Baseball

Patrick Hall enters his fourth season as an assistant coach on John Slosar's staff. Among his many varied duties, Hall serves as pitching coach, recruiting coordinator, while also assisting in the day-to-day administration of the Fairfield University baseball program.

Prior to Fairfield, Hall was an assistant at the University of New Haven, where he worked with the pitching staff and the junior varsity program. He was also an assistant coach at his alma mater the University of Bridgeport, where his pitching staff finished with the best earned run average in the conference in 2001.

His involvement in the sport of baseball has also led to several business endeavors as he owned H & H Baseball, LLC in West Haven, Conn., and the Connecticut Blue Jays Baseball Club.

He has been active in various AAU teams, throughout his coaching career, helping the 1998 Connecticut Wolfpack 14-U AAU squad, to a second place finish in the nation, as well as a seventh place finish in 1999.

In 2001 he served as the head coach of the Connecticut Blue Jays 14-U AAU junior Olympic team that participated in the national tournament in Sarasota, Fla. In 2002, his 18-U team finished number-one in New England in the AABC, and number-three at the Beast of the East Nationals in West Virginia.

He has helped many of his former players, play baseball in college. Hall was the captain of the 1998 Bridgeport team earning All-New England honors in the process. Before playing for the Purple Knights, Hall helped lead the 1995 Housatonic Community College to the Junior College World Series.

Hall resides in Bristol, Conn., with his wife Beth Ellen and daughters Kaylee and Ryleigh.