IN PICS: Dan Hurley's wife Andrea shares snaps of coach dressed in a suit at the St. Benedict's Prep Hall of Fame induction ceremony

UConn coach Dan Hurley received his first Hall of Fame induction on Oct. 1. St. Benedict's Prep School honored Hurley for his basketball accomplishments as a coach there.

Andrea Hurley took to social media to share photos of her husband in a suit at the St. Benedict's Prep Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cedar Grove, New Jersey.

Her Instagram photos of Hurley see him wearing a gray checkered suit, paired with a white shirt and a blue tie. Andrea also penned a heartfelt caption detailing her husband's remarkable coaching journey.

"What a day that will always mean so much. My guy @coachdanhurley was inducted into the St. Benedict’s Prep Hall of Fame. A special place where his coaching journey began."

"Where Father Ed, the players and staff became family. Father Ed took us under his wing back in 2001 and the next 9 years was a time our family will hold in our hearts forever. Always so proud of this guy, where he came from, where he went and where he’s going💙," she wrote.

In the first picture, Dan Hurley was seen giving a speech at the podium after accepting the honor. The next image shows him appearing to be in the act of ringing the bell.

The rest of the photos captured the two-time national champion coach and his family posing proudly with school staff and other guests.

Hurley, the son of Hall of Fame coach Bob Hurley Sr., spent almost a decade at St. Benedict's Prep. After leaving his assistant duty at Rutgers, he started his career as a head coach at Newmark.

In his tenure, Benedict recorded 223 wins with only 21 losses, turning the school into one of the best high school basketball teams in the country.

UConn basketball also congratulated Dan Hurley for his latest achievement via an Instagram post:

Dan Hurley gives team update ahead of UConn’s first exhibition

UConn will play its first scheduled exhibition game of the season on Oct. 14 against Dan Hurley's former team, Rhode Island, at Mohegan Sun Arena, Connecticut.

"We’re not going to look like we did the last time people saw us play ... We’re a work in progress right now and I think it’s exciting to get an opportunity to go out and play against somebody else," Hurley said. "I don’t even know who’s going to start [Monday] night at a couple spots here."

Despite losing key players like Donovan Clingan, Cam Spencer, and Stephon Castle to the NBA, Hurley remains optimistic about the team's potential even with a partial roster turnover.