Program history

La Salle
in the tournament.

La Salle appears in 12 tournaments in this archive, between 1954 and 2013, with an all-time record of 14–11. One of those runs ended with the net coming down, in 1954.

It has also lost the title game once: 1955.

4 of its 5 games decided by three points or fewer went its way.

Its biggest upset as the underdog came in 2013, when a 13th seed beat the 4th-seeded Kansas State 63–61. The reverse happened in 1990: as a 4th seed it lost to the 5th-seeded Clemson 79–75.

Its longest run of consecutive appearances is 3, from 1988 to 1990. Its longest absence ran 21 years, between 1992 and 2013.

This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Since then it has entered as high as a 4th seed and as low as a 13th.

  • 12 Appearances
  • 14–11 All-time record
  • 1 Title

Season by season

Every tournament appearance by La Salle in the archive. This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Season records and coaches come from the sourced season shards.
YearSeedRecordCoachConferenceFinish
1954—26–4Ken LoefflerIndependentChampion
1955—26–5Ken LoefflerIndependentRunner Up
1968—20–8Jim HardingMiddle AtlanticFirst round
1975—22–7Paul WestheadEast CoastRound of 32
1978418–12Paul WestheadEast Coast ConferenceRound of 32
19801122–9Lefty ErvinEast Coast ConferenceRound of 48
19831218–14Lefty ErvinEast Coast ConferenceFirst round
19881324–10Speedy MorrisMetro Atlantic Athletic Conferencelost in the Round 1 to Kansas State, 53–66
1989826–6Speedy MorrisMetro Atlantic Athletic Conferencelost in the Round 1 to Louisiana Tech, 74–83
1990430–2Speedy MorrisMetro Atlantic Athletic Conferencelost in the Second Round to Clemson, 75–79
19921320–11Speedy MorrisMetro Atlantic Athletic Conferencelost in the Round 1 to Seton Hall, 76–78
20131324–10John GianniniAtlantic 10 Conferencelost in the regional semifinal to Wichita State, 58–72

How the games went

Record by round.
RoundW–L
Opening4–0
Round of 644–8
Round of 321–1
Round of 81–0
Semifinal3–1
Final1–1

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