Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Murphy-Cook batted an eye-popping .615 (16 for 26) last week with 16 runs scored. The freshman put pressure on opponents by reaching base from the top of the order and wreaking havoc on the base paths.

Bettigole hurled a career-high five innings of relief Saturday en route to earning a key victory as WPI came from behind to defeated Clark 12-5 to take the three-game series.

Lambert, previously named the NEWMAC Women's Field Athlete of the Week and WPI Women's Student-Athlete of the Week, won the high jump in her collegiate debut with a clearance of 5-3.75 on Saturday to help the Engineers secure the Coast Guard Invitational crown and, in the process, qualified for the Division III New England and ECAC Championships.

Both relay teams earned victories this past weekend at the Coast Guard Invitational.

Holliday opened the outdoor season with a school record time of 22.26 to win the 200-meter dash and helped a pair of relay teams to victory on Saturday at the Coast Guard Invitational.

Lambert won the high jump in her collegiate debut with a clearance of 5-3.75 on Saturday at the Coast Guard Invitational and, in the process, qualified for the Division III New England and ECAC Championships.

Lambert won the high jump in her collegiate debut with a clearance of 5-3.75 on Saturday at the Coast Guard Invitational and, in the process, qualified for the Division III New England and ECAC Championships.

Lanphear contributed 16 points as WPI cruised to the Coast Guard Invitational title on Saturday as the senior won the discus (122.6), placed fourth in the hammer throw (149-02, 45.47m) and finished eighth in the shot put (39-4).

The National Academic Squad recognizes those student-athletes who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher through the first semester of the 2014-15 academic year while the Scholars of Distinction have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.90 or higher through the first semester of the 2014-15 academic year.

The quartet of Nathan Hughes, Alex Powers, David Smallwood and Andrew Bauer garnered honorable mention All-America status after placing 16th overall at the NCAA Division III Championships in Shenandoah, Texas.

Andrew Bauer shaved .04 seconds off his 100-yard freestyle record and the 400-yard freestyle relay was the second alternate as WPI closed out the 2015 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday.

David Smallwood set the school record in the 200-yard butterfly and the 800-yard freestyle relay team garnered honorable mention All-America status to highlight WPI's performances on day three of the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships on Friday.

The quartet of Nathan Hughes, Alex Powers, David Smallwood and Andrew Bauer posted a time of 1:23.93 en route to a 17th place finish in the morning preliminaries.

Blanchard hit .714 in two games last week with six RBI and three runs scored as the Engineers won both contests.

Longwell becomes the first Engineer honoree since then-senior Jeff Robinson claimed first team accolades in 2011.

The sophomore finished in 33rd place in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 20.83.

Davis, the first Engineer to be selected since Theresa Logan in 2013, paced the Engineers in scoring with 12.6 points per game this season. The senior also excelled on the rebounding (4.9) and anchored a defensive effort that was second in the conference in fewest points allowed per game and among the national leaders.

The top scorer and leading rebounder for the Engineers, Longwell averaged 16.2 points (third in the league) and 7.9 rebounds (second in the conference) while shooting 50 percent from the floor. Longwell posted six double-doubles this season, including four in conference play, and registered the only triple-double in the league this season.

Gallagher, who was named the WPI Women's Spring Student-Athlete of the Week earlier in the day, was a hitting machine for the Engineers as WPI claimed six wins in eight outings last week during its spring break trip to Florida.

Venditti, who was also tabbed the WPI Men's Spring Student-Athlete of the Week, batted .462 during the last nine games of WPI's spring break trip to Florida.

Pumphrey finished fifth to earn her second indoor All-America honor in the high jump on Saturday morning at the NCAA Division III Track and Field Championships, hosted by JDL Fast Track.

Gallagher was a hitting machine for the Engineers as WPI claimed six wins in eight outings last week during its spring break trip to Florida.

Amato won a pair of matches Friday evening at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships hosted by Elizabethtown to ensure All-America accolades.

Venditti batted .462 during the last nine games of WPI's spring break trip to Florida.

The high jumper has earned an invitation to the 2015 NCAA Division III Indoor Championships being held this weekend in Winston-Salem, NC.

Doolin was masterful in her 2015 debut on Sunday. The junior did not allow a walk and scattered just four hits in six shutout innings of work in a 3-0 victory over Penn State Behrend

The 4x200-meter relay team turned in a fourth-place, and school-record, time of 1:44.12 at the ECAC Division III Championships on Friday.

The men's DMR ran to an ECAC Division III championship in a school-record time at The Armory in New York City on Friday.

The staff combined to strike out 22 to sweep Salve Regina, 6-1, and Penn State Behrend, 3-0, to start the 2015 campaign on Sunday at the NTC Spring Games.

Rodgers was easily WPI's most dynamic player in the Engineers' NEWMAC Tournament semifinal tilt against Springfield. The rookie came off the bench and tallied 11 of his 12 points in the second half. Rodgers, who missed his career-high in points by one, also had two of the Crimson and Gray's four steals on the day.