About the Utah Talons
The Utah Talons won the AUSL Championship in 2025 and again in 2026. Based in Salt Lake City, the Talons play at Dumke Family Softball Stadium on the University of Utah campus.
The Talons signed veteran pitcher Dallas Escobedo Magee for the 2026 season. In 2025, the Talons drafted Sierra Sacco (Pick #5), who has since moved to the Portland Cascade.
Venue: Dumke Family Softball Stadium
- Address: 102 S. Wasatch Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
- Capacity: 1,410 (910 permanent bleacher seats with canopy, including 520 armchair seats, plus 500 on outfield berm)
- Parking: Three free parking lots at 101 S. Wasatch Drive, 72 S. Central Campus Drive, and 9 S. Wasatch Drive
- Concessions: Cashless transactions only (credit card, Apple Pay, Google Wallet). No outside food or drink permitted (factory-sealed water bottles OK). Clear bag policy in effect.
The Talons played 12 home games at Dumke Family Softball Stadium during the 2026 regular season.
2026 Season
- Record: 16-9
- Regular-season finish: First of six
- Head Coach: Cindy Ball-Malone
- General Manager: Lisa Fernandez
The Talons finished 16-9 atop the regular-season standings, then swept the Chicago Bandits at Davis Diamond in College Station, Texas, to win the 2026 AUSL Championship. They won Game 1, 2-1, on Saturday, July 25 and Game 2, 6-1, on Sunday, July 26. Montana Fouts threw a complete game in the clincher. Outfielder Jadelyn Allchin was named Championship Series MVP.
- AUSL Pitcher of the Year: Montana Fouts (seven wins, seven complete games, 63 strikeouts in 62.1 innings)
- AUSL Comeback Player of the Year: Bri Ellis (.353, five home runs)
- All-AUSL Team: Montana Fouts (pitcher), Bri Ellis (corner infield), Jadelyn Allchin (outfield)
2026 AUSL schedule and results
2026 Draft Class
2 players selected in the 2026 AUSL College Draft — May 4, 2026 on ESPN2.
Roster
The full Utah Talons roster is on the official AUSL site.