List of St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers men's basketball seasons

This is a list of seasons completed by the St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers men's college basketball team.[1][2][3] The Terriers had an overall record of 1224–1278. Their program was disbanded following the 2022–23 season due to St. Francis' decision to eliminate its entire athletics program caused by budget concerns.

Season-by-season results

St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers
Season Head coach Conference Season results Postseason Tournament results
Overall Conference Standing Conference NCIT, NAIA, CIT, NIT, NCAA
1901-02 Unknown Unknown 13–1 — — — —
1902–20 Incomplete Records
1920–21 Brother Phillip Independent 14–3 — — — —
1921–22 Frank Brennan 15–7 — — — —
1922–23 21–8 — — — —
1923–24 18–9 — — — —
1924–25 9–8 — — — —
1925–26 1–6 — — — —
1926–27 Nip Lynch 2–12 — — — —
1927–28 9–8 — — — —
1928–29 Edward Keating 9–8 — — — —
1929–30 6–12 — — — —
1930–31 George Hinchcliffe 17–16 — — — —
1931–32 9–13 — — — —
1932–33 Rody Cooney[4] 12–9 — — — —
1933–34 MTNY 13–11 3–8 6th — —
1934–35 Independent 12–12 — — — —
1935–36 MTNY 15–8 4–6 6th — —
1936–37 13–8 1–5 7th — —
1937–38 14–8 2–4 T-5th — —
1938–39 15–7 15–7 4th — —
1939–40 Independent 13–5 — — — —
1940–41 9–9 — — — —
1941–42 Joseph Brennan 16–2 — — — —
1942–43 MTNY 13–7 1–5 7th — —
1943–44 Independent 10–6 — — — —
1944–45 9–9 — — — —
1945–46 MTNY 12–6 3–2 4th — —
1946–47 14–7 2–3 5th — —
1947–48 16–9 2–3 6th — —
1948–49 Daniel Lynch 21–12 2–2 5th — NCIT Finals (3–1)
1949–50 8–19 0–4 7th — NCIT Finals (2–1)
1950–51 19–11 2–5 6th — NCIT Champions (4–0)
1951–52 20–8 4–2 2nd — NCIT Third-place game (1–2)
1952–53 19–7 2–3 4th — —
1953–54 21–5 5–0 1st — NIT Quarterfinals (1–1)
1954–55 17–8 3–3 4th — NAIA first round (0–1)
1955–56 21–4 4–0 1st — NIT Third-place game (2–2)
1956–57 12–14 1–2 6th — —
1957–58 14–9 2–1 3rd — —
1958–59 5–18 0–3 7th — —
1959–60 13–8 2–1 3rd — —
1960–61 10–10 2–1 T-2nd — —
1961–62 8–15 2–3 4th — —
1962–63 16–7 4–2 3rd — NIT first round (0–1)
1963–64 Independent 9–12[5] — — — —
1964–65 11–9 — — — —
1965–66 MCC 5–17 0–9 10th — —
1966–67 15–8 7–2 T-1st — —
1967–68 7–16 0–8 9th — —
1968–69 Independent 7–16 — — — —
1969–70 Lester Yellin 9–12 — — — —
1970–71 8–17 — — — —
1971–72 12–14 — — — —
1972–73 8–16 — — — —
1973–74 Jack Prenderville 11–13 — — — —
1974–75[6] 7–19 — — — —
1975–76 Lucio Rossini 13–13 — — — —
1976–77 12–14 — — — —
1977–78 16–9 — — — —
1978–79 14–12 — — — —
1979–80 Gene Roberti 11–15 — — — —
1980–81 10–16 — — — —
1981–82 Northeast Conference 10–17 8–7 T-3rd North Division first round (0–1) —
1982–83 10–18 7–7 T-3rd North Division first round (0–1) —
1983–84 2–26 1–15 9th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
1984–85 Bob Valvano 7–21 3–11 8th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
1985–86 9–19 4–12 8th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
1986–87 11–16 5–11 T-7th DNQ —
1987–88 11–18 5–11 7th Semifinal (1–1) —
1988–89 Rich Zvosec 11–16 5–11 9th DNQ —
1989–90 9–18 4–12 8th DNQ —
1990–91 15–14 8–8 5th Semifinal (1–1) —
1991–92 Ron Ganulin 15–14 8–8 4th Semifinal (1–1) —
1992–93 9–18 8–10 T-5th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
1993–94 1–26 1–17 10th first round (0–1) —
1994–95 9–18 5–13 9th first round (0–1) —
1995–96 9–18 3–15 9th first round (0–1) —
1996–97 13–15 7–11 T-7th Quarterfinals (1–1) —
1997–98 15–12 10–6 T-3rd Quarterfinal (0–1) —
1998–99 20–8 16–4 2nd Semifinal (1–1) —
1999–00 18–12 12–6 T-4th Semifinal (1–1) —
2000–01 18–11 16–4 1st final (1–1) —
2001–02 18–11 13–7 5th Semifinal (1–1) —
2002–03 14–16 9–9 T-6th final[7] (2–1) —
2003–04 15–13 12–6 T-1st Quarterfinal[8] (0–1)
2004–05 13–15 9–9 7th Quarterfinal[9] (0–1) —
2005–06 Brian Nash 10–17 7–11 T-8th DNQ —
2006–07 9–22 7–11 T-6th Quarterfinal[10] (0–1) —
2007–08 7–22 4–14 T-8th DNQ —
2008–09 10–20 7–11 8th Quarterfinal[11] (0–1) —
2009–10 11–18 8–10 T-8th DNQ —
2010–11 Glenn Braica 15–15 10–8 5th Quarterfinal[12] (0–1) —
2011–12 15–15 12–6 4th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
2012–13 12–18 8–10 8th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
2013–14 18–14 9–7 T-4th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
2014–15 23–12 15–3 1st final (2–1) NIT first round (0–1)
2015–16 15–17 11–7 T-2nd Quarterfinal (0–1) —
2016–17 4–27 2–16 10th DNQ —
2017–18 13–18 10–8 T-4th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
2018–19 17–16 9–9 T-5th Quarterfinal (0–1) CIT first round (0–1)
2019–20 13–18 7–11 T-6th Quarterfinal (0–1) —
101
Seasons 		17
Head Coaches 		  1236–1296 381–466 3 NEC titles
1 MCC title
2 MTNY titles
(Regular Season) 		12–32 in NEC Tournament
0 tournament titles 		10–3 in NCIT, 4 bids, 1 Championship
0–1 in NAIA Tournament, 1 bid
0–1 in CIT, 1 bid
3–5 in NIT, 4 bids
0–0 in NCAA Tournament, 0 bids
Legend
  Conference regular season champion          Conference tournament champion

  Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
  Post-season tournament invitation               Post-season tournament champion
  NCAA national champion

References

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