Delaware Blue Hens basketball — program history

Delaware's basketball program started in 1908 and the Blue Hens compete in the CAA. The program has made multiple NCAA Tournament appearances and has been a competitive force in mid-major basketball. Delaware has produced several professional players over the decades.

The name

The Blue Hens nickname dates to the Revolutionary War, when a Delaware regiment brought Blue Hen chickens to cockfights between battles — the fighting blue hen became the state bird in 1939.

Signature moment

Reaching the 2014 NCAA Tournament and giving Michigan State a competitive game in the second round, the program's most prominent national appearance.

Delaware's mascot, YoUDee, has won the UCA National Mascot Championship multiple times, making it one of the most decorated mascots in all of college sports.

The Delaware Blue Hens compete in the CUSA and hold an all-time record of 1044–1060 (.496 winning percentage) across 85 recorded seasons dating back to 1905-06.

Season-by-season results

SeasonRecordConferenceCoachAP peak
2025-2610-216-14 (CUSA)Martin Ingelsby
2024-2516-205-13 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2023-2419-1410-8 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2022-2317-168-10 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2021-2222-1310-8 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2020-217-85-4 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2019-2022-1111-7 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2018-1917-168-10 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2017-1814-196-12 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2016-1713-205-13 (CAA)Martin Ingelsby
2015-167-232-16 (CAA)Monte Ross
2014-1510-209-9 (CAA)Monte Ross
2013-1425-1014-2 (CAA)Monte Ross
2012-1319-1413-5 (CAA)Monte Ross
2011-1218-1412-6 (CAA)Monte Ross
2010-1114-178-10 (CAA)Monte Ross
2009-107-243-15 (CAA)Monte Ross
2008-0913-196-12 (CAA)Monte Ross
2007-0814-179-9 (CAA)Monte Ross
2006-075-263-15 (CAA)Monte Ross
2005-069-214-14 (CAA)David Henderson
2004-0511-207-11 (CAA)David Henderson
2003-0416-1210-8 (CAA)David Henderson
2002-0315-149-9 (CAA)David Henderson
2001-0214-169-9 (CAA)David Henderson
2000-0120-1014-4 (AmEast)David Henderson
1999-0024-814-4 (AmEast)Mike Brey
1998-9925-615-3 (AmEast)Mike Brey
1997-9820-1012-6 (AmEast)Mike Brey
1996-9715-168-10 (AmEast)Mike Brey
1995-9615-1211-7 (NAC)Mike Brey
1994-9512-157-9 (NAC)Steve Steinwedel
1993-9414-137-7 (NAC)Steve Steinwedel
1992-9322-810-4 (NAC)Steve Steinwedel
1991-9227-414-0 (NAC)Steve Steinwedel
1990-9116-138-4 (ECC)Steve Steinwedel
1989-9016-137-7 (ECC)Steve Steinwedel
1988-8914-146-8 (ECC)Steve Steinwedel
1987-8819-99-5 (ECC)Steve Steinwedel
1986-8712-163-11 (ECC)Steve Steinwedel
1985-8611-164-10 (ECC)Steve Steinwedel
1984-8512-167-7 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1983-8411-166-10 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1982-8311-144-9 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1981-829-176-10 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1980-816-193-13 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1979-809-197-9 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1978-795-223-15 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1977-7816-115-5 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1976-7712-137-3 (ECC)Ron Rainey
1975-7610-154-6 (ECC)Don Harnum
1974-7512-134-4 (ECC)Don Harnum
1973-7415-117-3 (Mid-Atl)Don Harnum
1972-7314-116-4 (Mid-Atl)Don Harnum
1971-7218-77-3 (Mid-Atl)Don Harnum
1970-7111-145-5 (Mid-Atl)Dan Peterson
1969-7016-96-4 (Mid-Atl)Dan Peterson
1968-6911-105-4 (Mid-Atl)Dan Peterson
1967-6816-77-2 (Mid-Atl)Dan Peterson
1966-6715-94-5 (Mid-Atl)Dan Peterson
1965-669-154-5 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1964-653-170-10 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1963-6413-104-3 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1962-6314-87-3 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1961-6218-59-3 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1960-618-112-7 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1959-607-161-9 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1958-599-134-6 (Mid-Atl)Irvin Wisniewski
1957-588-12IndIrvin Wisniewski
1943-447-9IndEdmund Prince
1919-2013-2IndBurton Shipley
1918-198-2IndBurton Shipley
1917-185-6IndWilliam McAvoy
1916-178-6IndWilliam McAvoy
1915-167-4IndWilliam McAvoy
1914-155-7IndWilliam McAvoy
1913-143-6IndWilliam McAvoy
1912-131-6IndWilliam McAvoy
1911-122-10IndWilliam McAvoy
1910-117-6IndWilliam McAvoy
1909-106-6IndWilliam McAvoy
1908-094-7IndUnknown
1907-085-6IndUnknown
1906-076-5IndSamuel Saunder
1905-063-4IndSamuel Saunder

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