2003-2004 - Revision history

Trick trickster: pretty much everything i can add to this page i think

2009-04-20T03:34:54Z

pretty much everything i can add to this page i think

HLPXX at 21:06, October 26, 2007

2007-10-26T21:06:25Z

Bickfa: linking to new pages

2007-05-11T18:53:36Z

linking to new pages

Bickfa: Adding a summary of the playoff trip to Dartmouth and a few other things

2007-05-04T16:28:09Z

Adding a summary of the playoff trip to Dartmouth and a few other things

HLPXX: /* Other */ centering

2007-03-07T17:10:32Z

Other: centering

Bickfa: linking to the adjacent seasons

2007-03-07T16:17:45Z

linking to the adjacent seasons

Bickfa: typo

2007-03-05T20:04:26Z

typo

Bickfa: New page: Conductor: Charlie Scaringello
Managers: Yuri Koester, Ben Strauss
Freakout opponent: Clarkson (Won 4-2, scoring 3 goals in th...

2007-03-05T19:57:05Z

New page: Conductor: Charlie Scaringello Managers: Yuri Koester, Ben Strauss Freakout opponent: Clarkson (Won 4-2, scoring 3 goals in th...

New page

Conductor: [[Charlie Scaringello]] 
Managers: [[Yuri Koester]], [[Ben Strauss]] 
[[Freakout 2004|Freakout]] opponent: [[Clarkson University|Clarkson]] (Won 4-2, scoring 3 goals in the third period to come back from behind) 
Gift: Felt Pennant

==Road Trips==
*[[Union College|Union]] hockey (Won 3-1).

*Overnight to [[Harvard University|Harvard]] (Won 3-2) and [[Brown University|Brown]] (Won 4-0). While killing the day in Boston, several members of the band attended the women's hockey team's game against UMass-Boston (Lost 1-3). Much fun was had laughing at their mascot, a phallic, light blue lighthouse. At the Brown game later that evening, there was a disagreement between some members of the band and [[Charlie Scaringello|Charlie]], after which Charlie headed home mid-game, leaving the band conductorless. [[Tim Vanderpoel]] filled in for the remainder of the game. Following the trip, Charlie resigned as conductor, but wasn't replaced as elections were only a month off.

*One Night Stand to [[Yale University|Yale]] (Won 6-0). After arriving at Yale's rink, the band walked en masse to a pizzeria a few blocks away for dinner. Afterward, the band broke into several small groups to explore the wonderland that is New Haven. As we were congregating back at the bus, several members of the band spotted a turkey roaming around the nearby parking lot. [[Victoria Myers|Vicky]] filled in as conductor for the trip.

==Playoffs==
===Football===
*NCAA first round: vs. Curry: Won 34-20. Despite being the lower seed, the game was played on [['86 Field]] because Curry's field wasn't suitable for an NCAA game. Also, the game was RPI's first ever NCAA win.

*NCAA second round: @ Springfield: Won 40-34. The game was the Saturday after Thanksgiving, so the band didn't go.

*NCAA Regional final: vs. Ithaca: Won 21-16. The Blizzard Bowl. The band was reduced to drums and vocal cheers due to the blizzard conditions which the game was played in.

*NCAA semifinals: @ St. John's (MN): Lost 10-38. The game was played in the middle of exams, in Minnesota, so the band didn't go.

===Hockey===
*ECAC Playoffs - Round 1: vs. [[Princeton University|Princeton]]: Won in 2 games, 5-4, 3-2(OT)

*ECAC Playoffs - Round 2: @ [[Dartmouth College|Dartmouth]]: Lost in 3 games, 3-2, 0-6, 0-1

==Other==
*Finally got a new supply of shirts at the beginning of the school year (only two years and one court battle later than anticipated).

