11/12/2026 10:36:00 AM | Baseball
Louisiana Tech signs catcher Ramon Corona and outfielder/first baseman Easton Jefferson.
RUSTON – Head coach Lane Burroughs and Louisiana Tech baseball announced their final two signings of the National Signing Day period. The Bulldogs announce the signings of Ramon Corona, a catcher transferring from McLennan Community College and Easton Jefferson, a first baseman and outfielder signing out of The Oakridge School in Dallas.
Ramon Corona | Catcher | B: Right T: Right | Haltom City, Texas | McLennan Community College
Ramon Corona signs with the Bulldogs as a 5-foot 11-inch catcher out of Haltom City, Texas transferring from McLennan Community College in Waco, Texas. Corona played in 43 games as a true freshman with the Highlanders, slashing .342/.405/.570 with six homers, one triple, six doubles and 29 RBI. He drew 10 walks, scored 26 runs and swiped four bags on five attempts.
He prepped at Boswell High School in Fort Worth, where he was ranked the No. 67 catcher per Perfect Game's Texas Class of 2025 rankings.
Corona was born in Haltom City to Leticia Sanchez and Noe Corona. He has one brother, Daniel.
Why he chose LA Tech: "I Chose Louisiana Tech because from the very beginning, the coaches made me feel welcomed and showed that they truly believed in me. The coaching staff was amazing throughout the entire process, and the environment felt like a family rather than just a baseball program. Ultimately, I knew this was the right place for me to grow as both a player and a person, which made my decision to commit an easy one."
Easton Jefferson | Outfielder/First Base | B: Switch T: Left | Dallas, Texas | The Oakridge School
Easton Jefferson signs out of The Oakridge School in Dallas as a switch-hitting outfielder and first baseman, where he was a four-year letterman in football and baseball. He has been named an All-Conference selection for both sports, as well as team MVP for baseball and recipient of the Baseball Gold Bat.
During his prep days at The Oakridge School, he batted .463 on 44 hits with 2 homers, 2 triples, 13 doubles and 43 runs scored. On the football field, he saw his team secure a state championship.
Jefferson was born October 7 in Dallas to Ebony and April Jefferson. He has an older sister, Avery, and an older brother, Ellington. Avery played tennis at SMU and Ellington currently plays baseball at Southern in Baton Rouge.
Why Easton chose LA Tech: "I chose to attend Louisiana Tech University because it felt like home from the moment I stepped onto campus during my visit. The environment and atmosphere embodied what I was looking for in a university. What truly solidified my decision, however, was the coaching staff. Their welcoming and genuine nature made it clear that Louisiana Tech is a place where I can grow not only as a student-athlete, but also as a person."
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Ramon Corona | Catcher | B: Right T: Right | Haltom City, Texas | McLennan Community College
Ramon Corona signs with the Bulldogs as a 5-foot 11-inch catcher out of Haltom City, Texas transferring from McLennan Community College in Waco, Texas. Corona played in 43 games as a true freshman with the Highlanders, slashing .342/.405/.570 with six homers, one triple, six doubles and 29 RBI. He drew 10 walks, scored 26 runs and swiped four bags on five attempts.
He prepped at Boswell High School in Fort Worth, where he was ranked the No. 67 catcher per Perfect Game's Texas Class of 2025 rankings.
Corona was born in Haltom City to Leticia Sanchez and Noe Corona. He has one brother, Daniel.
Why he chose LA Tech: "I Chose Louisiana Tech because from the very beginning, the coaches made me feel welcomed and showed that they truly believed in me. The coaching staff was amazing throughout the entire process, and the environment felt like a family rather than just a baseball program. Ultimately, I knew this was the right place for me to grow as both a player and a person, which made my decision to commit an easy one."
Easton Jefferson | Outfielder/First Base | B: Switch T: Left | Dallas, Texas | The Oakridge School
Easton Jefferson signs out of The Oakridge School in Dallas as a switch-hitting outfielder and first baseman, where he was a four-year letterman in football and baseball. He has been named an All-Conference selection for both sports, as well as team MVP for baseball and recipient of the Baseball Gold Bat.
During his prep days at The Oakridge School, he batted .463 on 44 hits with 2 homers, 2 triples, 13 doubles and 43 runs scored. On the football field, he saw his team secure a state championship.
Jefferson was born October 7 in Dallas to Ebony and April Jefferson. He has an older sister, Avery, and an older brother, Ellington. Avery played tennis at SMU and Ellington currently plays baseball at Southern in Baton Rouge.
Why Easton chose LA Tech: "I chose to attend Louisiana Tech University because it felt like home from the moment I stepped onto campus during my visit. The environment and atmosphere embodied what I was looking for in a university. What truly solidified my decision, however, was the coaching staff. Their welcoming and genuine nature made it clear that Louisiana Tech is a place where I can grow not only as a student-athlete, but also as a person."
SUPPORT LA TECH ATHLETICS
Championships require championship resources. Fans can make a direct impact on the success of LA Tech Athletics through LTAC, Aillet Society, T-Club, and Young Alumni program as well as the Bulldog Community Outreach which is the NIL collective that supports Bulldog and Lady Techster student-athletes. Visit BuildTheLegacy.com today.
BARK LOUDER
Our mission is to engage, develop, and advance the Louisiana Tech Athletics brand. You can do that by spending time consuming our content and by investing your talents. By barking louder with your time and talent, you can affect progress and brand advancement in a meaningful way. Visit LATechSports.com/BarkLouder today. You bark. We bark. Louder together.
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For all the latest in Bulldog Baseball, follow us on X (@LATechBSB), Instagram (@LATechBSB), and Facebook (LATechBSB).
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