Billy Hall

Billy Hall, from Wichita Northwest High School, began his collegiate career at Butler Community College, where he was an All-Region VI second baseman during his sophomore season.  

As a walk-on at Wichita State, he hit .364 with 59 stolen bases as a senior, helping the Shockers to the 1991 College World Series final.  He was named a first-team All America by Collegiate Baseball.  

Hall was drafted by San Diego and spent parts of two seasons with the Wichita Wranglers, then a Padres affiliate.  He played fifteen seasons of professional baseball, reaching the AAA level in four different organizations.  Hall spent one season in Korea and also played in Venezuela and Mexico.

Hall returned to Wichita in 2012 as a volunteer assistant at Wichita State.  He has also coached the Derby Twins of the Jayhawk League, served as director for the Wichita Reds high school program and is involved in League 42, a Wichita youth baseball league.