This is a season-by-season list of records compiled by Boston University in men's ice hockey.
Boston University has won five NCAA Men's Division I Ice Hockey Championships in its history, the most recent of which came in 2009. After two early attempts there has been an official ice hockey team at BU since 1922 with a short hiatus caused by World War II. After the war the program played as a club team for four years before returning to varsity status and promptly making the championship game in 1950. Despite good performances most years the Terriers didn't win their first title until 1971. Boston University's most productive period was the 1970s and saw them win 4 conference titles, 5 conference tournament titles and 3 national championships. The same decade also brought about the beginning of the longest tenure for one coach at any division I school when Jack Parker started a 40-year stint in 1973–74.Barlow, Rich. BU Hockey Icon Jack Parker Retires. BU Today, 2013-02-12. After a mostly down period in the 1980s BU had a resurgence in the '90's, winning five consecutive Hockey East titles and appearing in four national championship games (though they could only win one of them).
Season-by-season results
Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties NCAA D-I Champions NCAA Frozen FourConference regular season championsConference Playoff Champions SeasonConferenceRegular SeasonConference Tournament ResultsNational Tournament Results Conference OverallGPWLTOTWOTL3/SWPts*FinishGPWLT% 1917–18Independent–––––––––1010.000 Program Suspended Due to World War I 1919–20Independent–––––––––2020.000 Program Suspended 1922–23Independent–––––––––8260.2501923–24Independent–––––––––9180.111 1924–25Independent–––––––––12741.6251925–26Independent–––––––––15780.4671926–27Independent–––––––––8251.3131927–28Independent–––––––––9621.722 1928–29Independent–––––––––12921.7921929–30Independent–––––––––13481.3461930–31Independent–––––––––12660.5001931–32Independent–––––––––10640.6001932–33Independent–––––––––10730.7001933–34Independent–––––––––13670.4621934–35Independent–––––––––11560.4551935–36Independent–––––––––13760.5381936–37NEIHL7520––––2nd14860.5711937–38NEIHL8512–––– 1st15942.6671938–39NEIHL6600–––– 1st141040.7141939–40NEIHL6420––––3rd12453.458 1940–41NEIHL9630––––3rd14761.536 1941–42NEIHL8350––––4th143110.2141942–43NEIHL8260––––T–5th132110.154Program suspended due to World War II 1945–46Independent–––––––––3201.8331946–47NEIHL121101–––– 1st211551.7381947–48NEIHL131210–––– 1st242040.833Lost Semifinal 5–8 (Northeastern) Won Consolation 18–4 (Bowdoin)1948–49NEIHL9720––––3rd201370.650Won Semifinal 13–1 (MIT) Lost Championship 5–6 (Boston College)1949–50NEIHL9810–––– 1st231850.783Won Semifinal 11–2 (Northeastern) Lost Championship 1–2 (Boston College) Won National Semifinal 4–3 (Michigan)Lost National Championship 4–13 (Colorado College)1950–51NEIHL7610––––T–2nd211650.762Won Semifinal 5–0 (Northeastern) Won Championship 4–1 (Boston College) Lost Semifinal 2–8 (Michigan)Won Consolation Game 7–4 (Colorado College)1951–52NEIHL7520––––4th191531.816Won Semifinal 3–1 (Northeastern)