Euler begins his sixth season as the junior varsity baseball head coach in the Fall of 2018. He also serves as an assistant coach for the varsity team.
Euler was part of a Gannon squad that posted an impressive 31-18 mark in 2018 with an 18-10 record in conference play. Both marks tied program records from 2016 while the Golden Knights boasted a sterling 16-4 home record, which included eight consecutive victories to cap the regular season.
The former Gannon pitching standout produced the program's best earned run average as a sophomore in 2008 and second-best mark as a junior in 2009.
Euler initially served as a member of the Gannon football coaching staff after graduating from Gannon in 2010. A two-sport athlete during his collegiate playing days at Gannon, Euler is still Gannon’s all-time leader in career punting yards (7,449). In addition, he held the program’s single-season records for punts attempted (65) and punt yards (2,488) until Albert Benedict re-set both marks during the 2010 campaign.
The Pittsburgh, Pa., native ranks fourth all-time at Gannon in career punting average (36.3), kicking 205 times for 7,449 yards during a four-year career (2006-09). He has three single-season punting averages worthy of Gannon’s all-time top 10. Those numbers came in 2007 (third, 38.3), 2006 (seventh, 37.4) and 2008 (10th, 36.2).
Euler recorded the longest punt in school history when he booted one 80 yards against Findlay during the 2007 campaign, surpassing the next best punt in school history by 13 yards. His 63-yarder against Michigan Tech in 2006 ranks third and his 58-yarder against Findlay in 2007 sits in ninth place.
