New Jersey Jackals - Season Records

Season Records

New Jersey Jackals 1998–2012
Season League Manager First Half Record Second Half Record Season Record
1998 Northeast League Kash Beauchamp 30–12, 1st place South 23–19, 2nd place South 53–31
1999 Northeast League Kash Beauchamp 23–19, 1st place South 22–21, 2nd place South (tie) 45–40
2000 Northern League Kash Beauchamp 17–25, 4th place South 14–27, 4th place South 31–52
2001 Northern League George Tsamis 20–25, 3rd place South 25–20, 2nd place South 45–45
2002 Northern League George Tsamis 30–15, 1st place South 32–12, 1st place South 62–27
2003 Northern League Joe Calfapietra 28–17, 1st place South 24–20, 1st place South 52–37
2004 Northeast League Joe Calfapietra 26–21, 1st place South 28–18, 1st place South 54–39
2005 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra 25–21, 2nd place South 23–23, 3rd place South 48–44
2006 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra 25–20, 2nd place (tie) 18–28, 7th place 43–48
2007 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra 31–15, 1st place 18–29, 10th place 49–34
2008 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra 25–22, 4th place 18–29, 8th place 43–41
2009 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra 28–19, 1st place 27–20, 3rd place 55–39
2010 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra 19–27, 5th place 23–23, 4th place 42–50
2011 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra 27-20, 2nd place 30-16, 1st place 57-36
2012 CanAm League Joe Calfapietra No Halves No Halves 59-41

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