Worcester Polytechnic Institute

After falling to Eastern Connecticut State in the double-elimination opener, WPI staved off elimination by defeating St. Joseph (CT) before being ousted by nationally-ranked Tufts.

Named Most Outstanding Player, sophomore Katie Martin pitched 13 innings and collected three victories, including a shutout, as WPI claimed its second NEWMAC tournament title in four years Saturday on Rooftop Field. After the Engineers walked off with a 3-2 victory in the first game of the day versus Wellesley they shutout MIT 2-0 to force the 'if necessary' game where the Crimson and Gray took the 5-4 triumph. Senior Renee LeClaire batted 3-for-3 with a double in the middle game while senior Caraline Wood was 2-for-3 with a double, three RBI and a pair of runs scored in the finale.

Following the NEWMAC Championship, Kinsey McNamara was honored as the NEWMAC Rower of the Year and Madison Healey was honored as the NEWMAC Coxswain of the Year. McNamara, a four time honoree, and Healey, who had been the second team coxswain in 2017 and 2018, were joined on the NEWMAC All-Conference first team by Barinelli and three-time selection Christine Hovermale.

Larson yielded one run on seven hits and two walks and struck out seven in the first 10 innings of the 18-inning 2-1 triumph over Springfield to help the Engineers secure the NEWMAC West title for the fourth time in five years.

The WPI women's rowing varsity and second varsity eight won their races as the Engineers claimed the program's first NEWMAC Championship Saturday morning (April 26) on Lake Quinsigamond. In addition to snapping an eight-year reign by Wellesley, the Crimson and Gray earned an invitation to the NCAA Division III Championships May 31-June 1 in Indianapolis.

WPI secured its fourth West Division crown in five years,

Event winners are named to the first team while the runners up are named to the second team.

WPI senior Xandria Korn and sophomore Johann Bradley have been selected as NEWMAC Field Athletes of the Week while the men's 4x100m has been tabbed as the NEWMAC Relay of the Week.

The WPI women's rowing varsity eight completed the season sweep with its third consecutive NEWMAC Boat of the Week award.

Martin earned the NEWMAC Tournament Most Outstanding Player award after pitching 13 innings and collecting three victories, including a shutout, as WPI claimed its second NEWMAC tournament title in four years Saturday on Rooftop Field. The sophomore started her historic day by tossing an inning of relief in a 3-2 walk-off victory over Wellesley before a six-hit, no-walk 2-0 shutout over MIT. Martin then faced MIT again and went the first five innings in the 5-4 in the winner-take-all contest.

Larson went 2-for-4 including a three-run home run and struck out 11 batters as second-seeded WPI knocked off third-seeded, and nationally-ranked, Babson, 5-1, in Game 3 of the NEWMAC Baseball Championship at the New England Baseball Complex. The junior belted what proved to be all WPI needed offensively in the bottom of the first.

Brady won the 5,000-meter run at the 2019 NEWMAC Championships Saturday, April 27 at Springfield. The senior, who finished fifth as a freshman and was second each of the past two years, broke the tape with a time of 15:33.07.

Gencorelli won the 200-meter dash (26.26) and was part of the third-place 4x100-meter relay (49.91) and fifth-place 4x400-meter relay (4:15.55) at the 2019 NEWMAC Championships Saturday, April 27 at Springfield.

Whitney won the long jump Saturday, April 20, besting student-athletes from No. 7 Williams, No. 17 RPI and No. 25 Middlebury, with a leap of 20-5.25. Earlier this season, the freshman established his collegiate best of 21-10 in the outdoor opener at Bryant.

The sophomore batted .571 (8-for-14) with two doubles and four stolen bases in a 4-0 week. Trailing 4-3 heading into the bottom of the seventh in game two versus Wellesley, Gonzales doubled in the tying run before touching home to end the game and extend the Engineers winning streak to nine games.

Each year, WPI recognizes first-year students for excellence in their academic work with the designation Charles O. Thompson Scholars.

Project Presentation Day is WPI's own version of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, minus the terrifying rivers and golden tickets. There's something new and exciting everywhere you look, with the culmination of a year's worth of work on display throughout campus.

Project Presentation Day is WPI's own version of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, minus the terrifying rivers and golden tickets. There's something new and exciting everywhere you look, with the culmination of a year's worth of work on display throughout campus.

