Gary Gilmore Tabbed to introduce to the Athletic Hall of Fame of South Carolina – wpde.com

Conway, SC – Coastal Carolina Baseball coach Gary Gary Gilmore will be excellent with the introduction to the Athletic Hall of Fame of South Carolina in 2025, Scahof reported on Wednesday.

Gilmore, who will be introduced in his sixth Hall of Fame, has recently completed a 34-year coaching career in college, including in the last 29 seasons in his Alma Mater, Coastal Carolina. He was also the head coach at USC Aiken since 1990-95.

“We couldn’t be more happy for the coach Gilmore,” said CCU chief coach Kevin. “This induction of the hall of glory is a testament to his passion, dedication and the incredible impact he had on the game and everyone around him. We are so proud that we see his inheritance this way!”

The Athletic Hall of Fame in South Carolina in honor of the 2025 class was appointed Monday, May 19, at the Congress Center in Colombia. The 10 individuals will be forever laid down with the highest athletic honor of the state.

Gary Gilmore Bio

The Unanimous 2016 National Coach of the Year After Leading Coastal Carolina to A College World Series That Season, Gary Gilmore Co -Final and Final Suebe Leers’ Program in 1996 and LED The team of 19 regional performances of NCAA Division I, along with three super regional.

Before moving to the Sun Belt conference where Chanticleers won two titles at the 2016 Conference Tournament,-Coastal Carolina won 11 championships for major Big South and 10 regular season titles. The Gilmore program has five seasons to win 50 plus since 2001, including two 55 winning campaigns (2010 and 2016).

Most recently, Gilmore led Chanticleers to a record of 36-25 in 2024 and a trip to the regional Clemson in his last season. Gilmore has published 1118-597-3 records for his 29 years in Carolina Coast and holds 1371 wins of all time as a college coach, which includes his 253 victories as a chief coach in Division II USC Aiken from 1990-95.

Known in the college baseball as one of the most respected sports coaches, Gilmore has been awarded many awards throughout his career. He was declared coach at the Conference of the Year 11 times in two different leagues, and also took the home of the American Baseball Coaches (ABCA) Atlantic Regional Coach of the Year in 2005 and 2016. Gilmore won the Jerry Kind character in the coach The award in 2021 was previously introduced into the ABCA Fame in 2022, its fifth induction in the Hall of Fame.

He is also a member of the Franklin County Hall of Fame (VA), the Hall of Fame of Ferrum College College, the Hall of Fame of USC Aiken Athletics and the Salem-Roanok Baseball Hall. Gilmore is the coach of 44 players up to 80 American honors with 15 freshmen. Under his leadership, 10 different players have been declared a conference player of the year, seven have taken the owner of the year, and six have won a rookie/Newcomer of the year. Gilmore has made 92 players in total, and 128 players have signed professional contracts throughout their careers.

Before becoming a coach, Gilmore played for two seasons at Coastal Carolina in 1979 and 1980. He hit. He was then a scout for the Cleveland and Seattle Marinrs Indians before becoming a baseball coach at Pleasant Hill (SC) in 1984.

Gilmore joined the USC Aiken program as an assistant coach in 1986 and was ultimately promoted to the main coach before the 1990 season. After a successful six -year stay, which saw the program appeared in the World Series of Division II in 1993. , Gilmore became the main coach at Coastal Carolina in 1996.

SCAHOF BANK INFORMATION

The Scahof banquet is the biggest annual holiday of Palmetto State sports stars under one roof. The traditional introduction of past instigators, the “action of legends”, is one of the highlights of the event. The affair, which includes reception and dinner, starts at 5:30 pm tables of eight can be purchased online at https://scahof.org/banquet.

Coastal baseball 2025

Chanticleers will open the first season of chief coach Kevin on February 14, 2025 with the annual baseball of the beach tournament presented by a visit to Myrtle Beach, against St. Joseph at 16:00 ET. The weekend composition also includes games against Kansas and Washington.