Worcester Polytechnic Institute

D'Amore established a new school record with a victory in the 60-meter dash and was on a winning relay for WPI Saturday at the Tufts Stampede.

Longwell averaged 17.5 points and 8.5 rebounds as the eighth-ranked Engineers won a pair of contests last week

Obiora shot a blistering 71.4 percent from the floor while totaling 11 points, 13 rebounds and two blocks in wins against Clark and Wheaton.

Longwell, also the WPI Men's Student-Athlete of the Week, averaged 17.5 points and 8.5 rebounds as the eighth-ranked Engineers won a pair of contests last week.

Longwell averaged 17.5 points and 8.5 rebounds as the eighth-ranked Engineers won a pair of contests last week, including a game-best 24 points, 12 rebounds and a career-high 10 assists without a turnover in WPI's 92-68 victory Saturday versus Wheaton.

Casha helped WPI take a double-dual against host UMass Dartmouth and NEWMAC rival Wheaton on Wednesday with a pair of victories and a second place finish.

Bauer guided WPI to its third straight Paul Parenteau trophy in winning the Worcester City Meet.

Suarez claimed the 1-meter dive (354.21 points) and reset his own school record in the 3-meter dive (381.38) as WPI captured its third consecutive Paul Parenteau trophy as city champions.

Suarez claimed the 1-meter dive (354.21 points) and reset his own school record in the 3-meter dive (381.38) as WPI captured its third consecutive Paul Parenteau trophy as city champions.

Bauer guided WPI to its third straight Paul Parenteau trophy in winning the Worcester City Meet.

Biney, also named the WPI Female Student-Athlete of the Week, shot a sizzling 67.9 percent from the field to help WPI to a pair of victories in a three-game week.

Mastascusa shot a blistering 61.9% from the floor while leading the Engineers to a 2-0 week.

Suarez reset his own 3-meter diving record and swept both boards en route to being tabbed the Whit Griffith Diver of the Meet at the 14th annual Worcester City Championship over the weekend.

NIkolaki, who was named the Beth Ferraro (Clark '88) Diver of the Meet, successfully defended her 3-meter title with a score of 441.81 and earned her second 1-meter crown in three years with a sum of 455.92 at the Worcester City Championship.

Moran clocked an 8:47.98 in a third-place performance for the Engineers at the Bowdoin Invitational on Saturday.

Julie Tevenan, Maggie LaRoche, Gina Capobianco and Lea Strangio teamed up to shatter the WPI women's track and field indoor 4x800-meter relay record this past weekend as the Engineers placed second behind nationally-ranked MIT at the Bowdoin Invitational.

Biney shot a sizzling 67.9% from the field to help WPI to a pair of victories in a three-game week.

Bauer took home the Justin Ferris Award as the top male swimmer by winning all three freestyle sprints and taking part in four relay victories to help guide WPI men's swimming & diving to its third straight Paul Parenteau trophy by winning the Worcester City Championship.

Todd headlined four Engineers in double figures in scoring with a career-best 10 points as nationally-ranked WPI opened NEWMAC conference play with a 73-53 victory over visiting Springfield Wednesday evening.

Martin led with a pair of wins as the Engineers fell Saturday afternoon to Bowdoin 148-82.

Kostopoulos notched four wins for the Engineers at the North-South Duals at Ursinus, including an overtime pin to secure a team victory versus Merchant Marine.

Karalis, also named the WPI Men's Student-Athlete of the Week, was tabbed most valuable player as the Engineers won a pair of contests at the Salem State Holiday Classic.

Biney - the Westfield State Tournament MVP - scored 11 of her 17 points in a decisive second half to lead WPI to a 72-48 win over the host Owls in the championship game

Pineda was a model of consistency as the Engineers went a perfect 3-0 over the break, including taking home the Westfield State Tournament title.

Karalis was selected a Most Valuable Player as the Engineers won a pair of contests at the Salem State Classic.

Biney scored 11 of her 17 points in a decisive second half to lead WPI to a 72-48 win over host Westfield State.

Karalis was recognized for his effort and late 3--pointer that lifted WPI past Williams in the opening round of the two-day event.

Murtagh had been previously named to the Liberty League All-Conference and Worcester Area Football Association first teams, in addition to the New England Football Writers Division II/III All-New England team.

Doherty, a NEWMAC All-Conference First Team selection, led the league in goals (12) and tied for first with 27 points.

Longwell, who was also tabbed the NEWMAC Men's Basketball Co-Player of the Week, collected double-doubles in both of the Engineers victories last week.