READING, Pa. – Head coach Bernie Driscoll of the Kutztown University men's basketball team joined the Berks County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2025 during the organization's induction banquet Sunday evening, April 27, at the Redner's Event Center at FirstEnergy Stadium in Reading.

The most successful coach in the history of Kutztown University men's basketball, Driscoll ranks fourth in PSAC East history and seventh in PSAC history with 362 wins. He has guided the Golden Bears to six PSAC East championships, four PSAC title games, four NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and two NCAA Atlantic Region finals since being hired in 2000. Driscoll has coached three of the top 10 scorers in PSAC East history, including 2009 National Player of the Year Stephen Dennis. He's a four-time PSAC East Coach of the Year.

The 25th-year head coach arrived at Kutztown by way of 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 three straight 20-win seasons and appeared in the PSAC Final Four each of those three years.

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 Saint Joseph's University in 1988.

Driscoll was among the nine newest members inducted into the Berks County Chapter alongside Travis Berger, Kerry Collins, James Fehling, Rachel Hoffman, Scott Hunsicker, Brian Menet, Rudy Ruth and the late John Jankans.