SALEM ― Former Bishop Fenwick boys lacrosse coach Steve Driscoll is moving on, but he’s not going far.
On Wednesday afternoon, Salem State University announced that it has hired Driscoll to be its new men’s lacrosse coach.
“Stephen has demonstrated a history of success in recruiting student-athletes and building teams into successful programs,” said Salem State Athletic Director Nicolle Wood. “We are excited to have him join our staff and lead our men’s lacrosse program as they strive to compete in the Little East Conference (LEC) and New England.”
Driscoll has led the Crusaders for the past six seasons, earning Catholic Central League Coach of the Year honors in 2018 and 2021. The two-time Bay State Northeast head coach also coached basketball at the school. This will be his first collegiate head coaching position.
“I am very excited and thankful to be named head men’s lacrosse coach at Salem State University,” said Driscoll. “I want to thank Athletic Director Nicolle Wood and the search committee for giving me the opportunity to help grow the men’s lacrosse program to new heights at an exceptional school like Salem State.
“The entire athletic department embodies the drive and dedication it takes to be successful,” Driscoll added. “I look forward to being able to add to that success with my passion, leadership and love for the sport of lacrosse and empowering young men to be the best version of themselves.”
Driscoll graduated from the University of Maine in 2012 and is currently the director of admissions at Bishop Fenwick.
