We travel all around the state to compete in local tournaments as well as the state championship.  We also travel to the EIVA and NCVF Tournaments which have been held in Maryland, Kentucky, Texas, Nevada, and Missouri in previous years.

 

In 2010-2011, the team placed first in the state and first in the east coast. Coming in ranked 12th in the nation, the team dissappointingly finished in 21st place at nationals.

 

In 2011-2012, the team defended it's state chamionship by defeating Albany in the finals but lost to Virginia Tech in the East Coast Championship game. Coming into nationals holding the number 10 ranking in the country, Brockport lost in the first round of the gold bracket to Army.  The final rankings showed the team finishing in 9th place in the nation, the best in school history.

 

In 2012-2013, Brockport competed in the Division I conference for the first time in school history and it won the state championship against Syracuse. It didn't fare as well at the East Coast Championships as the team went 1-2. Coming into nationals ranked 7th, Brockport lost in the first round of the gold bracket for the second year in a row to Winona State. The team finished the season ranked 10th in the country.

 

In 2013- 2014, Brockport Competed in the Division I conference for the second time in school history and won the state championship against Syracuse for the second year in a row. Brockport went 1-2 in the East Coast Championships beating Liberty, but falling to Rutgers and James Madison. Coming into nationals ranked 10th, Brockport lost in the gold bracket but finished the best in school history, an astounding 5th place in the country.

 

In 2014-2015, Brockport Competed in the Division II conference and won the state championship against University of Rochester. That was the 6th state title in a row (Division I and Division II). In the East Coast Championship Brockport fell to UMBC in the Quarterfinals. At nationals we had a little bit of a rough patch, missing many key players and having to rely on many young players. Ended up falling to Bronze.