1951

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2-4-1

- 1st year of competition
- No conference
- Played home games at Brady Stadium

1952

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0-10

1953

4-2-1

4-4-1

- 1st year in Illowa Conference
- 1st season at 23rd St. Stadium

1954

3-4

4-5

1955

6-1

6-2

- 2nd Place in Illowa Conference

1956

3-4

4-5

1957

6-1

7-2

- Illowa Conference Champs
- Coach Parsons "Quad City Coach of the Year"

1958

7-0

9-0

- Illowa Conference Champs
- 1st undefeated season in school history

1959

6-0-1

7-0-1

- Illowa Conference Champs

1960

4-0

9-0

- Mythical State Champions (U.P.I.)
- 1st year in Little 6 Conference
- Little 6 Conference Champs
- Unbeaten in 26-straight games (25-0-1)
- Head Coach Parsons Des Moines Register "Coach of the Year"

1961

2-2

3-6

1962

1-3

2-6-1

1963

3-1

6-2-1

- 2nd Place in Little 6 Conference

1964

1-4

2-7

1965

3-2

3-4-2

1966

5-0

8-0

- Little 6 Conference Champs

1967

5-1

7-2

- 2nd Place in Little 6 Conference

1968

5-0

7-2

- Little 6 Conference Champs
- Former Head Coach Parsons inducted into IHSF Hall of Fame

1969

6-1

7-2-1

- 1st year in Mississippi Valley Conference
- 2nd Place in M.V.C.
- Head Coach Ray Oles M.V.C.'s "Coach of the Year"

1970

2-5

3-6

- First 100 WINS in Bettendorf Football history

1971

3-3-1

5-3-1

- 1st season with Merv Habenicht as Head Coach

1972

5-3

6-3

1973

4-3

4-5

1974

5-2

7-2

- Tied for 1st place in Mississippi Valley Conference
- Head Coach Merv Habenicht M.V.C.'s "Coach of the Year"

1975

4-3

4-5

1976

4-4

4-5

1977

5-3

5-4

1978

6-1

7-2

- Mississippi 8 Conference Tri-Champions

1979

6-1

6-3

1980

9-0

11-1

- Mississippi Eight Conference Champs
- Class 4A Runner-up
- 1st season at TouVelle Stadium
- Head Coach Merv Habenicht IFCA "Coach of the Year"
- Habenicht also IFCA "SE District Coach of the Year"

1981

8-1

11-1

- Mississippi Eight Conference Champs
- Class 4A State Champions

1982

5-2

6-3

1983

6-1

8-2

- Playoffs: 1st Round
- Coach Tom Freeman IFCA "Assistant Coach of the Year"

1984

5-2

6-3

1985

7-1

8-1

1986

6-2

6-4

- Playoffs: 1st Round
- Don Glenn IFCA "Don Taft Junior High Coach of the Year"

1987

8-0

12-0

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Class 4A State Champions
- Merv Habenicht inducted into Iowa Football Hall of Fame

1988

9-0

13-0

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Class 4A State Champs
- #18 in nation (L.A. Times)
- 25-game winning streak
- Merv Habenicht Des Moines Register "Coach of the Year"
- Merv Habenicht IFCA "District Coach of the Year"

1989

9-0

11-1

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Playoffs: Semifinals
- "Team to Watch" (USA Today)
- Winning streak extended to 36-games
- Merv Habenicht M.A.C. "Coach of the Year"

1990

5-4

5-4

1991

7-2

11-2

- Class 4A State Champs
- Coach John Lavelle IFCA "Assistant Coach of the Year"

1992

9-0

13-0

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Class 4A State Champs
- #21 in nation (L.A. Times)
- 20-game winning streak

1993

9-0

10-1

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Playoffs: Quarterfinals
- 30-game winning streak
- Coach Randy Scott IFCA "Assistant Coach of the Year"

1994

7-2

9-3

- Playoffs: Semifinals

1995

7-2

7-3

- Playoffs: 1st Round
- Coach Ron Egger IFCA "Assistant Coach of the Year"

1996

7-2

7-3

- Playoffs: 1st Round

1997

5-4

5-4

1998

8-1

10-2

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Tri-Champions
- Playoffs: Semifinals
- Merv Habenicht M.A.C. "Coach of the Year"
- Merv Habenicht IFCA "Coach of the Year"
- Merv Habenicht inducted into Quad City Times "Hall of Fame"

1999

8-1

10-2

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Co-Champions
- Playoffs: Semifinals
- Don Glenn IFCA "Don Taft Junior High Coach of the Year"

2000

8-1

11-2

- First season with Randy Scott as Head Coach
- Class 4A Runner-up
- Head Coach Randy Scott IFCA "SE Coach of the Year"
- Former Coach Merv Habenicht runner-up for Quad City Times "Coach of the Century"

2001

9-0

11-1

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Playoffs: Semifinals

2002

7-2

10-3

- Class 4A Runner-up

2003

8-1

9-2

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Playoffs: Quarterfinals

2004

9-0

13-0

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Class 4A State Champs
- Randy Scott M.A.C. & IFCA "Coach of Year"
- Randy Scott also IFCA "SE District Coach of the Year"
- Aaron Wiley IFCA "Assistant Coach of the Year"
- #32 in nation (Student Sports)

2005

8-1

8-2

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Runner-up
- Class 4A Qualifiers

2006

8-1

10-2

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Runner-up
- Class 4A Semifinalist
- Brian Barquist IFCA "Assistant Coach of the Year"

2007

9-0

13-0

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Class 4A State Champs
- Bettendorf tops 400 wins in school history
- #30 in nation (MaxPreps)
- Named "Best Team in Iowa" (Sports Illustrated)
- Randy Scott M.A.C. "Coach of the Year"

2008

9-0

11-1

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champs
- Class 4A Quarterfinalists
- Extended winning streak to 24-games

2009

8-1

8-2

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Runner-up
- Lost in Substate Round

2010

9-0

12-1

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Champions
- Class 4A Semifinalists
- Defense posted new school record of 7 shutouts
- Aaron Wiley M.A.C. "Coach of the Year"

2011

8-1

12-2

- Mississippi Athletic Conference Co-Champions
- Class 4A Runner-up
- Aaron Wiley All-Quad City "Coach of the Year"
- Kevin Freking named IFCA "Assistant Coach of the Year"

2012

6-3

6-4

- Mississippi Athletic Conference 4th place
- Playoffs:  1st Round

2013

7-2

10-3

- Mississippi Athletic Conference 3rd place
- Playoffs:  Semifinals

2014

4-0 / 9-0

12-1

- District 8 Champions
- Playoffs:  Semifinals

2015

4-0 / 9-0

12-1

- District 8 Champions
- Playoffs:  Semifinals

2016

5-0 / 7-2

7-3

- District 7 Champions
- Playoffs:  1st Round
- Bettendorf wins 500th victory in school history

2017

4-0 / 8-1

10-2

- District 7 Champions
- Playoffs:  Semifinals
- Head Coach Aaron Wiley wins 100th game