Softball
Dallas Magee
- Title:
- Assistant Coach (Pitching)
- Email:
- damagee@calpoly.edu
Bringing experience as a two-time All-America selection and Women’s College World Series champion at Arizona State and from the international and professional arenas, Dallas Magee (née Escobedo) is in his her first year as Cal Poly’s assistant and pitching coach.
“Dallas has experience and success at every level of the game,” 23rd-year head coach Jenny Condon said. “Her ability to relate to our pitching staff will be a huge asset for us as well as her ability to throw batting practice to prepare for opponents. Our hitters will elevate their game by seeing her throw to them every day.”
Magee joins the Cal Poly staff after helping lead the Utah Talons to a second successive Athletes Unlimited Softball League championship in 2026. Previously, Magee competed in Japan’s Diamond League from 2019-25 and pitched for both the Texas Charge (2017) and Pennsylvania Rebellion (2014-16) in National Pro Fastpitch.
“Jenny and (associate head coach Gina Vecchione) exuded excitement and a positive energy that drew me into the position,” Magee said. “Getting back into coaching is important to me because this game has blessed me with a lifetime of opportunities and being able to come to San Luis Obispo is a dream come true. I’m so thankful for the trust they have in me to work with amazing athletes that love the game of softball as much as I do.”
An NFCA All-America selection in 2011 (first team) and 2013 (second), Magee still ranks second in Arizona State history for career wins (115), shutouts (39), starts (140), complete games (116), appearances (173), strikeouts (1,224) and innings pitched (950.1). Also a three-time NFCA All-West Region performer, four-time All-Pac-12 pick and the conference’s 2011 Freshman of the Year honoree, Magee graduated with a 2.01 ERA.
Helping drive Arizona State’s 2011 Women’s College World Series title run, Magee was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player as a freshman after striking out 38 hitters in 35 innings.
At international level, Magee teamed with former Mustang All-America righthander Sierra Hyland on the Mexico Women’s National Team for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. Magee earned two group stage victories before Mexico ultimately lost the bronze medal game to Canada.
The No. 1 overall selection in the 2014 NPF Draft, Magee was inducted into the Arizona State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2025.
“Dallas has experience and success at every level of the game,” 23rd-year head coach Jenny Condon said. “Her ability to relate to our pitching staff will be a huge asset for us as well as her ability to throw batting practice to prepare for opponents. Our hitters will elevate their game by seeing her throw to them every day.”
Magee joins the Cal Poly staff after helping lead the Utah Talons to a second successive Athletes Unlimited Softball League championship in 2026. Previously, Magee competed in Japan’s Diamond League from 2019-25 and pitched for both the Texas Charge (2017) and Pennsylvania Rebellion (2014-16) in National Pro Fastpitch.
“Jenny and (associate head coach Gina Vecchione) exuded excitement and a positive energy that drew me into the position,” Magee said. “Getting back into coaching is important to me because this game has blessed me with a lifetime of opportunities and being able to come to San Luis Obispo is a dream come true. I’m so thankful for the trust they have in me to work with amazing athletes that love the game of softball as much as I do.”
An NFCA All-America selection in 2011 (first team) and 2013 (second), Magee still ranks second in Arizona State history for career wins (115), shutouts (39), starts (140), complete games (116), appearances (173), strikeouts (1,224) and innings pitched (950.1). Also a three-time NFCA All-West Region performer, four-time All-Pac-12 pick and the conference’s 2011 Freshman of the Year honoree, Magee graduated with a 2.01 ERA.
Helping drive Arizona State’s 2011 Women’s College World Series title run, Magee was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player as a freshman after striking out 38 hitters in 35 innings.
At international level, Magee teamed with former Mustang All-America righthander Sierra Hyland on the Mexico Women’s National Team for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. Magee earned two group stage victories before Mexico ultimately lost the bronze medal game to Canada.
The No. 1 overall selection in the 2014 NPF Draft, Magee was inducted into the Arizona State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2025.
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