List of Jacksonville Sharks seasons

This is a list of seasons completed by the Jacksonville Sharks. The Sharks are a professional indoor American football franchise in the National Arena League (NAL), based in Jacksonville, Florida, and plays its home games at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena. The team was established in 2010 in the Arena Football League (AFL) until it left the league after the 2016 season. Until 2014, the Sharks won their division in every year. The team reached ArenaBowl XXV in their second year of play, in which they won the league's championship on a game-winning touchdown as time expired. The team won the NAL Championship in its first season.

ArenaBowl Champions ArenaBowl Appearance Division Champions Playoff Berth NAL Champions
Season League Conference Division Regular season Postseason results
FinishWinsLosses
2010AFLAmericanSouth1st124Lost Conference Semifinals (Orlando) 69–73
2011AFLAmericanSouth1st144Won Conference Semifinals (Orlando) 63–48
Won Conference Championship (Georgia) 64–55
Won ArenaBowl XXIV (Arizona) 73–70
2012AFLAmericanSouth1st108Won Conference Semifinals (Georgia) 58–56
Lost Conference Championship (Philadelphia) 34–89
2013AFLAmericanSouth1st126Won Conference Semifinals (Tampa Bay) 69–62
Lost Conference Championship (Philadelphia) 59–75
2014AFLAmericanSouth3rd711
2015AFLAmericanSouth2nd108Won Conference Semifinals (Orlando) 55–33
Won Conference Championship (Philadelphia) 61–56
Lost ArenaBowl XXVIII (San Jose) 47–68
2016AFLAmerican2nd79Won Conference Semifinals (Orlando) 69–68 (OT)
Lost Conference Championship (Philadelphia) 50–55
2017NAL1st111Won Semifinal (Monterrey) 43–32
Won NAL Championship (Columbus) 27–21
2018NAL3rd106Lost Semifinal (Carolina) 48–73
2019NAL1st131Won Semifinal (Columbus) 67–43
Won NAL Championship (Carolina) 52–48
2020NALSeason cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
Total 106 58 (includes only regular season)
12 6 (includes only the postseason)
118 63 (includes both regular season and postseason)

References

General
  • "Jacksonville Sharks Team history". Arena Fan. Retrieved August 11, 2013.
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