Coach Gary Galloway announced his retirement from the top post of Varsity Head Baseball Coach after 32 years.
Recording five North Coast Section A Titles, twenty-one NCL II Titles, NCL I Co-Champs three times with a win-loss record of 579 wins, 224 losses and three ties for a .718 winning percentage, Coach Galloway had a long run as one of the most successful coaches in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Coach Galloway will remain a part of the St. Vincent de Paul High School community by continuing as the Physical Education Department Chair, the boy’s PE instructor, as well as working directly with the Office of the Principal and President in the role of Alumni Relations.The relationships that Coach Galloway has fostered throughout the years have been invaluable to the St. Vincent de Paul community. Principal Patrick W. Daly and Director of Athletics, Stan Switala, have expressed their gratitude for the time and energy Coach Galloway provided to the student athletes.
“St. Vincent de Paul High School and members of the school community are grateful for the tenure of Coach Galloway and the contributions he has made to the sport of baseball in Petaluma and Sonoma County," said Principal Daly.
We thank Coach Galloway for his decades of service to the St. Vincent de Paul community.
