BRAKETTES YEAR-BY-YEAR
1947 16-4 “Raybestos Girls All-Stars.” State quarterfinalists 1948 18-2 “Raybestos Brakettes.” Eastern Coast Women's champions 1949 23-3 Regional/NGSL champions 1950 41-6 Regional/State League/NGSL champions 1951 28-11 State League cochampions, NGSL champions 1952 26-10 State League runners-up 1953 26-12 National quarterfinalists 1954 43-9 Regional/NGSL champions 1955 31-4 Regional/NGSL champions 1956 38-5 National semifinalists, regional/NGSL champions 1957 39-5 Regional/NGSL champions 1958 52-5 National Champions 1959 56-7 National Champions 1960 54-7 National Champions 1961 60-9 National runners-up 1962 54-8 National third place, EGSL champions 1963 56-2 National Champions, EGSL champions 1964 59-15 National runners-up, EGSL champions 1965 60-8 World and National runners-up, EGSL champions 1966 74-4 National Champions, EMGSL champions 1967 67-2 National Champions, EMGSL/Pan Am champions 1968 69-6 National Champions 1969 61-8 National runners-up, EMGSL champions 1970 53-3 National runners-up, EMGSL champions 1971 57-0 National Champions, EMGSL champions 1972 60-6 National Champions 1973 61-7 National Champions 1974 81-5 World and National Champions 1975 67-3 National Champions 1976 44-12 National Champions 1977 52-8 National Champions 1978 78-8 World and National Champions 1979 40-11 Olympic Sports Festival champions 1980 60-11 National Champions 1981 66-5 National runners-up, International Cup champions 1982 62-4 National Champions 1983 58-6 National Champions 1984 65-8 National runners-up, International Cup champions 1985 65-3 “Hi-Ho Brakettes.” National Champions, World Games/Women's International champions 1986 64-5 World Champions, national runners-up, World Challenge Cup champions 1987 62-6 National runners-up, Sports Festival champions 1988 79-4 National Champions. Move from Raybestos Memorial Field to what is now DeLuca DField. 1989 71-3 National runners-up, Olympic Sports Festival champions 1990 65-5 “Raybestos Brakettes.” National Champions, Olympic Sports Festival champions 1991 64-2 National Champions, Olympic Sports Festival champions 1992 51-1 National Champions, NEWS champions 1993 72-4 National runners-up, NEWS champions 1994 54-2 NEWS regularseason champions 1995 57-3 National third place 1996 30-8 Just “Brakettes.” National seventh place 1997 44-7 National ninth place 1998 50-2 National ninth place, NESL champions 1999 55-12 National third place, NESL champions 2000 42-9 National third place, NESL champions 2001 68-9 “Stratford Brakettes.” National third place, NESL champions 2002 78-1 National Champions, NESL champions 2003 65-5 National Champions, NESL champions 2004 50-4 National Champions 2005 51-17 National runners-up 2006 46-4 National Champions* 2007 56-5 National Champions 2008 59-2 National third place 2009 49-7 WMS fourth place, Topton July 4th runners-up 2010 57-1 WMS Champions, Topton July 4th/Linden Tournament champions 2011 63-0 WMS Champions 2012 68-3 WMS Champions, FCI champions 2013 68-0 WMS Champions, USSSA World Series champions 2014 50-4 WMS Champions 2015 44-6 WMS Champions 2016 52-3 WMS Champions, Lyons July 4th/St. Louis Invitational/Pekin Invitational champions 2017 40-5 WMS fifth place 2018 47-4 WMS Champions 2019 46-1 WMS Champions, Cornfield Classic champions 2020 34-2 WMS Champions
* — ASA team; pro team went 27-15 and was NPF runner-up ** — Includes four victories after the national tournament that are not included in year-by-year totals