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Driscoll, the winningest coach in Kutztown history, is a four-time PSAC East Coach of the Year (2003, 2009, 2015, 2016) and six-time KU Men's Coach of the Year. Driscoll has won six PSAC East titles (2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2017), including six of the last 14 years. He has led KU to four PSAC Championship games, four NCAA Tournament appearances and has won 15 career postseason games.

Driscoll has led the Golden Bears to a winning season in 15 of the last 19 seasons, and an appearance in the PSAC Tournament in 16 of the last 19. Kutztown qualified for back-to-back NCAA Tournaments twice in his career (2009-10, 2016-17), the first NCAA bids for the program since its first-ever bid in 1988. KU has appeared in two Atlantic Region Finals and NCAA Sweet 16's, the most recent coming in 2016.

During a 10-year span from 2002-12, Driscoll led the Golden Bears to 10 straight winning seasons and a program record 10-straight PSAC playoff appearances. At the time, it was the longest active streak of any PSAC school.

Driscoll has guided numerous award-winning student-athletes on the court. In the PSAC East, he has coached six Athletes of the Year, four Freshmen of the Year, two Defensive Athletes of the Year, and 42 All-PSAC honorees. Notably, KU has had an All-PSAC player in 20 of Driscoll's 21 years at the helm.

At the national level, KU has had six all-region players under Driscoll's tenure, highlighted by Stephen Dennis, the 2010 Daktronics Ron Lenz National Player of the Year. Dennis is Kutztown's all-time leading scorer and was a First Team All-American and Atlantic Region Player of the Year in his senior year in 2009-10.

Driscoll won his 200th career game on Nov. 14, 2012, in a 92-68 victory over Wilmington University. His 300th win came on Jan. 24, 2018, in a 91-75 home win over Lock Haven University.

KU set multiple school-records in 2017. KU won its second straight PSAC East title and appeared in its second-straight NCAA Tournament. KU went 26-4 for its most successful season under Driscoll's tenure in terms of winning percentage (.867), and marked Driscoll's fifth career 20-win season. KU won a school-record 20 PSAC games and tied the 100-year school-record winning streak of 18 games. KU was featured in the NABC National Poll the entire season, with its highest ranking of fifth - the second-highest ranking in program history.

A year prior in 2016, KU held a 17-game home winning streak and went 14-0 at home in the regular season.

Driscoll guided KU to its fourth PSAC Eastern Division regular season championship in 2012, the program's fourth title in five years. KU finished 18-9 overall, had a then-school-record 15 PSAC victories, and was the No. 1 seed in the playoffs and hosted a home playoff game against East Stroudsburg.

In the 2009-10 season, Driscoll guided the Golden Bears to a 23-8 record, marking the first time in school history the team had back-to-back 20-win seasons. With a 75-59 win over Gannon on Jan. 2, 2010, Driscoll picked up his 150th career win at the helm of the Golden Bears. The team was ranked in every single national poll and reached a school-best No. 2 on Jan. 19, 2010. The Golden Bears finished runner-up in the PSAC Championship and earned a trip to the NCAA Regionals.

In 2008-09, Driscoll was named the PSAC East Coach of the Year for the second time in his career, led the Golden Bears to the PSAC Championship game and the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region final. With 28 wins, the Golden Bears won more games than any other team in school history. KU also won a school-record four postseason games, two in the PSAC tournament and another two in the NCAA Division II tournament. The two NCAA tournament wins were program firsts. The PSAC East title was the program's first outright since 1987-88. It was the second straight PSAC East crown, as KU earned a share of the title in 2007-08 with Cheyney, finishing 10-2 in the division. Driscoll's 82-76 win over Cheyney at Keystone Hall on Feb. 25, 2008, moved him past Walt Risley for most coaching wins in school history.

KU hosted its third PSAC playoff game in 2008-09 and picked up its first win at home in the playoffs, with a 98-87 win over Mansfield. The win capped a 15-0 season at Keystone Hall, the first team in the modern era to go undefeated at home.

In 2004-05, the team was 15-12 overall, also advancing to the quarterfinals. KU was ranked as high as 17th in the nation. In 2003-04, KU reached the PSAC title game for the first time in 16 years. In 2002-03, Driscoll’s club had a remarkable turnaround, as he earned PSAC East Coach of the Year honors. After winning a combined 11 games in two years, the Golden Bears went 18-10 overall, and 8-4 in the PSAC East. The squad made its first PSAC playoff appearance since 1999, winning the second-most games in school history.

Driscoll came to Kutztown from West Chester, where he served as the top assistant coach from 1987-2000. In his final three seasons there, the Golden Rams won two PSAC East titles, and received two bids to the NCAA Tournament. WCU produced a string of three straight 20-win seasons, and appeared in the PSAC Final Four each of those three years. In addition, Driscoll was a key factor in the academic success of the Golden Ram basketball program, which boasted a 98 percent graduation rate for its players.

Driscoll received a bachelor’s degree in biology from Dickinson College in 1977. While at Dickinson, he participated in varsity football and baseball and still holds most of the career receiving records at the school. He received a master’s degree in education from St. Joseph’s University in 1988.

Driscoll and his wife, Liz, have three children — daughters, Maureen and Kelly, and son, Rick.

A KU graduate with a bachelor's degree in elementary education, York was a three-year starter and two-time MVP selection as a member of the Golden Bear men's basketball team. He earned All-PSAC East honors in 1981-82.

After coaching at Phoenixville and Glen Mills high schools, York compiled a 96-92 record in seven seasons as KU’s head women’s basketball coach (1987-94). He was named PSAC East Coach of the Year after guiding the women’s basketball team to an 18-10 record in 1989-90.

York then spent four stellar seasons as head coach of girls’ basketball at Wilson High School (1996-00) in West Lawn, Pa. He compiled a record of 105-20, winning two county championships and three AAAA District III titles. He came back to KU from Exeter High School, where he coached girls’ basketball in 2000-01.

York and his wife, Wendy, have two children. Aly, a former KU women's volleyball and basketball player, is a 2015 graduate of Kutztown University with a degree in elementary education/special education and currently works as a teacher in the Hamburg School District. Travis is a 2013 KU graduate and currently works for the Lehigh Valley Health Network.