Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Longwell, who was also tabbed the WPI Men's Student-Athlete of the Week, collected double-doubles in both of the Engineers victories last week.

Welton highlighted a balanced WPI attack in the Engineers matchup Tuesday against fellow 6-1 team Fitchburg State with nine points, three assists, three rebounds, a pair of blocks and two steals.

Longwell collected double-doubles in both of nationally-ranked WPI's victories last week.

The Worcester Area Football Association has announced the 24th Annual Steve "Merc" Morris All-Star Team as selected by the eight sports information directors of Worcester County who sponsor football.

Crevoiserat, a NEWMAC All-Conference first team selection, scored three goals, including a pair of penalty kicks (2-for-2), and totaled 11 points during the regular season. He later headed in the decisive marker versus Coast Guard to send the Engineers their first-ever NEWMAC Men's Soccer Championship title match.

Nikolaki set both records in a home meet versus Babson, Brandeis and Smith on November 9.

Ten swimming and diving records and two track and field standards were set in a successful weekend for the Engineers.

Davis averaged 17.5 points and 5.0 rebounds as the Crimson and Gray won its first two NEWMAC contests this past week.

Pumphrey won a pair of events and claimed the indoor program record in the high jump as the WPI women's track and field team captured the Springfield College Invitational on Saturday.

Powers posted four individual wins, a school record and an NCAA B cut and swam on five winning relays as WPI repeated as the Gompei Invitational champions this past weekend.

Rogers notched a team-high 13 points to anchor a balanced scoring effort in Men's Basketball's 67-54 home victory over Curry while his layup with 44 seconds left in overtime pushed the Engineers past Chicago on Saturday.

Greenalch tallied all eight of her points, including a pair of 3-pointers, in Women's Basketball's 56-35 road triumph at 2014 NCAA Tournament participant Rhode Island College on Saturday.

Murtagh led the Liberty League in total tackles with 106 while his 75 solo tackles were 13 more than the second highest in the conference. The middle linebacker stuffed the stat sheets with three sacks, seven tackles for loss, three QB hurries, three interceptions, a pass backup and a recovered fumble. Murtagh disrupted an overtime two point conversion attempt to secure a 24-23 victory at Merchant Marine.

Day captured three events as the Engineers went on the road and defeated Roger Williams 151-137 for the program's first-ever win over the Hawks.

Amato, ranked first in New England at 125 pounds, defeated the third-ranked wrestler from USM 12-6 in a bout at 133 pounds in WPI's 33-13 team win. The sophomore came back and scored a 17-1 tech fall over his opponent at 125 pounds in the Engineers 26-12 victory over Norwich.

Marshall was able to experience every long snapper's dream, hauling in a 16-yard touchdown pass off a fake field goal as time expired in the first half of WPI's 28-14 season-ending victory over Springfield.

Senior Nate Martel, junior Vinny Tavernelli and sophomores Brian Murtagh and Brandon Eccher highlighted seven WPI football players to earn distinction from the Liberty League as all-conference teams were announced on Tuesday. The quartet was named first team all-conference while junior Sean Murphy earned second team honors and senior Jack Downey and junior Eric Lacroix and picked up honorable mention recognition.

Biney stuffed the stat sheets with six points, seven rebounds and a pair of assists in her collegiate debut against Worcester State on Saturday.

Obiora burst onto the collegiate scene with 12 points and five rebounds as WPI kicked off the 2014-15 campaign with a 66-55 home triumph over RPI.

Longwell became the 26th player in WPI history to reach the 1,000 career point milestone in the Engineers' 66-55 season-opening victory against RPI.

Pineda averaged 10 points and was 6-of-7 from the free throw line to help the Engineers secure their sixth Worcester City Tournament crown overall and first since 2011.

Davis averaged 17.5 points and 6.5 rebounds as the Engineers nabbed their sixth-ever city crown and first since 2011.

Davis was named MVP of the Worcester City Tournament after 17.5 points and 6.5 rebounds as the Engineers nabbed their sixth-ever city crown and first since 2011.

Kelleher tied for first in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:01.14) while finishing second in the 200-yard breaststroke (2:15.79), which was less than a second behind the winner from Division I Providence.

Marshall was able to experience every long snapper's dream, hauling in a 16-yard touchdown pass off a fake field goal as time expired in the first half of WPI's 28-14 season-ending victory over Springfield.

Day took wins in the 200-yard butterfly, (2:13.92), 500-yard freestyle (5:18.83) and 1,000-yard freestyle (11:00.09), while she was also part of the Engineers' second-place 400-yard freestyle relay team that finished in 3:43.67 as the Crimson and Gray defeated the Bears and fell to the Friars.

The quartet helped the Engineers get off to a great start in their double dual with Coast Guard and Division I Providence as they won the race with by nearly six seconds in a time of 3:31.53.

Gray anchored a young WPI defense which held opponents to a 1.27 GAA. The rookie was one of just three freshman of 22 players named to the all-conference team.

Doherty led the league in goals (12), including a perfect 3-for-3 in penalty kicks, and tied for first with 27 points.

Cervelloni anchored a defense that allowed only 22 goals on the season and 14 in conference play, which ranked third amongst the eight NEWMAC squads.