Asheville Tourists - Year-by-year Record

Year-by-year Record

Year Record Finish Manager Playoffs
1915 74-46 1st Jack Corbett League Champs
1916 58-54 4th Jack Corbett none
1917 12-16 -- Ernest "Doc" Ferris none
Team disbanded 1917-1923
1924 58-63 5th Bob Higgins none
1925 66-63 5th Bob Higgins / Larry Gardner none
1926 80-66 2nd Larry Gardner none
1927 76-73 4th Larry Gardner none
1928 97-49 1st Ray Kennedy none
1929 84-62 2nd Mike Kennedy Lost League Finals
1930 79-61 3rd George Speirs
1931 66-67 4th Ray Kennedy / Bobby Hipps
1932 35-33 -- Joe Guyon Team disbanded July 7
Team disbanded 1933
1934 34-59 (55-78 overall) 5th Bill Laval / Possum Whitted Columbia moved to Asheville June 7
1935 75-62 1st Billy Southworth Lost League Finals
1936 40-103 6th Billy Southworth
1937 89-50 1st Hal Anderson Lost in 1st round
1938 63-75 7th Hal Anderson
1939 89-55 1st Hal Anderson League Champs
1940 75-60 2nd Tommy West Lost in 1st round
1941 64-76 7th Nick Cullop
1942 61-77 6th Bill DeLancey
Team disbanded 1943-1946
1946 83-57 2nd Bill Sayles Lost in 1st round
1947 65-74 6th Bill Sayles
1948 95-51 1st Clay Bryant Lost in 1st round
1949 76-71 3rd Ed Head Lost in 1st round
1950 83-62 2nd Clay Bryant Lost League Finals
1951 85-55 2nd Ray Hathaway Lost League Finals
1952 65-75 5th Bill Hart / George Tesnow
1953 83-67 2nd Ray Hathaway Lost in 1st round
1954 86-54 1st Ray Hathaway Lost League Finals
1955 53-63 3rd Earl Naylor
Team disbanded 1956-1958
1959 70-70 5th Clyde McCullough
1960 62-77 6th Chuck Kress
1961 87-50 1st Ray Hathaway none League Champs
1962 70-70 4th Ray Hathaway Lost in 1st round
1963 79-61 2nd Ray Hathaway
1964 52-86 8th Ray Hathaway (28-53) / Bob Clear (24-33) none
1965 80-60 2nd Pete Peterson none
1966 78-61 2nd Pete Peterson none
1967 64-74 10th Chuck Churn
1968 86-54 1st Sparky Anderson none League Champs
1969 69-69 3rd Alex Cosmidis none
1970 59-80 8th Jim Snyder none
1971 90-51 2nd Larry Sherry Lost League Finals
Team known as Asheville Orioles 1972-1975
1976 76-62 1st Wayne Terwilliger Lost League Finals
1977 81-58 2nd Wayne Terwilliger
1978 73-67 4th Wayne Terwilliger none
1979 75-63 2nd Wayne Terwilliger
1980 69-71 5th Tom Robson
1981 74-68 4th Tom Robson
1982 65-76 8th Dave Cripe
1983 64-80 9th (t) Tom Spencer
1984 73-70 5th Tom Spencer League Champs
1985 76-62 4th Fred Hatfield
1986 90-50 2nd Ken Bolek Lost League Finals
1987 91-48 1st Keith Bodie Lost League Finals
1988 65-75 9th Gary Tuck / Jim Coveney
1989 68-70 8th Jim Coveney
1990 66-77 9th Frank Cacciatore
1991 55-83 14th Frank Cacciatore
1992 74-66 4th Tim Tolman
1993 51-88 14th Bobby Ramos
1994 60-73 11th Tony Torchia
1995 76-63 5th Bill McGuire Lost in 1st round
1996 84-52 1st P.J. Carey Lost in 2nd round
1997 62-76 12th Ron Gideon
1998 71-69 7th Ron Gideon
1999 64-77 11th Jim Eppard
2000 66-69 8th (t) Joe Mikulik
2001 68-71 9th Joe Mikulik
2002 64-74 12th Joe Mikulik
2003 74-65 6th Joe Mikulik
2004 64-75 13th Joe Mikulik
2005 71-67 10th Joe Mikulik
2006 74-63 6th Joe Mikulik
2007 80-58 4th Joe Mikulik
2008 83-56 2nd Joe Mikulik
2009 68-70 7th Joe Mikulik Lost in 1st round
2010 69-70 7th Joe Mikulik
2011 69-70 9th Joe Mikulik
2012 88-52 1st Joe Mikulik League Champs

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