Greg Hamilton
Position: Coach
Born: July 26, 1965
Hometown: Peterborough, Ontario
BIO
Greg Hamilton????'s involvement with Baseball Canada spans nearly three decades. From 1992-1995, Hamilton was the Pitching Coach with the Senior National team before taking over the Junior National Team program in 1996. After a brief hiatus, Hamilton returned to oversee the Junior National program in 1999, a position that he still holds today. Hamilton played both hockey and baseball at Princeton University and then jumped into his coaching career with a two-year stint as assistant coach at his alma-matter. He also served as the pitching coach of the French National team in 1994 while living in France where he managed the Montpellier Baseball Club, a Senior Division team from 1993-1997. After moving on to be an assistant coach at the University of Maine (Orono) in 1998, Hamilton was later hired by Baseball Canada to coach the Junior National Team and become the Director of National Teams.
In his role, Hamilton has led the Junior National Team program to two WBSC U18 Baseball World Cup bronze medals (1997, 2006) and one silver (2012) while seeing an impressive group of program graduates reach the big leagues including MLB All-Stars Jason Bay, Russell Martin, Justin Morneau, Michael Saunders and Mike Soroka.
Hamilton has put together national team squads that have won three Pan Am Games medals (Gold ’11, Gold ’15, Silver ’19), competed at two Olympic Games (’04, ’08) and all four World Baseball Classic events.