Les Hall

Leslie L. Hall

• School Marshall University

• Born November 22, 1935 in Huntington, WV USA
• Died September 9, 2016 in Palm Bay, FL USA

Biographical Information

Les Hall was a college coach.

Hall was a captain on his college team as a senior and was named to the Mid-American Conference all-conference team. He was head coach at Satellite High School from 1967-1977, compiling a 204-79 record. [1] He then served as both the head coach and Associate Director of Athletics at Florida Institute of Technology from 1977-2002. The 596 wins over his 25 year career at FIT ranks Hall among the Top-25 in Division II baseball history. He remains the program’s all-time winningest coach. In 1992, he took FIT to the 1992 Division II College World Series.

Year-by-Year Coaching Record

Year	School	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1978	Florida Institute of Technology
1979	Florida Institute of Technology	23-20
1980	Florida Institute of Technology	28-14-1
1981	Florida Institute of Technology	30-19-1
1982	Florida Institute of Technology	19-25	5-16
1983	Florida Institute of Technology	18-24	3-16
1984	Florida Institute of Technology	20-34	4-24
1985	Florida Institute of Technology	22-26	6-18
1986	Florida Institute of Technology	22-24	6-18
1987	Florida Institute of Technology	26-20-1	7-17
1988	Florida Institute of Technology	20-22-3	5-15
1989	Florida Institute of Technology	31-20	11-12
1990	Florida Institute of Technology	28-19	10-14
1991	Florida Institute of Technology	29-18	13-11	Division II Regionals
1992	Florida Institute of Technology	28-23	11-13	Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
1993	Florida Institute of Technology	24-21	13-11
1994	Florida Institute of Technology	27-20	10-11
1995	Florida Institute of Technology	22-24	6-15
1996	Florida Institute of Technology	25-21-1	7-14
1997	Florida Institute of Technology	31-16	9-12
1998	Florida Institute of Technology	24-22-1	6-12
1999	Florida Institute of Technology	16-26-1	6-15
2000	Florida Institute of Technology	22-22	6-14
2001	Florida Institute of Technology	13-34	3-17
2002	Florida Institute of Technology	18-28	6-15