Greg O'Halloran joins Ontario Terriers

Greg O’Halloran has a very impressive resume and he will be bringing his many years of experience to the Ontario Terriers organization beginning this fall as a coach on the 16u staff.
 
‎In 1987 O’Halloran made his way to California  where he played his college ball at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. He was a power hitting catcher for coach Mike Mayne. 
 
After being drafted in 1988 O’Halloran worked his way through the minor leagues eventually reaching the majors with the Miami Marlins in 1994. In all, he spent nine years in professional baseball playing with class-A St. Catharines, class-A Dunedin, double-A Knoxville and triple-A Syracuse in the Blue Jays system.

From there he headed to the Florida Marlins organization in 1994 with double-A Portland and spending 12 games with the Marlins. He also spent time with the Chicago Cubs’ triple-A Iowa, as well as Duluth-Superior in the independent league and Quintana Roo in Mexico.
 
O’Halloran has also donned the Team Canada jersey on several occasions. He played in the 1988 Seoul Olympics and was on the coaching staff of the first two World Baseball Classics.
 
A snap shot of O’Halloran’s career ...
1985-1986 Canadian Junior National Team
1987 Orange Coast College, California
1987 Signed LOI with University of Illinois
1988 Canadian Olympic Team, Seoul Korea
1988 Drafted by Toronto Blue Jays (32nd round)

1989-1993 Toronto class-A-AAA ,40 man roster
1989‎ Played winter ball in Venezuela
1994 Miami Marlins AA-Major Leagues
1995 Chicago Cubs AAA, Mexican Winter League
1996 Mexican Winter and Summer League

1997 Taiwan Major League
1998-2001 Scout with MLB Scouting Bureau
2006-2009- Team Canada bullpen catcher, World Baseball Classic
2013 TV Analyst on Blue Jays Xpress, Sportsnet 360