Brooklyn native and Pittsburgh coach makes his return to New York City
O'Toole played in the Catholic League during his time at Archbishop Stepinac and has coached at Fordham and Iona.
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Nov 18, 2023, 3:33 AM
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O'Toole played in the Catholic League during his time at Archbishop Stepinac and has coached at Fordham and Iona. He says it is always special to return home for a chance to enjoy his hometown, especially during the holidays.
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