Featured Athlete /// Easton Stuckenschneider, Lincoln University


 game, Stuckenschneider is turning hard work into success.


Story By: Abbie Kemna Photography By:


NK Sports Photography


Those are the two key factors that Easton Stuckenschnei- der relies on to be successful when playing baseball. Whether he’s behind the plate or in the batter’s box, he always keeps his focus on doing the task at hand to the best of  good things happen,” he said.


Easton has been playing baseball since he can remember. He loves that it pushes him


  make a great play and contribute to the success of a team. “Wanting to play every game  old, because Easton loves being surrounded by other like-minded players who have the same goal and who help him to improve every day.


When he plays, he isn’t just doing it for himself. He’s doing it to show kids that any- thing is possible when you set your mind to it. “I am setting an example for younger players, to show them that by working hard and pushing through challenges, you can succeed,” said Easton. Coming from Osage County and playing for the Fatima Comets, he comes from a large community and family that is full of support. His parents, two older sisters, two brothers-in-law, and many other family members have been there through his entire journey of making it to the collegiate level at Lincoln University. His  been teaching me baseball since I can remember, not only the fundamentals but the 


58 /// May 2026


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