Eastern Michigan Athletics
Baseball
Tyler Sullivan
- Title:
- Assistant Coach/Offense
- Email:
- ext_tsulliva@emich.edu
- Phone:
- 734.487.1985
Tyler Sullivan spent one season with the Eagles in 2024, he came to Ypsilanti after a six-year stint at Seton Hill University as the Griffins’ assistant coach. Sullivan mainly worked with the offense and infielders.
In 2024, Sullivan’s batters did damage as they averaged .300 as a team from the dish, a figure that ranked third in the MAC. The Eagles found the gap often as they hit 99 doubles and 12 triples, both ranking as the second-most in the conference. Eastern also brought discipline to the dish throughout the season, as it totaled the second-least strikeouts in the MAC, fanning just 389 times, while producing a .391 on base percentage, the conference’s third-best in 2024. Once reaching base, Eastern did damage with its feet as the Eagles swiped 78 bases, also slotting third in the conference.
Individually, Sullivan mentored Kyle Schroedle to a MAC Player of the Week award, March 25. The honor came after he homered three times while recording a 1.538 OPS in 15 at-bats throughout the week. Along with Schroedle, Cory Taylor knocked five hits against Oakland University, April 9, marking the first time an Eagle did so since the 2018 season. The Eagles finished that game with a total of 24 hits, the most from the team in a single game since 2009.
At Seton Hill, Sullivan served as the Griffins' hitting & infield coach as well as the strength and conditioning coordinator from 2018-2023.
Last season, the Griffins earned their second trip to the NCAA Division II Baseball Championships in Cary, N.C. SHU finished the season with a 39-8 record and won its PSAC Western Division title. The team finished the season with a .305 batting average while fielding at a .970 clip.
Seton Hill finished the 2020 baseball season with a 9-4 record and hit .319 as a team in a shortened season.
In his first season, the Griffins advanced to the PSAC Tournament. He also coached infielder Tommy Pellis to All PSAC West and All Region honors.
Furthermore, Sullivan spent the 2021-23 seasons as the women's lacrosse program's strength & conditioning coordinator.
A standout on the diamond, Sullivan spent two seasons at the University of Evansville, before transferring to Seton Hill, where he started 161 games from 2016-18. He was a career .314 hitter with 40 extra base hits, 89 RBI and 34 stolen bases. Sullivan fielded .941 during his three seasons as an infielder, logging 343 assists. Additionally, he was named the 2018 PSAC Tournament MVP.
Sullivan earned his bachelors degree in business marketing (2017) and his MBA (2018) both from Seton Hill.
In 2024, Sullivan’s batters did damage as they averaged .300 as a team from the dish, a figure that ranked third in the MAC. The Eagles found the gap often as they hit 99 doubles and 12 triples, both ranking as the second-most in the conference. Eastern also brought discipline to the dish throughout the season, as it totaled the second-least strikeouts in the MAC, fanning just 389 times, while producing a .391 on base percentage, the conference’s third-best in 2024. Once reaching base, Eastern did damage with its feet as the Eagles swiped 78 bases, also slotting third in the conference.
Individually, Sullivan mentored Kyle Schroedle to a MAC Player of the Week award, March 25. The honor came after he homered three times while recording a 1.538 OPS in 15 at-bats throughout the week. Along with Schroedle, Cory Taylor knocked five hits against Oakland University, April 9, marking the first time an Eagle did so since the 2018 season. The Eagles finished that game with a total of 24 hits, the most from the team in a single game since 2009.
At Seton Hill, Sullivan served as the Griffins' hitting & infield coach as well as the strength and conditioning coordinator from 2018-2023.
Last season, the Griffins earned their second trip to the NCAA Division II Baseball Championships in Cary, N.C. SHU finished the season with a 39-8 record and won its PSAC Western Division title. The team finished the season with a .305 batting average while fielding at a .970 clip.
Seton Hill finished the 2020 baseball season with a 9-4 record and hit .319 as a team in a shortened season.
In his first season, the Griffins advanced to the PSAC Tournament. He also coached infielder Tommy Pellis to All PSAC West and All Region honors.
Furthermore, Sullivan spent the 2021-23 seasons as the women's lacrosse program's strength & conditioning coordinator.
A standout on the diamond, Sullivan spent two seasons at the University of Evansville, before transferring to Seton Hill, where he started 161 games from 2016-18. He was a career .314 hitter with 40 extra base hits, 89 RBI and 34 stolen bases. Sullivan fielded .941 during his three seasons as an infielder, logging 343 assists. Additionally, he was named the 2018 PSAC Tournament MVP.
Sullivan earned his bachelors degree in business marketing (2017) and his MBA (2018) both from Seton Hill.
16th Annual EMU Baseball Golf Outing
Sunday, October 05
Oestrike Stadium Turf Replacement Time lapse
Friday, October 03
Oestrike Stadium Upgrades Reveal
Thursday, October 02
Alumni Achievement Award - Anthony Tomey
Friday, September 26
