Teams of Distinction
1973 Men's Soccer
• Earned university's first NCAA berth in any sport (College Division tournament - last year before NCAA Div. II and III distinction)
• Beat Albany 2-1 in OT in NCAA first round
• Lost 3-0 to eventual semifinalist Adelphi, who went on to win D-II title the next year
• 10-4-1 record
1974-75 Wrestling
• Placed fifth at NCAA Championship
• 15-3 in duals
• Produced an NCAA runnerup (Tim Borshoff) and four total All-Americans
• SUNYAC runnerup
1975 Men's Soccer
• Earned top seed in NYS and host role for first round of NCAA regional
• Beat Albany 4-3 in NCAA first round
• Lost 2-1 to eventual NCAA runnerup Brockport in quarterfinals – became the first Binghamton team to reach the national quarters
• 11-4-2 record
1977-78 Wrestling
• Placed fifth at NCAA Championship
• Crowned national champion (Steve Caveyero) and three total All-Americans
• 11-2-1 in duals
• SUNYAC Runnerup
1980 Men's Soccer
• Reached NCAA quarterfinals - furthest advancement of any BU team
• 12-4-2 record
• SUNYAC champions
• Won two NCAA tournament games - both in sudden death of the second OT
• Lost 2-1 at Babson in NCAA qtrs
• Produced five all-conference players
1980-81 Wrestling
• Placed fifth at NCAA Championship
• Produced four All-Americans
• SUNYAC Runnerup
• 8-6 in duals
1983-84 Wrestling
• Finished 3rd at NCAA Championship - the highest national finish of any team in school history
• Produced one national champion (Tom Pillari) and six All-Americans
• 9-5 in duals
• SUNYAC Runnerup (4 indiv. champs)
• Hosted NCAA Championship at West Gym
1992-93 Golf
• Placed fourth at NCAA Championship at Torrey Pines GC
• Played final three rounds with only four players (couldn't drop the high score)
• Crowned two All-Americans (Chris Sladish and Dave Andrews)
• Won eight invitationals
• Tied for second at ECAC Championship
• Had 96.6 win percentage (200-7 overall record)
• Ranked as high as No. 2 in country by Golf Coaches Association of America
1994-95 Men's Tennis
• Selected for program's first-ever NCAA Championship (only 12 teams chosen)
• Went 1-3 to earn final ITA Ranking of No. 10
• 17-4 in duals
• Produced three All-Americans (Adam Marcus, Andrew Magidoff and Pavel Shkylar)
• Tied program record for wins (17) and achieved highest national ranking
1995 Softball
• Earned program's first-ever NCAA berth
• 37-8 record
• SUNYAC champion (program's first)
• Went 2-2 at NCAA East Regional, losing to nation's No. 3 and host Allegheny in title game
• Ended season ranked No. 10 in nation
• School records for wins (37) and consecutive wins (12)
• Crowned four all-region and six all-conference selections
1996 Women's Soccer
• Reached NCAA Round of 16
• Received bye and hosted NCAA second-round game, losing 1-0 in OT to Ithaca
• 17-2 record
• Won 16 consecutive games
• Ranked as high as No. 2 in nation
• Final season ranking of No. 9
• Undefeated SUNYAC champions
• Produced one All-American (Maria Fesel), six all-conference and five all-region selections
• Set program records for wins, win percentage, fewest losses, shutouts (tied record with 12), consecutive wins
1999-00 Women's Basketball
• 27-2 overall record (SR for wins)
• 16-0 in conference play
• Captured ECAC Division II Championship
• Finished season on 16-game win streak
• Ineligible for NCAA during transition
• One All-American and three all-conference
2002-03 Golf
• Won seven tournaments - most of any program in entire country
• Advanced to NCAA Regionals (at-large bid - first-ever NCAA berth)
• Won AE and ECAC championships
• Five all-region selections (All-New England)
• Went 161-40-4 against fields (80%)
2003 Men's Soccer
• 12-3-7 overall (4-1-4 AE)
• America East champions
• Advanced to NCAA second round with 1-0 road win over No. 15 FDU
• Lost to No. 7 St. Louis 1-0
• Ranked No. 26 in nation (NSCAA)
• Had 14-match unbeaten streak
• Five all-conference selections
• AE Defender of Year (Monro) and Goalkeeper of Year (Gonet)
2008-09 Men's Basketball
• 23-9 overall (13-3 AE)
• Captured AE regular season and postseason titles (first in program history at any level)
• Won 11 consecutive games (3rd longest in nation entering NCAAs)
• Played No. 5 Duke in NCAA first round on CBS, losing 86-62
• Ranked No. 22 in final CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 poll
• Defeated UMBC 61-51 in AE championship game broadcast live on ESPN2
• Three all-conference selections
• Set records for wins, consecutive wins
2009 Baseball
• 30-22 overall record (13-7 AE)
• Captured AE regular season and postseason titles (first postseason title)
• Earned program's first NCAA win with 11-6 win over George Mason, which had the highest win percentage of any team in the NCAA field
• Averaged 9 runs in three NCAA games
• Five all-conference selections and Coach, Pitcher and Rookie of Year
• One MLB Draft pick (Smith, 13th round)
2009-10 Wrestling
• 21st at NCAA Championship
• Won first conference championship in program history
• Six NCAA qualifiers - most in program history (1 All-American)
• Four individual conference champions
• Highest NCAA placewinner in program history (Lister, reached semis, 4th)
2009-10 Men's Tennis
• 25-2 overall record (SR for wins)
• Ranked as high as No. 43 in nation and finished at No. 49
• Won SR 20 straight matches
• Final ranking of No. 2 in Northeast
• Won America East title and advanced to NCAA Championship
• Became first AE school to earn a point in NCAAs when lost 4-1 to No. 24 Georgia Tech
• One NCAA individual qualifier and seven all-conference selections
2011-12 Wrestling
• 15-4 overall (SR 79% win percentage)
• CAA runnerup
• 14th at NCAA Champ. (best D-I finish)
• Two All-Americans (Vinson, Gwiazdowski)
• Five NCAA qualifiers produced 18 wins
• Top-15 national finish is highest of any sport during BU's D-I tenure
• Swept CAA coach, wrestler and rookie of year honors
