the THSBCA 5A All-State Team as a 2nd Team 3B and to the TSWA 5A All-State Team as a 3rd Team 3B.

As a freshman, Autrey hit .313 with 12 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 30 RBI and 27 Runs. He was named the 14-5A Defensive Player of the Year.

OTHER BASEBALL RECOGNITION
2025 – Rangers Area Code Upperclass Team
2025 – Area Code Home Run Derby Champion
2025 – Perfect Game All American Classic

INTERVIEW

When did you realize you had a legitimate future in baseball?

It was my freshman year. I grew a lot that year. I shot up to 6’2” and I was about 220 pounds. When I was hitting BP, I was hitting the baseball very far. Then I started getting a lot of college coaches coming in and it became a reality at that point.

What do you like about this year’s Corsicana team?

We are older. The best part of our team is that we have many who have been there, done that. We should have that experience that other teams might not have so that should be our biggest advantage.

What are the challenges of this year’s team?

I would say staying focused on the goals, remembering what we want to do and not getting sidetracked. We need to keep doing things as a team and not one person here, one person there. We need to be connected as a team.

How do you see your role on this year’s team as a senior?

I think I am more of a support role on this team. Just trying to help everyone else. I’m likely going to get walked many times. I won’t get pitched to much, so I need everyone around me to be successful if we are going to be successful. I need to make the plays I need to make and hit the balls when I’m pitched to. So, I want to support everyone else on the team and hopefully make them better.

What do you hope coaches, teammates and fans remember about Easton Autrey?

I want them to remember that I was hard working, loyal and determined. Those are the three things I hope people would say about me.

Talk about winning the Area Code Home Run Derby competition.

It was great. It was a good time. My friends were around me and we were just out there having a good time. I got really hot there and got on a streak and ended up winning. It was a really great time.

Why UT?

Originally, I was committed to Texas A&M but many of the coaches moved to UT. So I just followed them. Especially because of Tulo (Troy Tulowitski). It was an easy decision for me. Tulo is intense and hardworking, and he has a lot of information to share because he has been there! He is involved with the players and everything they do, making sure they do what they need to do to become a good ballplayer.

Who are the people who have been a big influence on your baseball journey?

I’ve always been dedicated to the sport. But the people who have helped me the most are my grandparents, my dad and my brother. My brother Hunter is a player at Sam Houston State and he has helped me. My grandad has given me the motivation. And then my dad has coached me and talked me through everything.

PERSONAL

Parents: Heath and Whittney Autrey, Kara Adamson
Siblings: 4 older brothers and one older sister
Favorite Restaurant: Campisis’s
Go to Fast Food: Taco Bell
Last Movie I Saw: The Last of Us
If I could anywhere: Alaska
Things I like outside of baseball: Hunt and Fish
Favorite MLB Player: Bryce Harper
Biggest Win Last Spring: The win to take us to round three in the playoffs
Summer Highlight: Area Code Games and the Perfect Game All-American Classic in San Diego