The WPI women's rowing varsity eight was elevated to the No 1 spot in the USRowing/CRCA Division III Coaches Poll and repeated as the NEWMAC Boat of the Week, as recently announced. The Engineers garnered nine of the 10 first place votes to displace defending national champion Bates, who held the position on the scroll for almost exactly two years.

Ambrosino hit .615 (8-for-13) with two home runs and a double, as well as eight RBI and nine runs scored. The freshman also posted slugging and on-base percentages of 1.154 and .706, respectively. In addition to a home run in the first game of each doubleheader, including the first at-bat of the day versus Smith, Ambrosino went 2-for-3 in both games at Coast Guard and was 3-for-4 in the nightcap versus the Pioneers.

Antoine Harris won the 100-meter dash (10.92) and 200-meter dash (22.00) at the Connecticut College Silfen Track & Field Invitational. His 100m time leads the NEWMAC while the 200m is second. He was also part of the winning 4x100m relay (42.19) along with junior Nick Fleury, junior Alex Rus and sophomore Matt Adiletta. It is the second time the same quartet has been honored this month.

Having completed their final year of playing eligibility in 2018, achieved a 3.2 cumulative grade point average throughout entire course of undergraduate study, met all NCAA-mandated progress toward degree requirements and have been starters or significant contributors throughout the 2018 season, seven WPI student-athletes have been selected to the National Football Foundation (NFF) Honor Society,

The third-ranked team in the CRCA Top 15, defeated No. 6 Smith, No. 5 Wesleyan and Colby, who is receiving votes, to reclaim the Jennifer McLaughlin '06 Cup for the first time since 2011 on Saturday. The Engineers also bested No. 12 Hamilton each day and added a pair of wins over No. 13 Washington College on Sunday.

The team of freshman Katherine Pawlak, senior Michelle Gencorelli, sophomore Katy Nippert and freshman Janelle Knight handed in the 23rd-ranked, and NEWMAC-best, 4x100-meter relay time of 48.81 at the UMass Minuteman Invitational.

Wood batted .519 (14-27) with a walk off and four extra base hits to go with 13 RBI and nine runs scored as the Engineers went 7-1. The game-ending hit extended the Engineers winning streak to nine after the first game versus Babson on Saturday. In addition to recording multiple hits in six of the eight games, the senior also collected five RBI in the nightcap at Springfield on Tuesday. The Crimson and Gray also faced local foes Worcester State and Clark during the busy week.

The very rare back-to-back honoree completed a memorable weekend Sunday by defeating top-ranked and defending NCAA champion Bates in thrilling fashion on Lake Quinsigamond. The race came down to the final 10 strokes with WPI claiming the victory by just 0.34 seconds over Bates (6:37.40 to 6:37.74). The Engineers, second in the latest USRowing/CRCA Division III Top 15, also knocked off No. 3 Williams to take home the Donahue Cup on Saturday.

The junior hit .467 (7-for-15) with three doubles and a home run to go with four BI and three runs scored. He also boasted a .867 slugging and .556 on-base percentages. Two doubles were part of a 3-for-4 series opener at Coast Guard before the third was in a 2-for-4 game that also saw the junior allow only three hits and strike out six in an eight-inning victory. He concluded the week with what proved to be the game-winning swing in the form of a home run in the finale. The two-run shot also sparked a five run frame.

The third-ranked team in the CRCA Top 15, defeated No. 6 Smith, No. 5 Wesleyan and Colby, who is receiving votes, to reclaim the Jennifer McLaughlin '06 Cup for the first time since 2011 on Saturday. The Engineers also bested No. 12 Hamilton each day and added a pair of wins over No. 13 Washington College on Sunday.

Mark Borghesani, Peter Beretich, Brendan McCann, Joe Crognale and coxswain Ella Forbes won twice this past weekend. After besting Wesleyan and WPI B with a 7:36.5 on Saturday, the group crossed the finish line ahead of WPI B, Hamilton and Conn. College on Sunday.

WPI senior Kinsey McNamara has been invited to the USRowing Under 23 Women's National Team Selection Camp which will take place this summer at the Thomas Temple Allan Boathouse in Charlottesville, VA.