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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.

Davis 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.

Sam Longwell earned NEWMAC All-Conference First Team honors while Domenick Mastascusa landed on the second team and Obi Obiora was tabbed the NEWMAC Rookie of the Year.

For the ninth time in the last 11 years, the WPI men's basketball program will be participating in the NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Tournament.

The WPI men's and women's track and field teams broke six records at the All-New England All-Divisions Championships held at Boston University on Friday and Saturday.

The quartet of Maggie LaRoche, Gina Capobianco, Kimberlee Kocienski and Julie Tevenan combined to register a school-record time of 9:32.61 at the All-New England All-Divisions Championships at BU this weekend. The time was nearly 20 seconds better than the previous mark.

The IQP (Interactive Qualifying Project), one of two major projects required of WPI undergraduates, enables students to pursue hands-on, real-world research opportunities all over the world.

Amato was victorious in a pair of matches Sunday at the NCAA III Division Northeast Wrestling Regional at Roger Williams to earn a spot at the NCAA Division III Championships later this month in Hershey, PA.

The IQP (Interactive Qualifying Project), one of two major projects required of WPI undergraduates, enables students to pursue hands-on, real-world research opportunities all over the world.

Honorees who distinguish themselves for this award must have met the following criteria: earned a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5/4.0 scale or 4.35/5.0 scale after the 2014 fall semester, achieved second year academic status at his or her institution, and has been a member of the varsity team for the entire season.

The men's 800 yard freestyle relay quartet of David Smallwood, Alex Powers, Nathan Hughes, and Andrew Bauer will compete on day three of the four-day event on Friday, March 20 at Conroe Natatorium in Shenandoah, Texas.

The IQP (Interactive Qualifying Project), one of two major projects required of WPI undergraduates, enables students to pursue hands-on, real-world research opportunities all over the world.

Several members of the WPI men's and women's swimming and diving team were named All-Conference and several student-athletes combined to set 24 program records (13 men, 11 women) at the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Swimming and Diving Championships this past weekend at the WPI Sports & Recreation Center Pool.

Day reached the championship final of three individual events and was a member of an All-NEWMAC award winning relay as the Engineers finished fourth at the conference championship meet.

Bauer tallied top three finishes in all three of his individual events and was part of a repeat winner in a relay for the Engineers at the NEWMAC championships.

Davis averaged 18.5 points and five rebounds in a 1-1 week for the Engineers.

Tevenan shaved a second off last week's record-breaking time, and earned an invite to the All-New England All-Division meet, with a 5:05.49.

Roy crossed the finish line in a time of 2:26.96 to secure an entry in the All-New England Championships.

Davis became the 17th member of the program’s 1,000 point club during WPI’s 62-57 victory Wednesday over Emerson and scored a career-high 25 points on Saturday.

Amato sealed WPI wrestling's team win against Springfield on Saturday.