Chris Dawson, originally from Wichita, KS, will make his debut as the head coach of the Joplin Outlaws in the summer of 2020.
Coach Dawson is in his first year as an assistant coach for McPherson College, where he assists in coaching hitters and is in charge of coaching infielders and base running.
During his college years, Dawson played baseball at Hesston College before transferring to Tabor College for his sophomore year.
During his college years, Dawson played baseball at Hesston College before transferring to Tabor College for his sophomore year.
At Tabor, he assisted the team in setting a school record for most wins in a season. Dawson then moved to McPherson where he wrapped up his college career playing for the Central Christian College Tigers while earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Studies: Exercise Science and Paraprofessional.
Dawson isn't new to coaching or summer collegiate baseball. In 2019, he was the head coach for the McPherson Pipeliners of the Kansas Collegiate League. Prior to coaching the Pipeliners, Coach Dawson had coached for 3 years on the NCAA Division 2 (Hawaii Pacific), NAIA (Central Christian College), and JUCO (Hesston College) levels. He has been in charge of coaching hitters, infielders, and base running throughout his coaching career.
Dawson isn't new to coaching or summer collegiate baseball. In 2019, he was the head coach for the McPherson Pipeliners of the Kansas Collegiate League. Prior to coaching the Pipeliners, Coach Dawson had coached for 3 years on the NCAA Division 2 (Hawaii Pacific), NAIA (Central Christian College), and JUCO (Hesston College) levels. He has been in charge of coaching hitters, infielders, and base running throughout his coaching career.
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