Wyatt Duncan enters his second season with the Hillsdale College baseball program in 2026, after helping the Chargers to a solid 2025 campaign in his first season in collegiate coaching.

A California native and graduate of Los Osos High School in Rancho Cucamonga, California, Duncan traded coasts in 2019 to begin a college baseball career NCAA DI program Wagner College in Staten Island, New York. After two seasons with the Seahawks, Duncan made the decision to return home to the Los Angeles area and enrolled at NCAA DII Biola University.

That decision proved to be one of the best ones Duncan could have made, as the power-hitting first baseman thrived for the Eagles. In just three seasons with the Eagles, Duncan was named to the All-Pac West first team twice and broke Biola's single-season home run record, career home run record during their time in the NCAA and career hits record in the NCAA, leaving a major mark on the program. 

Duncan graduated from Biola with a bachelor's degree in Political Science, and is enrolled in graduate school at Hillsdale College, where he is currently working on getting his Master's degree in Politics while coaching the Chargers on the side.