CHICAGO BANDITS
Jenny Dalton-Hill
GENERAL MANAGER
ROLEGeneral Manager
TEAMChicago Bandits
CREDENTIALThree-time WCWS champion, NCAA record 328 RBIs
General Manager | Chicago Bandits
About Jenny Dalton-Hill
Jenny Dalton-Hill is one of the most decorated players in NCAA softball history, having won three national championships at Arizona while setting records that still stand nearly 30 years later. Her career uniquely spans both softball and baseball, including a stint with the Colorado Silver Bullets and a bronze medal with the U.S. women’s national baseball team. She has served on USA Baseball’s Board of Directors and has been a prominent ESPN softball analyst since 2013, bringing unmatched visibility and credibility to the Bandits front office.
Career Highlights
- Three-time Women’s College World Series champion with Arizona (1993, 1994, 1996); career .411 average, 76 home runs, NCAA record 328 RBIs
- 1996 Honda Award winner and National Player of the Year
- Played professional baseball with the Colorado Silver Bullets (1997); bronze medal with Team USA at the 2010 Women’s Baseball World Cup
- ESPN softball analyst since 2013; inducted into Arizona Sports Hall of Fame (2001) and Little League Hall of Excellence (2022)
2026 Season
The Chicago Bandits in 2026:
- Finished 16-9, second in the regular season, and set an AUSL record with nine straight wins.
- Beat the Portland Cascade 6-5 in 11 innings in the play-in, the longest game in AUSL history, then lost the Championship Series to Utah. Play-in recap
- Sami Williams was Hitter of the Year and Odicci Alexander-Bennett received the Impact Award. 2026 awards
Every result: 2026 schedule and results.