List of Army Black Knights men's basketball seasons

Last updated August 25, 2023

The Army Black Knights men's basketball team competes in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), representing United States Military Academy in the Patriot League. Army has played its home games at Christl Arena in West Point, New York since 1985.^[1]

Seasons

Statistics overview
Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Postseason
Army (Division I)(Independent)(1902–1979)
1902–03	Joseph Stilwell	1–0
1903–04	Joseph Stilwell	2–1
1904–05		3–4
1905–06		7–4
1906–07	Harry Fisher	9–5
1907–08	B.H. Koehler	9–3
1908–09	Joseph Stilwell	9–2
1909–10	Joseph Stilwell	14–1
1910–11	Joseph Stilwell	9–3
1911–12	Harvey Higley	8–4
1912–13	Harvey Higley	11–2
1913–14	Joseph Stilwell	5–7
1914–15	Jacob Devers	11–2
1915–16	Jacob Devers	5–7
1916–17	Arthur Conrad	3–8
1917–18	Ivens Jones	8–4
1918–19	Ivens Jones	3–5
1919–20	Joseph O'Shea	12–2
1920–21	Joseph O'Shea	18–5
1921–22	Harry Fisher	17–2
1922–23	Harry Fisher	17–0
1923–24	Van Vleit	16–2
1924–25	Harry Fisher	12–3
1925–26	Ernest Blood	11–6
1926–27	Leo Novak	11–3
1927–28	Leo Novak	10–5
1928–29	Leo Novak	12–5
1929–30	Leo Novak	9–6
1930–31	Leo Novak	12–3
1931–32	Leo Novak	10–5
1932–33	Leo Novak	5–5
1933–34	Leo Novak	8–7
1934–35	Leo Novak	10–5
1935–36	Leo Novak	7–7
1936–37	Leo Novak	7–6
1937–38	Leo Novak	12–2
1938–39	Leo Novak	13–2
1939–40	Valentine Lentz	11–4
1940–41	Valentine Lentz	5–11
1941–42	Valentine Lentz	10–6
1942–43	Valentine Lentz	5–10
1943–44	Edward Kelleher	15–0
1944–45	Edward Kelleher	14–1
1945–46	Stewart Holcomb	9–6
1946–47	Stewart Holcomb	9–7
1947–48	John Mauer	8–9
1948–49	John Mauer	7–10
1949–50	John Mauer	9–8
1950–51	John Mauer	9–8
1951–52	Elmer Ripley	8–9
1952–53	Elmer Ripley	11–8
1953–54	Bob Vanatta	15–7
1954–55	Orvis Sigler	9–9
1955–56	Orvis Sigler	10–13
1956–57	Orvis Sigler	7–13
1957–58	Orvis Sigler	13–12
1958–59	George Hunter	14–10
1959–60	George Hunter	14–9
1960–61	George Hunter	17–7		NIT 1st Round
1961–62	George Hunter	10–11
1962–63	George Hunter	8–11
1963–64	Tates Locke	19–7		NIT Semifinals
1964–65	Tates Locke	21–8		NIT Semifinals
1965–66	Bob Knight	18–8		NIT Semifinals
1966–67	Bob Knight	13–8
1967–68	Bob Knight	20–5		NIT 1st Round
1968–69	Bob Knight	18–10		NIT Semifinals
1969–70	Bob Knight	22–6		NIT Semifinals
1970–71	Bob Knight	11–13
1971–72	Dan Dougherty	11–13
1972–73	Dan Dougherty	11–13
1973–74	Dan Dougherty	6–18
1974–75	Dan Dougherty	3–22
1975–76	Mike Krzyzewski	11–14
1976–77	Mike Krzyzewski	20–8
1977–78	Mike Krzyzewski	19–9		NIT 1st Round
1978–79	Mike Krzyzewski	14–11
Army (Division I)(ECACM)(1979–1981)
1979–80	Mike Krzyzewski	9–17
1980–81	Pete Gaudet	7–19
Army (Division I)(MAAC)(1981–1990)
1981–82	Pete Gaudet	5–22	0–10
1982–83	Les Wothke	11–18	2–8
1983–84	Les Wothke	11–17	4–10
1984–85	Les Wothke	16–13	7–7
1985–86	Les Wothke	9–18	5–9
1986–87	Les Wothke	14–15	8–6
1987–88	Les Wothke	9–19	4–10
1988–89	Les Wothke	12–16	6–8
1989–90	Les Wothke	10–19	5–11
Army (Division I)(Patriot)(1990–present)
1990–91	Tom Miller	6–22	3–9
1991–92	Tom Miller	4–24	2–12
1992–93	Mike Conners	4–22	2–12
1993–94	Dino Gaudio	7–20	4–10
1994–95	Dino Gaudio	12–16	4–10
1995–96	Dino Gaudio	7–20	2–10
1996–97	Dino Gaudio	10–16	4–8
1997–98	Pat Harris	8–19	2–10
1998–99	Pat Harris	8–19	4–8
1999–00	Pat Harris	5–23	2–10
2000–01	Pat Harris	9–19	3–9
2001–02	Pat Harris	12–16	6–8
2002–03	Jim Crews	5–22	0–14
2003–04	Jim Crews	6–21	3–11
2004–05	Jim Crews	3–24	1–13
2005–06	Jim Crews	5–22	1–13
2006–07	Jim Crews	15–16	4–10
2007–08	Jim Crews	14–16	6–8
2008–09	Jim Crews	11–19	6–8
2009–10	Zach Spiker	14–15	4–10
2010–11	Zach Spiker	11–19	3–11
2011–12	Zach Spiker	12–18	5–9
2012–13	Zach Spiker	16–15	8–6
2013–14	Zach Spiker	15–16	10–8
2014–15	Zach Spiker	15–15	6–12
2015–16	Zach Spiker	19–14	9–9	CIT 1st Round
2016–17	Jimmy Allen	13–19	6–12
2017–18	Jimmy Allen	13–17	6–12
2018–19	Jimmy Allen	13–19	8–10
2019–20	Jimmy Allen	15–15	10–8
2020–21	Jimmy Allen	12–10	7–7
Total:		1262–1276

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References

↑ "Men's Basketball". Army West Point.
↑ "Army Black Knights Index". College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com.

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[1] "Men's Basketball". Army West Point.

[2] "Army Black Knights Index". College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com.

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