Scott Eul begins his fourth season as head coach of the baseball program at Missouri-St. Louis. He was named the sixth head coach in program history on July 26, 2022.
Last season, he guided UMSL to a 29-24 record including 16-15 in the GLVC, qualified for the conference tournament for the second straight year and advanced to the semifinal round of the GLVC Tournament. The Tritons defeated five teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 2025.
UMSL's pitching staff finished the season ranked fifth in Division II and led the GLVC in strikeouts per nine innings pitched with 9.4.
In 2024, he led the Tritons to their first 30-win season since 2012 and the program's first postseason appearance since 2014 as UMSL finished the year with a record of 30-22. The Triton pitching staff set a single season school record with 411 strikeouts and finished in the top 10 in a single season in school history in three other categories. There 410.2 innings pitched were good for sixth in a single season while the 10 saves were tied for eighth and the 30 wins were tied for 10th most.
Not to be outdone, the Triton offense finished in the top 10 in seven different categories in school history. The team's 49 home runs are second most in a single season while its 387 runs scored, 521 hits and 337 RBI are all fourth best for a single season. The team drew 235 walks and recorded 769 total bases which were both fifth best in a single season and the team's on-base percentage of .418 was good for seventh. Braedon Stoakes, Barrett Rose and Andrew Buescher earned All-Region honors while those three along with Trent Anderson and Zach Haygood were named to the All-GLVC team.
In his first season with the Tritons he guided the program to a 21-29 record including 14-18 in the GLVC. The season was highlighted by two four-game series of Rockhurst and Southwest Baptist and its first win over a ranked opponent since 2018 when they walked off Quincy 9-8 in the second game of a doubleheader on April 22.
Eul came to St. Louis after spending six seasons at Minot State transforming the Beavers into one of the top teams in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference accumulating a record of 159-102 overall including 118-57 in NSIC play. He led the Beavers to the NSIC Tournament during his tenure. Eul had nine players under his tutelage sign professional contracts including three from this past season.
In 2022, he led MSU to a 28-23 record including 20-12 in the NSIC and a spot in the NSIC Tournament. The Beavers had seven players named to the NSIC All-Conference teams. The season was highlighted by wins over Minnesota State and Augustana who were both in the NCAA Tournament.
The 2021 Beavers finished 24-17 overall and 22-12 in conference. Left-handed reliever Jordan Chappell earned NSIC Second-Team Honors and infielder Ryley Humrighouse was named to the NSIC All-Defensive Team.
The 2020 season was abbreviated due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Beavers were 8-6 overall, 0-0 in the NSIC, at the time that the remainder of the season was canceled.
In 2019, Eul led the Beavers to another historic season. They rewrote the record books at Minot State having the highest stolen base percentage (.896), most at-bats, most runs scored, most triples, most RBI, most total bases, most walks, most stolen bases, and most stolen base attempts in school history. Additionally, they broke many team records on the pitching mound. These include records for lowest opponent batting average, most strikeouts in a nine-inning game, most wins, most strikeouts, most strikeouts looking, and most runners picked off. Eul led the Beavers to the NSIC Tournament Championship game.
In 2018, Eul led Minot State to the best season in school history as the Beavers captured their first-ever NSIC regular-season championship. Minot State finished the season with a 29-6 record in conference play to finish at the top the league standings.
Under Eul, Minot State was 34-16 overall, which marked the most wins in single-season history for the program. For his efforts, Eul was named the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Central Region Coach of the Year as well as earning NSIC Coach of the Year honors. Five Beavers were named to the All-NSIC Team, and Celestino Rodriguez was named All-Central Region Honorable Mention.
In his first season at Minot State in 2017, the Beavers qualified for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference tournament for the first time since joining the league. The Beavers tied a school record for wins in a season with 29, going 29-22 on the year, including a 23-17 mark in NSIC play.
MSU also won its first postseason game in the program's NCAA Division II history, topping Minnesota Crookston 3-2 at the NSIC Tournament. Eul coached two All-NSIC individuals as Jordan Schulz was named to the First-Team, and Michael Borst was a Second-Team selection. Schulz added an NSIC Gold Glove Award to his conference honors. Eul also coached Schulz to the NCBWA All-Central Region Second Team following a stellar senior season.
Overall, Minot State was ranked in the top five in 19 statistical categories in the NSIC, including second in on-base percentage (.389), third in slugging percentage (.437), and fourth in batting average (.302). The Beavers were also fourth in earned run average in the league (4.45) and sixth overall in fielding percentage (.962).
Before coming to Minot State, Eul, a native of Rosemount, Minn., spent two seasons helping build St. Cloud State into a national powerhouse and has five seasons of coaching experience from American Legion Baseball, Beach Collegiate League and NCAA Division II level.
He spent the previous two seasons as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator and earned his Master's degree in Educational Leadership and Administration at St. Cloud State. Eul helped the Huskies to a 97-15 overall record, and the nation's No. 1 ranked team in NCAA Division II that season. The Huskies started both 2015 and 2016 with a record of 23-0 and earned Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Tournament titles in 2015 and 2016 and were the 2015 NSIC regular-season champions. SCSU was ranked nationally in multiple pitching categories during his coaching career, including leading the nation in shutouts and hits allowed in 2015 along with being fourth in DII in ERA.
Eul had a successful playing career at the University of North Dakota. He also earned his Bachelor's degree in physical education at UND. He received his master's degree in educational leadership and administration from St. Cloud State.
Eul began his collegiate coaching career at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn. He served two seasons as the pitching coach, recruiting coordinator and strength & conditioning coach there. In addition to coaching at SCSU, he was involved in the Beach Collegiate League as the head coach for the Litchfield (S.C) Manowars. While there, the team earned league championships twice as well as runner up finishes three times.
Eul and his wife Jordan have a daughter, Britton.
Year-by-Year with Scott Eul
| Year |
Institution |
Overall |
Conference |
|
| 2017 |
Minot State |
29-22 |
23-17 |
|
| 2018 |
Minot State |
34-16 |
29-6 |
|
| 2019 |
Minot State |
36-18 |
24-10 |
|
| 2020 |
Minot State |
8-6 |
- |
|
| 2021 |
Minot State |
24-17 |
22-12 |
|
| 2022 |
Minot State |
28-23 |
20-12 |
|
| 2023 |
Missouri-St. Louis |
21-29 |
14-18 |
|
| 2024 |
Missouri-St. Louis |
30-22 |
21-15 |
|
| 2025 |
Missouri-St. Louis |
29-24 |
16-15 |
|
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Totals as Head Coach |
239-177 |
169-105 |
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