Dallas Escobedo Magee is a 6-foot-1 professional softball pitcher from Phoenix, Arizona. She was acquired as an Available Player following a collegiate career at Arizona State.
Personal Life
Hobbies: Enjoys spending time with friends and family.
Background: Inducted into Arizona State University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2025. Has two dogs named Huwie and Jax. Lists former Arizona State head softball coach Clint Myers as a person who has made a difference in her life. Models her game after Randy Johnson. Says Jennie Finch, Cat Osterman and Monica Abbott are among her softball idols. Most prized possessions are her family photos and her husband’s Pokemon collection. Proudest accomplishments are her playing career at Arizona State and marrying her husband Chris. Wears No. 12 because of her birthday.
Education: Received bachelor’s degree in special education at Arizona State in addition to master’s degree in autism and behavior analysis.
Family: Daughter of Richard Escobedo and Jodi Gosch. One of four children in her family. Brother-in-law, Brandon Magee, played in Boston Red Sox organization. Brother-in-law, Cam Magee, played in Atlanta Braves organization.
Professional Experience
Other Professional Experience (2014–2017)
NPF & Japan Diamond League: Selected No. 1 overall in the 2014 NPF Draft by the Pennsylvania Rebellion. Compiled 182 strikeouts over 222.3 innings. Also pitched for the Texas Charge, Scrap Yard Fast Pitch, and Toyota Industries Shining Vega.
International Experience (2010–2020)
Team Mexico: Led Mexico to a fourth-place finish at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, posting a 2-2 record with a 2.45 ERA and 13 strikeouts over 20.0 innings.
Team USA: Led the United States to the 2011 ISF Junior World Champion title with a 4-0 record and 34 strikeouts. Won Gold at the 2010 U-18 Pan American Games.
College Experience: Arizona State (2011–2014)
Career Statistics: Fashioned a school-record .816 winning percentage with a 115-26 record. Ranks second on the Sun Devils’ career list for victories (115) and strikeouts (1,224). Threw four career no-hitters.
Senior Year (2014): Notched 336 strikeouts.
Freshman Year (2011): Notched 37 victories with 35 complete games and 13 shutouts. Named Most Outstanding Player at the 2011 NCAA Women’s College World Series.
Awards & Honors
All-America: Three-time NFCA All-America selection (First-Team as a freshman).
Conference Honors: Four-time First-Team All-Pac-12 Conference selection and 2011 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year.
