Binghamton Bearcats baseball

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Binghamton Bearcats
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Founded1948
University Binghamton University
Head coach Tim Sinicki (32nd season)
Conference America East
Location Vestal, New York
Home stadium Baseball Complex
(Capacity: 1,000)
Nickname Bearcats
ColorsDark green, white, and black [1]
     
NCAA Tournament appearances
2009, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2022
Conference tournament champions
2009, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2022
Regular season conference champions
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2016, 2017

The Binghamton Bearcats baseball team is a varsity intercollegiate athletic team of Binghamton University in Vestal, New York, United States. [2] The team is a member of the America East Conference, which is part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I. The team plays its home games at Varsity Field in Vestal, New York. The Bearcats are coached by Tim Sinicki.

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Binghamton in the NCAA tournament

YearRecordPctNotes
2009 1–2.333 Greenville Regional
2013 0–2.000 Raleigh Regional
2014 0–2.000 Stillwater Regional
2016 0–2.000 College Station Regional
2022 0–2.000 Stanford Regional
TOTALS
1-10.091

Year-by-year results

A Bearcats baseball player slides into home plate during a game in 2014. America East Baseball Championship (14075491598).jpg
A Bearcats baseball player slides into home plate during a game in 2014.

Below is a table of the program's yearly records since its inception. [3] [4] [5]

Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
Independent (1948–1973)
1948Bob Redman 5–6
1949Andy Cook 0–3
1950Andy Cook 2–7
1951Andy Cook 2–6–1
1952Dick Hoover 1–6
No program (1953–1961)
Independent (1962–1973)
1962Dave Henderson 0–5
1963Dave Henderson 2–2
1964 John Affleck 2–8
1965John Affleck 5–3–1
1966John Affleck 4–7
1967John Affleck 3–6
1968John Affleck 5–6
1969John Affleck 3–8
1970John Affleck 6–7
1971John Affleck 10–6
1972John Affleck 8–5
1973Tim Schum 15–7
State University of New York Athletic Conference (1974–1997)
1974Tim Schum 14–16
1975Tim Schum 19–16ECAC Tournament
1976Tim Schum 14–14ECAC Tournament
1977Tim Schum 20–12ECAC Tournament
1978Tim Schum 20–11
1979Dave van Woert 15–13
1980Jerry Bracken/
Greg Partigianoni
14–24
1981Greg Partigianoni 7–28
1982Dan McCormack 9–21
1983Dan McCormack 7–22
1984Dan McCormack 17–25
1985Dan McCormack 12–13
1986Dan McCormack 10–14–1
1987Dan McCormack 10–21
1988Dan McCormack 19–11
1989Dan McCormack 8–11
1990Dan McCormack 11–15
1991Dan McCormack 5–27
1992Dan McCormack 9–16
1993 Tim Sinicki 12–144–83rd (East)
1994Tim Sinicki 17–157–52nd (East)
1995Tim Sinicki 20–177–52nd (East)ECAC Tournament
1996Tim Sinicki 19–166–62nd (East)ECAC Tournament
1997Tim Sinicki 26–10–18–42nd (East)ECAC Tournament
Independent (1998)
1998Tim Sinicki 14–18–1
Division III:421–518–532–28 [lower-alpha 1]
New England Collegiate Conference (DII) (1999–2000)
1999Tim Sinicki 17–228–106th
2000Tim Sinicki 26–199–53rdECAC Tournament
Division II:43–4117–15
New York State Baseball Conference (DI) (2001–2001)
2001Tim Sinicki 19–26–15–52ndNYSBC Tournament
America East Conference (2002–present)
2002 Tim Sinicki 17–348–125th
2003 Tim Sinicki 10–40–12–207th
2004 Tim Sinicki 22–219–116th
2005 Tim Sinicki 23–26–112–84th America East tournament
2006 Tim Sinicki 27–23–112–115th
2007 Tim Sinicki 28–1917–51st America East tournament
2008 Tim Sinicki 29–2615–81st America East tournament
2009 Tim Sinicki 30–2213–71st NCAA Greenville Regional
2010 Tim Sinicki 31–2021–31st America East tournament
2011 Tim Sinicki 21–2813–103rd America East tournament
2012 Tim Sinicki 23–2613–93rd America East tournament
2013 Tim Sinicki 30–2516–132nd NCAA Raleigh Regional
2014 Tim Sinicki 25–2711–122nd NCAA Stillwater Regional
2015 Tim Sinicki 17–24–26–16–17th
2016 Tim Sinicki 30–2519–51st NCAA College Station Regional
2017 Tim Sinicki 30–1115–41st
2018 Tim Sinicki 18-30-19-157th
2019 Tim Sinicki 24-2612-93rd America East tournament
2020 Tim Sinicki 5-7Cancelled due to COVID-19
2021 Tim Sinicki 16-2016-203rd (Division B)
2022 Tim Sinicki 22-2915-152nd (Division B) NCAA Stanford Regional
Division I:497–535–7259–225–1
Total:961–1094–12

      National champion        Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion        Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

See also

Notes

  1. Records incomplete.

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