After a promising season that saw the No. 12 Engineers take defeat to only one other team—No. 13 Middlebury College—RPI could not uphold its perfection, as the Panthers managed to squeak away another game from the homestanding Rensselaer. This time, however, it was on the much larger stage of the NCAA Division-III Lacrosse tournament. Despite a bump to the second round, RPI could not defend its home turf at the East Campus Stadium as the Engineers fell 16-8. Rensselaer finished its season with a 14-3 record, while the Panthers continued on to the third round with a 13-5 mark. Read more...

The RPI men’s hockey team will once again be pushed to its limits as the Engineers are tasked with yet another difficult season for the squad’s 109th year of play. After bowing out early from the ECAC tournament last season, much will be expected for the talented group of skaters who have a healthy and hearty recruiting class to fill the voids of those who have graduated. Read more...

The talent of RPI’s women’s hockey team hasn’t gone unnoticed in the past few seasons as the squad’s schedule for the 2010-11 season has been ramped up for this year. The Engineers will face a slew of new foes throughout the 33-game regular season, including six games that will feature teams that participated in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. Read more...