Hall of Fame Staff

Salima Ramos, Director of Administration
Originally from Orange, New Jersey, Salima Ramos grew up in Hampton Roads. She was a 2001 Honor graduate of I.C. Norcom High School in Portsmouth, VA, where she was an MVP Varsity soccer player. Salima is and always will be a proud Greyhound. Following high school, Salima attended both Old Dominion University and Norfolk State University.
Salima has held positions in Human Resources, Finance, and Emergency Room Patient Access. She joined the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in June 2013 as a bookkeeper. Since starting at the Hall of Fame, she has worn many hats and evolved with the organization. In 2019, Salima was elevated to the position of Director of Administration where she plays a pivotal role in ensuring smooth and efficient day-to-day operations. She is known for her strong leadership skills, attention to detail, commitment to continuous improvement and her passion for making a positive impact are evident in her work.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Salima is an active volunteer in the community. She currently sits on various boards and councils, including Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters, NICU, FAC, Special Olympics of Virginia YPB (secretary), Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce, tHRive, and Waterview Elementary PTA (secretary). For her dedication, she was awarded by Volunteer Hampton Roads with the Adult Volunteer of the Year in 2024. She has been a member of the Order of the Eastern Star since 2001 and also wears a pink hat in the Red Hat Society.
Salima is a mom to Ayanna, Justin, and Aubrey, and has a grand-pup, Mocha Java. When she’s not working, she enjoys spending time with her family, enjoying the beach, and traveling.
As a sports fan, Salima can be found rooting for NY Giants, NY Yankees, NY Knicks, and Cuba’s Soccer Team.
Contact Salima Ramos; ramoss@VaSportsHOF.com
(757) 800-1555

Will Driscoll, Executive Director
Will Driscoll was born and raised in Norfolk, VA. A 2000 graduate of Maury High School, he attended Temple University in Philadelphia, and obtained a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism. Following college, Will worked as a news and sports broadcaster for local television affiliates in Fairbanks, Alaska and Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He even stepped up to the plate and served as weather anchor in times of need. During his time in broadcasting, he won awards for his coverage of Alaska’s 50th anniversary as a state, as well as for co-hosting The Zone, Johnstown’s top Friday night high school football highlight show. Some of his favorite memories in broadcasting include covering a dog-sled race from a frozen river, laying eyes on the Arctic Ocean, and creating his Will the Thrill daredevil series featuring activities such as skydiving and police dog training.
After transitioning out of television, he obtained his master’s degree in Sports Leadership from Northeastern University in Boston, MA. He then joined the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in June of 2017 to lead its fundraising and marketing efforts, as the Hall began its transition from a museum platform to a brand-based platform focused on events, content, and programming. In February of 2019, Driscoll was elevated to the position of Executive Director at the Hall.
During his time as Executive Director, Will has helped the Hall increase its scholarship awards to Virginia high school student-athletes, created the Youth Sports Mental Health & Wellness Alliance in partnership with the Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters, created a digital content platform the #HallCall Interview Series & Podcast, and increased the Hall’s physical footprint with an exhibit presence and events in the Central Virginia region, adding to what is already in place in Hampton Roads.
Will aims to continue the Hall’s mission of celebrating athletic excellence in Virginia while also highlighting how sports can be used as a platform to improve communities throughout the Commonwealth.
When he is not working on a Virginia Sports Hall of Fame project, you can find him spending time with his family, wife Katie, son Liam, and corgi Ollie. The beach or a golf course are always good places to look. He has plenty of great stories about Alaska golf, so just ask!
An avid sports fan, Will loves cheering on the Temple Owls, Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins, Washington Football Team, Arsenal Football Club, and of course his son Liam.
Contact Will Driscoll; driscollw@VaSportsHOF.com