June 7, 2007

LE MOYNE'S GALLAGHER DRISCOLL INDUCTED INTO ST. ROSE COLLEGE HALL OF FAME.

ALBANY, NY - Le Moyne College Men's Basketball Assistant Coach Gallagher Driscoll was one of five former student-athletes to be inducted into the St. Rose College Hall of Fame during a ceremony held in the St. Joseph's Auditorium on June 2, 2007. Driscoll played basketball for the Golden Knights from 1988-1989 and 1991-1992.

Driscoll with enter his fifth season as an assistant for the Dolphins and brings 12 seasons of collegiate coaching experience to the sidelines. He returned to Le Moyne two seasons ago to the place where his coaching career began. As an assistant to Scott Hicks '88, Driscoll helped Le Moyne advance to the NCAA Tournament in the 1995-96 and 1996-97 seasons- the program's two most recent trip.

At St. Rose, Gallagher Driscoll established himself as one of the finest point guards in the renowned history of men's basketball at Saint Rose. A superlative playmaker and defender, Driscoll still holds school records for assists (878) and steals (359). He owns the top-two single-season marks in both categories as well. The only player to ever record 100 assists and 100 steals in the same season (1990-91); Driscoll was a Division II Bulletin preseason All-America selection and a New York Collegiate Athletic Conference (NYCAC) All-Conference pick in 1991-92. He was the MVP of the College's first NCAA Tournament Team that year, was a member of two NAIA District 31 Championship squads and helped lead the Golden Knights to four consecutive, 20-win campaigns. Furthermore, the former team captain was a part of four teams that won 77.2 percent (95-28) of their games collectively.

A graduate of Bishop Ludden High School in Syracuse, NY; Gallagher Driscoll resides in his hometown of Syracuse with his wife Missy.