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-Conductor: [[Charlie Scaringello]]<br>
+[[Image:Officer_2003-2004.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The 2003-2004 officers]]
-Managers: [[Yuri Koester]], [[Ben Strauss]]<br>
+[[Conductor]]: [[Charlie Scaringello]]<br>
 [[Freakout 2004|Freakout]] opponent: [[Clarkson University|Clarkson]] (Won 4-2, scoring 3 goals in the third period to come back from behind)<br>
-Gift: Felt Pennant
+Gift: [[:Image:Freakout 2004 gift.jpg|Felt Pennant]]
-=Road Trips=
+==Road Trips==
-*[[Union College|Union]] hockey (Won 3-1).
+====January 10, 2004: Men's Hockey @ Union====
-*Overnight to [[Harvard University|Harvard]] (Won 3-2) and [[Brown University|Brown]] (Won 4-0).  While killing the day in Boston, several members of the band attended the women's hockey team's game against UMass-Boston (Lost 1-3).  Much fun was had laughing at their mascot, a phallic, light blue lighthouse.  At the Brown game later that evening, there was a disagreement between some members of the band and [[Charlie Scaringello|Charlie]], after which Charlie headed home mid-game, leaving the band conductorless.  [[Tim Vanderpoel]] filled in for the remainder of the game.  Following the trip, Charlie resigned as conductor, but wasn't replaced as elections were only a month off.
+====February 13-14, 2004: Men's Hockey @ Harvard & Brown====
-*One Night Stand to [[Yale University|Yale]] (Won 6-0).  After arriving at Yale's rink, the band walked en masse to a pizzeria a few blocks away for dinner.  Afterward, the band broke into several small groups to explore the wonderland that is New Haven.  As we were congregating back at the bus, several members of the band spotted a turkey roaming around the nearby parking lot.  [[Victoria Myers|Vicky]] filled in as conductor for the trip.
+====February 28, 2004: Men's Hockey @ Yale====
-=Playoffs=
+====March 12-14, 2004: Men's Hockey @ Dartmouth (ECAC Quarterfinals)====
 ====Football====
-*NCAA first round: vs. Curry: Won 34-20.  Despite being the lower seed, the game was played on [['86 Field]] because Curry's field wasn't suitable for an NCAA game.  Also, the game was RPI's first ever NCAA win.
+*11-2 (3-1 [[Liberty League|UCAA]])
-*NCAA second round: @ Springfield: Won 40-34.  The game was the Saturday after Thanksgiving, so the band didn't go.
+====Men's Hockey====
-*NCAA Regional final: vs. Ithaca: Won 21-16.  The Blizzard Bowl.  The band was reduced to drums and vocal cheers due to the blizzard conditions which the game was played in.
+==Playoffs==
-*NCAA semifinals: @ St. John's (MN): Lost 10-38.  The game was played in the middle of exams, in Minnesota, so the band didn't go.
+====Men's Hockey====
-====Hockey====
+==Other==
 *Finally got a new supply of [[Rugby Shirts| rugby shirts]] at the beginning of the school year (only two years and one court battle later than anticipated).
+*Played at the [[American Heart Walk]] on September 20.
-*Played at the American Heart Walk on September 20, 2003.
+*Played at the [[Run to Remember]] on September 27.
+*Played at a cross country meet hosted by the RPI Cross Country teams in Saratoga Springs on November 8.
-*Played for the Run to Remember on September 27, 2003.
+*Played at an RPI basketball doubleheader (a women's game followed by a men's game) on January 17.  This was in exchange for having received free hot chocolate at one of the cold football games while the basketball teams were working concessions.
+*Played at [[Accepted Student Celebration|Accepted Students Day]] on April 3.
-*Played at a Cross Country meet hosted by the RPI Cross Country teams in Saratoga Springs on November 8, 2003.
+*Played at the [[CROP Hunger Walk|CROP Walk]] on May 2.
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 ==Other==
-*Finally got a new supply of shirts at the beginning of the school year (only two years and one court battle later than anticipated).
+*Finally got a new supply of [[Rugby Shirts| rugby shirts]] at the beginning of the school year (only two years and one court battle later than anticipated).
 *Played at the American Heart Walk on September 20, 2003.

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 *ECAC Playoffs - Round 1: vs. [[Princeton University|Princeton]]: Won in 2 games, 5-4, 3-2(OT)
-*ECAC Playoffs - Round 2: @ [[Dartmouth College|Dartmouth]]: Lost in 3 games, 3-2, 0-6, 0-1
+*ECAC Playoffs - Round 2: @ [[Dartmouth College|Dartmouth]]: Lost in 3 games, 3-2, 0-6, 0-1.  Coinciding with the second weekend of Spring Break, members of the band returned to Troy early to get on a bus for Hannover, NH.  After winnng the first game of the series, morale was high amongst the members of the band as they returned to their hotel in nearby White River Junction, VT.  On Saturday, some members of the band elected to stay at the hotel while others chose to go explore all that the town of West Lebanon, NH had to offer.  After a few hours of wandering around strip malls and eating at fast food restaurants, the members who had gone to West Lebanon returned to the hotel to kill some time before going to the second game.  The team's performance in the second game wasn't nearly as inspiring, and the band returned to their hotel disappointed and knowing that they had to kill off another day in the vicinity of Hanover.  After checking out of the hotel on Sunday, the band returned to West Lebanon to eat at the fast food restaurants there, then headed up to Hanover.  Since it was still only mid-afternoon, the members of the band elected to kill time by sitting on the bus and watching movies.  After a few hours of this, some members of the band elected to get out and stretch their legs by exploring Hanover.  Once it finally came time for the game, the band went into Thompson Arena, only to be disappointed by the team's 1-0 loss, making the trip back to Troy a very long one (made even longer by bad weather which detoured the band down to Springfield, MA to cut west on I-90).
 ==Other==
 *Finally got a new supply of shirts at the beginning of the school year (only two years and one court battle later than anticipated).
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