Pat Hallahan has been involved in baseball for 25 years.  His coaching experience has been at all levels.  At the College level Pat coached under Dean Bowyer at Minnesota State Mankato for three years.  At the High School level Pat was an assistant coach at McLeod West, and is currently the assistant coach at Holy family Catholic in Victoria.  Pat was the Head coach for 3 years at Winsted Holy Trinity High School.  At the Amateur level Pat was the Head coach for 2 years for the Cincinnati Hawks and the coach of the Winthrop Eagles for 1 season.
 
Hallahan has coached many youth programs at all ages within the McLeod County area.  He led the Hutchinson Pirates to a State Championship in 2000 and in 2002 he led the MCB Cardinals to a 3rd place finish at state.  In 2002 Hallahan started the Brownton Baseball Association and in 2003 Hallahan started up the Glencoe VFW program.  Both programs are still around today.  While at Winsted coaching the Holy Trinity team Hallahan started the Winsted Legion program in 2005.  Hallahan is currently the VFW coach for Holy Family Catholic.
 
Hallahan was a 2004 graduate of Minnesota State University where he also coached the JV Baseball program.  He is married to his wife of 21 years, Sharon, and between them they have 5 children.  Cody is a pitcher at Bethany Lutheran college, Brittney is a player for the Southwest State University Softball team, Jackson is a varsity player at Holy Family Catholic and recently accepted a scholarship to play baseball for the Saints of Holy Cross at Notre Dame.  Cortney is a Varsity Softball player at Holy Family catholic.  Pat and Sharon also have a son from Vietnam (Win) who will play for the varsity baseball team at Lester Prairie high school this season. 
 
In the past Pat and Sharon have had many foreign exchange students from Vietnam and South Korea.  One in particular who is very dear to Pat and Sharon is Yo from South Korea.  Yo stayed with Pat and Sharon for 2 years and learned to play baseball.  He currently is back in South Korea playing for a local semi-pro baseball team. 
 
Hallahan's playing experience out of high school has all been at the amateur level.  Hallahan played 5 seasons for the Glencoe Brewers before he moved to Cincinnati where he played 2 seasons with the Cincinnati Hawks as a player/manager.  Hallahan returned to Minnesota to start up the Winthrop Eagles in 1994 where he played 2 seasons.  One season as player/manager and the second as a player.  After that he played a season for the Brownton Bruins, and 2 partial seasons with the Hutchinson Huskies and Winsted Wildcats.  Hallahan closed out his playing days in 2007 with the Green Isle Irish.