in 1990 and 2009 and baseball in 1988. He was named CHSAA Coach of the Year 25 times in baseball, 22 times in basketball, won city championships in three different decades and has been elected into seven different Hall of Fames, including the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame. Molloy's track team has won 24 CHSAA indoor track titles since its inception. Tom Farrell, a Molloy graduate, won a bronze medal at the 1968 Olympics in the 800 m run. Chris Lopez (1991) currently has the New York High School indoor state record in the triple jump, set on March 2, 1991, with a mark of 50′ 7.25″. Molloy's dominant track and field program has more CHSAA team titles than any other CHSAA school. Molloy's soccer team was undefeated in the 2004 season and won its second state championship that season. Notable alumni Xavier Rescigno (1930) - Former Major League Baseball player Edward D. Head (1936) - 11th Bishop of Buffalo Lou Carnesecca (1943) - St. John's University coach in College Basketball Hall of Fame Charles J. Hynes (1952) - Brooklyn District Attorney Tommy Kearns (1954) - Former NBA player York Larese (1956) - Former NBA player Raymond Kelly (1959) - Former New York City Police Commissioner Peter Vecsey (1961) - Sports columnist and television analyst Tom Farrell (1962) - Bronze medalist, 800 metres, 1968 Summer Olympics Louis Willett (1963) - War hero and Medal of Honor recipient Jim Larrañaga (1967) - Men's basketball coach at University of Miami Kevin Joyce (1969) - NBA player and captain of 1972 USA Olympic Basketball Team Charles Camarda (1970) - Astronaut, NASA space shuttle Discovery Vincent DeVeau (1970) - Writer and editor John Faso (1970) - Politician, Congressman, Republican nominee for Governor of New York in 2006 Brian Winters (1970) - Former NBA All-Star and coach Vitas Gerulaitis (1971) - Former Professional tennis player David Caruso (1974) - Film and television actor Frank DiPascali (1974) - Former CFO of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities John Sabini (1974) - Chairman of NY Racing and Wagering Board, former State Senator and NYC Councilman Andrew Cuomo (1975) - Governor of New York from 2011 to 2021, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ray Romano (1975) - Actor and comedian (transferred before graduating) Christopher G. McCann (1979) - president and CEO of 1-800-Flowers Mike Miller (1979) - New York State Assemblyman Johannes Knoops (1980) -