List of Connecticut Huskies baseball seasons

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The following is a list of Connecticut Huskies baseball seasons. The University of Connecticut is a member of the Big East Conference of the NCAA Division I. The Huskies have made five College World Series appearances and seventeen appearances in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. Conference records for the six seasons that the Huskies competed in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference are not currently available.

University of Connecticut Public research university in Connecticut

The University of Connecticut (UConn) is a public land grant, National Sea Grant and National Space Grant research university in Storrs, Connecticut, United States. It was founded in 1881.

Big East Conference (1979–2013) U.S. college athletic conference, 1979–2013

The Big East Conference was a collegiate athletics conference that consisted of as many as 16 universities in the eastern half of the United States from 1979 to 2013. The conference's members participated in 24 NCAA sports. The conference had a history of success at the national level in basketball throughout its history, while its shorter football program, created by inviting one college and four other "associate members" into the conference, resulted in two national championships.

College World Series College baseball tournament conducted by the NCAA

The College World Series (CWS) is an annual June baseball tournament held in Omaha, Nebraska. The CWS is the culmination of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Baseball Championship tournament—featuring 64 teams in the first round—which determines the NCAA Division I college baseball champion. The eight participating teams are split into two, four-team, double-elimination brackets, with the winners of each bracket playing in a best-of-three championship series.

Season Head coach Conference Season results Conference tournament
result
 Postseason result
 Final CB Poll
Overall Conference
Wins Losses Ties % Wins Losses Ties % Finish (Members)
1896No CoachIndependent 3 4 – .429No Conference——
1897 2 3 – .400——
1898 1 2 – .333——
1899 T. D. Knowles 3 3 1 .500——
1900 5 4 –.556——
190141 – .800——
1902 Edwin O. Smith 3 1 – .750——
1903 3 4 – .429——
1904 3 1 – .750——
1905 3 3 1 .500——
1906 George E. Lamson 4 3 – .571——
1907 4 5 – .444——
1908 4 5 1 .444——
1909 John Sullivan 6 1 – .857——
1910 3 6 – .333——
1911 James Nicholas 0 9 – .000——
1912No Coach 6 6 – .500——
1913 Robert Edger 4 6 – .400——
1914 Charles A. Reed 0 4 – .000——
1915 J. J. Donovan 1 7 – .125——
1916 D. E. Chase 1 8 – .111——
1917 John J. Donahue 1 1 – .500——
1918No Team (World War I)
1919 Roy J. Guyer Independent 5 6 – .455No Conference——
1920 William Mellor 3 8 – .273——
1921 Ross Swartz 4 11 – .267——
1922 J. Wilder Tasker 8 9 – .471——
1923 4 9 – .308——
1924 Sumner Dole 5 8 – .385——
1925 7 5 1 .583——
1926 7 7 – .500——
1927 3 8 – .273——
1928 4 6 – .400——
1929 10 7 – .588——
1930 8 7 – .533——
1931 2 8 – .200——
1932 2 11 – .154——
1933 4 9 – .308——
1934 8 5 – .615——
1935 3 10 1 .231——
1936 J. Orlean Christian 7 5 – .583——
1937 7 8 – .467——
1938 8 6 – .571——
1939 7 7 – .500——
1940 8 8 1 .500——
1941 4 10 – .286——
1942 4 8 – .333——
1943 8 6 – .571——
1944 4 4 1 .500——
1945 6 2 – .750——
1946 6 10 1 .375——
1947 12 5 – .706——
1948 13 2 – .867——
1949 14 5 – .737——
1950 7 8 – .467——
1951 9 9 1 .500——
1952 9 5 1 .643——
1953 9 6 1 .600——
1954 9 9 – .500——
1955 11 6 – .647——
1956 9 8 2 .529——
1957 14 10 – .583 College World Series —
1958 11 5 – .688 District 1 Playoffs —
1959 17 2 – .895 College World Series 7
1960 13 3 – .813 District 1 Playoffs —
1961 24 19 2 .571 District 1 Playoffs 19
1962 Larry Panciera 7 7 1 .500——
1963 14 9 – .609 District 1 Playoffs —
1964 8 12 1 .400——
1965 17 8 – .680 College World Series 6
1966 12 6 – .667——
1967 16 5 – .762— 26
1968 17 10 – .630 District 1 Playoffs 18
1969 10 16 – .385——
1970 18 12 – .600 District 1 Playoffs 21
1971 20 4 – .833 — —
1972 20 7 – .741 College World Series 6
1973 10 8 1 .556 — —
1974 12 9 – .571 — —
1975 16 5 2 .762 — —
1976 24 7 – .774 — 24
1977 28 8 – .778 Northeast Regional 28
1978 17 14 – .548 — —
1979 ECAC 31 13 – .705Unknown College World Series 8
1980 Andy Baylock 20 22 – .476 —
1981 24 19 2 .558 —
1982 9 22 – .290 —
1983 19 14 1 .576 —
1984 20 19 – .513 —
1985 Big East 20 24 1 .455 12 9 – .571 1st Northern (4) 3rd —
1986 18 21 – .462 10 8–.556 3rd Northern (4) — —
1987 23 16 – .590 11 7– .611 2nd Northern (4) 4th —
1988 24 18 – .571 7 11 – .389 4th Northern (4) — —
1989 26 17 – .605 9 9 –.500 2nd Northern (4) 4th —
1990 27 19 1 .587 12 9 – .571 4th (8) 1st Northeast Regional
1991 16 25 1 .390 8 12 – .400 6th (8) — —
1992 26 19 1 .587 13 7 – .650 3rd (8) 2nd —
1993 27 19 – .587 12 9 – .571 3rd (8) 2nd Midwest Regional
1994 30 18 – .625 12 9 – .571 4th (8) 1st Midwest II Regional
1995 13 30 1 .302 4 17 – .190 T-7th (8) — —
1996 24 23 – .511 13 12 – .520 4th American (6) — —
1997 27 20 – .574 11 14 – .440 3rd American (6) — —
1998 25 17 – .595 12 10 – .545 7th (11) — —
1999 27 24 – .529 10 17 – .370 10th (11) — —
2000 32 17 – .653 14 9 – .609 4th (10) 5th —
2001 26 25 – .510 13 13 – .500 6th (11) — —
2002 28 22 – .560 13 12 – .520 7th (11) — —
2003 24 23 – .511 10 15 – .400 9th (11) — —
2004 Jim Penders 26 29 1 .473 9 17 – .346 9th (11) — —
2005 34 22 – .607 11 12 – .478 6th (10) — —
2006 39 18 1 .684 18 6 1 .720 2nd (12) 6th —
2007 34 27 – .557 10 14 – .417 8th (12) 2nd —
2008 27 28 – .491 11 16 – .407 9th (12) — —
2009 36 24 – .600 14 13 – .519 6th (12) 2nd —
2010 48 16 – .750 20 6 – .769 2nd (12) 2nd Norwich Regional 28
2011 45 20 1 .692 22 5 0 .815 1st (12) 4th Columbia Super Regional 13
2012 31 27 1 .534 16 11 – .593 T-5th (12) 4th — —
2013 35 28 —.556 9 15 —.375 8th (11) 1st Blacksburg Regional —
2014 American 27 31 –.466 9 14 –.391 7th (9) 1–2 in Pool Play — —
2015 35 25 —.583 11 14 —.440 6th (8) 3rd — —
2016 38 25 —.603 14 9 —.609 3rd (8) 1st Gainesville Regional —
2017 33 25 —.569 14 10 —.583 T-3rd (8) 3rd — —

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