Softball

Brandon Wallace joined the University of La Verne Softball Coaching Staff in the fall of 2022 as an Assistant Coach and the Recruiting Coordinator. Brandon will be primarily working with pitchers, catchers and hitters in addition to recruiting. Wallace brings tremendous experience and success as a coach on both the prep and intercollegiate levels of softball.

In 2019-2022 Coach Wallace was the Lead Assistant Softball Coach and Recruiting Coordinator for CSUSB. His duties consisted of working with student-athletes academically, practice planning, working with fielding, and hitting. He was also in charge of running prospect camps as the camp director.

 In 2020-2021 Coach Wallace was named the Director of Operations for the American Athletics organization. He was also the Head Coach for the 18U premier team.  Coach Wallace in his short time with AA helped players receive scholarships to continue playing at the college level. He left in the summer of 2021 to continue coaching full-time at the collegiate level.

 In 2017-2019 Coach Wallace was the Lead Assistant and Recruiting Coordinator at Fullerton Community College. While there he also assisted the Hornets with the infield and hitting from 2017-2019.

 From 2015-2020 Coach Wallace played a big role in the travel ball circuit being the Head Coach with the Cal A's organization under Cal A's Wallace, coaching the 14U, 16U, and 18U Gold seasons. Many of his players from travel ball went on to play at all levels of college, from NCAA Division I to NAIA.  

 In the summer of 2016 Coach Wallace was an Assistant Coach with the Cal A's USA Select Team who faced the Denso Japan National Team.

 He has also served as a High School Varsity Coach and is the owner of Wallace Fastpitch Academy, where he is a private hitting and fielding instructor. 

Accomplishments:

• First Team All-region, All CCAA, CSUSB Freshman of the year
• Tournament of Champions All-Tournament Team
• Las Vegas Desert Stinger Tournament Division II Champions
• Three players selected CCAA All-Star
• CCAA Tournament appearance
• CCAA Championship appearance
• CCAA player of the year
• First Team All-Region Selection
• Seven NFCA All-American Scholar Athletes 

He currently resides in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife, four kids, and their three dogs.