Jose Magaway joined the Seattle University Sports Medicine staff as an Athletic Trainer in July 2026. He serves as the Athletic Trainer for softball and men's and women's cross country and track & field.
Magaway joined the Redhawk staff after spending two years as an Athletic Training Graduate Assistant at Lamar University. During his time with the Cardinals, he worked with the football, women’s golf, basketball and soccer programs, taking on primary coverage responsibilities for women’s basketball throughout their full non-conference schedule and women’s soccer through the their 2026 spring season. He also supervised undergraduate student workers and MSAT students, administered concussion testing and gathered objective data for long-term injuries through handheld dynamometer and biofeedback assessments.
Prior to Lamar, Magaway spent a year at the United States Naval Academy in Maryland as an Athletic Training Fellow, working across football, swimming and diving, heavyweight crew and women’s volleyball. There, he developed comprehensive rehabilitation plans for both short and long term injuries, supported return-to-run progressions, and assisted in planning and hosting the Patriot League Championship Swim & Dive meet.
Magaway spent the summer of 2022 as an Athletic Training Intern with the New England Patriots before returning to Ohio State, where he completed his undergraduate education while serving as an Athletic Training Student with the football and men's tennis programs. He holds BOC certification, a High-Velocity Low-Amplitude Thrust (HVLAT) Spine Certification, and Texas state licensure, and was awarded the PFATS Ethnic Minority Scholarship in 2022.