Jacey Dauphin

Jacey Dauphin, a former All-American softball player at Cowley College and a member of the school’s Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame, serves as head coach of the Lady Tiger softball program.

Dauphin grew up in Ark City and played softball for her father, Bob, while attending Ark City High School. At ACHS, she was a four-time All-League selection, three-time All-League MVP, four-time All-State selection, and helped the Bulldogs to back-to-back Class 5A State Championships (2006 & 2007). At the time, she held the Kansas State Sports Hall of Fame pitching records for most consecutive wins (47), most career shutouts (50), most single-season shutouts (19), and lowest single-season ERA (0.06).

She obtained an Associate’s Degree from Cowley. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Health and Sports Science Education from NWOSU and was inducted into the Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame in 2020.

She began her coaching career in the 2012-13 school year and led Vici (OK) High School to multiple state tournament appearances during her tenure. She left Vici to take over as head coach at Woodward (OK) High School and helped the Boomers to a three-year record of 57-32 and a state tournament appearance.

 She and her husband, Marc, have two children, Easton and Oaklee.