2023-24 (Junior)

Has been named the MVC Golfer of the Week twice during the season, including after the opening week in which he shot a then-program-record 199, winning medalist honors at the Island Resort Intercollegiate ... Through the first seven tournaments of the season he has a scoring average of 70.3, with 14 of his 20 rounds coming in at or under par ... He has four top-10 finishes, and is one of two golfers in program history to shoot a 54-hole tournament score under 200 ... He earned his second MVC Golfer of the Week honor after finishing in a tie for fourth place at the Badger Invitational, finishing with a three-round 208 (-5) ... He has three tournaments this season in which his 54-hole tournament score was under 210, and a fourth with a 211 ... His 64 at the Island Resort Intercollegiate is tied for the third-lowest single-round score in program history, as his second-round 65 at the same tournament is tied for the sixth-lowest round...This season he has recorded two of the 10 lowest tournament scores in program history, and he holds the program record for lowest round and tournament by a junior.

2022-23 (Sophomore)

Played in all 38 rounds during the season and averaged 73.7 strokes per round - third-best on the team - while recording 13 rounds at or under par, with two top-10 finishes. Tied for second in the third tournament of the season - the Bearcat Invitational - finishing with a six-under 207 - tied for the ninth-best single-tournament in program history, and tied for the best tournament by a Redbird sophomore. For his efforts at the Bearcat Invitational, he was named the MVC Golfer of the Week. He finished the season strong, finishing the tournament under par in two of the last three tournaments of the season, including finishing one shot under par at the Boilermaker Invitational. The following week he shot a two-under 211 at the MVC Championship, tying for eighth place at the conference championship. The 211 is the eighth-best tournament score for a sophomore in school history, while the 212 at Purdue is tied for the 11th.

2021-22 (Freshman)

Played in 27 rounds and nine total tournaments on the season, averaging 74.9 strokes per round, third-lowest scoring average on the squad. He had two top-10 finishes on the season-most on the team, with a season-low round of 69 (two times) at the Little Rock Invitational on October 18 and in the final round of the 2022 MVC Championship on April 26. Since 2000, only six other freshman have had a round lower than 69. His season-opening round of 215 at the Hoosier Collegiate Invitational is tied for the 10th-lowest tournament by a freshman since 2000 in program history. He also shot a sub-220 round at the Little Rock Invitational (Oct. 18-19) and at the Boilermaker Invitational (Apr. 9-10).

PRIOR TO ILLINOIS STATE

McCulla is a two-time IHSA state runner-up and a three-time state qualifier, only missing his senior year because the tournament was canceled. He averaged 69.6 strokes per round as a junior and 69.8 as a senior and he finished his career 70 total strokes under par. This past season (2020) he was his conference champion with an 18-hole score of 68, regional champion with a 72, and sectional champion with a 73.  Over the summer he took fifth place in the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) UHY St. Louis Junior Tournament with scores of 70, 70, and 73. During his junior season he helped Lead Quincy Notre Dame to a Regional and Sectional championship. He was the sectional runner-up medalist with a three-under 69. His two-round scores of 65-70 on the par-71 course in the state championship saw him finish second overall, a stroke behind the individual champion, while also helping his squad to an overall second place finish. As a sophomore he again helped lead his squad to championships in the regional and sectional round of the IHSA Tournament, taking medalist honors in the regional and finished as the runner-up at the sectional. In the one-round 2018 IHSA Class 2A State Championship, he finished runner-up with an even-par 71 while the team finished in third place, three strokes off the team champion. During his freshman season the McCulla-led Quincy Notre Dame team won the Roxana regional behind McCulla's 70, which earned him medalist honors by three strokes. In the sectional his 73 powered Quincy through to the State Championship, where his team took eighth place. Individually he shot rounds of 78 and 78 in the final tournament of the season, placing 33rd and was the second-highest freshman in the standings.