One glance at Chris Hall's resume and it's easy to see he has dedicated his life to lacrosse. In a 37-year career as a player, coach and advocate for the game, Hall has won championships, started leagues, played and led teams to local, national and international success. 

As a player, Hall reached the pinnacle of box lacrosse in Canada with the Victoria Shamrocks, winning the prestigious Mann Cup in 1979. In 2008. Hall was inducted as a member of the Victoria Shamrocks Hall of Fame. He also spent a year (1975) playing for the Boston Bolts of the original National Lacrosse League.

As a field lacrosse player, the tough-minded defenseman helped the Canadian team to a Bronze medal in the 1982 World Games in Baltimore. At the Jim Thorpe World Games in Los Angeles in 1984, Hall helped lead Canada to a Silver medal and was named to the All-World team as a defenseman. Two years later, Hall played on the '86 Silver-winning Canadian team at the World Championships in Toronto. 

He first delved into coaching as the co-founder and Head Coach of the Victoria Seasprays field lacrosse club. Under Hall's leadership, the club went on to create Canadian lacrosse history opening with a four –year 76 game winning streak and capturing 12 Ross Cup Senior A mens' National Championships over the next 16 years before being declared perennial national champs in 2000 until challenged. Hall was also the Head Coach and Assistant General Manager for the Canadian National team from 1988 through 1994 leading them to a Silver medal performance in Australia in '90 and a Bronze medal performance in England in '94. 

In 1983 after a highly successful nine-year box lacrosse playing career with the Victoria Shamrocks, Hall was hired as Head Coach of the Western Lacrosse Association team. He led the team to a Mann Cup victory in his rookie year as Head Coach Hall again led the Shamrocks to a Mann Cup championship in 1999 and was a two-time winner of the WLA Coach of The Year award.

In 2002, Hall was named as Head Coach of the expansion Calgary Roughnekcs of the NLL. He coached them from 2002-2007, won the NLL Championship in 2004.and was a three-time NLL All Star game coach. In 2007, Hall was named as Head Coach of Team England for the World Indoor Championships and went on to lead that country to the Bronze medal game after being seeded eighth prior to the tournament. In 2009, Hall was hired as the Assistant Coach (offence) for the San Jose Stealth of the NLL, taking over the Head Coaching position after a 3-7 start and led the team to the playoffs and Western division final.