Rob Dallas is in his first season as the Mighty Macs' head men's soccer coach in 2025.
In his debut campaign on Immaculata's sidelines, Dallas led the Mighty Macs to a 3-12-2 (2-3-2 AEC) record. Despite a tough season, they ended on a high note with an upset 1-0 road win over Marywood. Dallas produced two All-AEC selections in 2025: Luca Greppellini (First Team) and Alex Corsones (Second Team). Greppellini was also named the Atlantic East Conference Rookie of the Year.
"We are ecstatic to welcome Rob to the Immaculata family. We have certainly had enough experience playing against his teams while at Cabrini, and we are looking forward to putting him in front of the fantastic student-athletes in our men's soccer program," said Paul Murphy, Immaculata's Director of Athletics and Recreation. "Rob's experience as a head coach at the collegiate level for more than a decade will serve him well, as he looks to raise the bar for the Mighty Macs men's soccer program. We look forward to supporting the team, as we open a new chapter in the program."
Dallas comes to Immaculata after spending the 2024 season as an assistant coach at West Chester University. Prior to West Chester, Dallas spent 18 years as a coach in Cabrini University's program, serving as head coach from 2012-24. While at Cabrini, he was a part of six conference championships teams and NCAA tournament appearances. His team made six conference final appearances from 2015-21. He has served on the United Soccer Coaches Regional Rankings Committee, the NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Committee, and the NCAA Soccer Safety Committee.
"I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to serve as the head men's soccer coach at Immaculata University! I am extremely excited to lead this program into a new era and build on the incredible foundation that Coach [Rich] Punt, his staff, and student-athletes have created over the years," said Dallas. "I want to thank Paul Murphy, Patty Canterino, and the entire search committee for believing in my vision for the program. I am committed to providing a top-notch student athlete experience, while building on the program's legacy with hard work, passion, and a vision for success both on and off the field. I look forward to getting started and contributing to the continued growth of the team and the Immaculata community."
In addition to his coaching duties at Cabrini, Dallas served as the coordinator of facilities and operations for the Dixon Athletic Center.
Prior to his full-time role at Cabrini, Dallas was a teacher at The Phelps School in Malvern, Pa. from August 2008 to July 2015. He was a teacher's aide and a student aide at Radnor High School from August 2004 to June 2008.
Dallas earned his Bachelor of Science in Education in Social Studies, with a Minor in Athletic Coaching, from Millersville University in 2005, where he played four years of varsity men's soccer for the Marauders. He earned his Master of Science in Leadership from Cabrini in 2023.
***Career Record at Immaculata/Career Record Overall updated as of May 15, 2026***
