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===Dutchman's Shoes Trophy Game===
 
===Dutchman's Shoes Trophy Game===
Every year, the Engineers play [[Union College|Union]] for possession of the [[Dutchman's Shoes|Dutchman's Shoes Trophy]].  Dating back to 1886, it is the oldest college football rivalry in New York State.  Since 1950 (when the trophy was introduced), Union leads the series 45-15.  At the current date, the Shoes reside at Union.
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Every year, the Engineers play [[Union College|Union]] for possession of the [[Dutchman's Shoes|Dutchman's Shoes Trophy]].  Dating back to 1886, it is the oldest college football rivalry in New York State.  Since 1950 (when the trophy was introduced), Union leads the series 45-16.  At the current date, the Shoes reside at RPI.
  
 
===Transit Trophy Game===
 
===Transit Trophy Game===

Revision as of 11:22, November 22, 2010

RPI's sports teams are known as the Engineers. The teams for men's and women's hockey, track and field, indoor track, cross country, football and tennis have always been known as the Engineers, while the rest of the varsity sports teams were known as the Red Hawks until 9/10/09 when the institute announced it would change all team names to the Engineers, reverting to the method used years ago by the school. The pep band will most commonly play at home men's and women's hockey games, as well as home football games. Every home men's hockey and football game is broadcasted by WRPI 91.5 FM, RPI's college radio station.

Hockey

Current Rosters
Men's Hockey Women's Hockey
Number Name Position Year Number Name Position Year
2 Pat Koudys D 2014 1 Shannon Ramelot G 2013
3 Guy Leboeuf D 2014 2 Audrey Stapleton F 2013
4 Bryan Brutlag (A) D 2011 5 Katie Daniels D 2012
5 John Kennedy (C) D 2011 6 Madison Marzario D 2014
7 Jeff Foss D 2011 7 Amanda Castignetti (A) D 2012
8 Mike Bergin D 2012 9 Missy Mankey F 2014
10 Scott Halpern F 2011 12 Laura Guillemette F 2012
11 Bo Dolan D 2014 14 Toni Sanders F 2014
12 Johnny Rogic F 2014 15 Taylor Horton F 2013
13 Joel Malchuk F 2011 16 Sierra Vadner D 2012
14 Greg Burgdoerfer F 2012 17 Clare Padmore F 2013
15 Tyler Helfrich F 2011 18 Jill Vandegrift F 2012
17 Justin Smith F 2012 19 Jordan Smelker F 2014
18 Alex Angers-Goulet F 2012 20 Alisa Harrison (A) F 2012
19 Patrick Cullen F 2012 21 Andie Le Donne D 2013
20 Kevin Beauregard F 2011 23 Nona Letuligasenoa D 2014
21 Chase Polacek (A) F 2011 24 Sydney O'Keefe (A) F 2011
22 C.J. Lee F 2013 26 Kristen Jakubowski F/D 2012
23 Brock Higgs F 2014 27 Kendra Dunlop (C) F 2011
24 Josh Rabbani F 2012 33 Sonja van der Bliek G 2011
27 Marty O'Grady F 2013
28 Matt Tinordi F 2014
29 Nick Bailen D 2013
30 Allen York G 2012
32 Bryce Merriam G 2013
35 Jeremy Coupal G 2012

Sport with stick and puck and ice.

Big Games

There are a number of hockey games over the course of the season that carry special significance.

Big Red Freakout!

Recent Opponents and Results

2009-2010: Princeton L 0-7
2008-2009: Yale L 1-4
2007-2008: Princeton L 0-4
2006-2007: St. Lawrence T 3-3
2005-2006: Brown: W 4-2

For information on Freakout, see this page.

Black Friday

Black Friday started during the 2003-2004 season to honor the passing of women's hockey coach Bill Cahill and equipment manager Tom Cavosie. This game now takes place on the first home ECAC Hockey game of the season. Free admission is given to all students wearing black, and members of the band are given black t-shirts which they wear over their regular rugby shirts. The team also wears special black jerseys for the game which are raffled off for charity afterwards. RPI is 6-0-1 all-time in Black Friday games.

Recent Opponents and Results

2009-2010: Yale W 5-2
2008-2009: Harvard W 3-2
2007-2008: Yale T 1-1
2006-2007: Princeton W 4-3 (ot)
2005-2006: Quinnipiac W 4-2

For a complete list of Black Friday results, see this page.

White-Out

White-Out started during the 2004-2005 season under the name "White-Out Wednesday" as a gimmick to draw a crowd for a rare mid-week game. The White-Out game has since become an annual event whose scheduling remains somewhat mysterious to the band. RPI is 2-3 all-time in White-Out games.

Recent Opponents and Results

2009-2010: Cornell L 1-2
2008-2009: No White-Out game was played this year.
2007-2008: Clarkson L 1-3
2006-2007: Cornell L 1-6
2005-2006: Cornell W 2-0

For a complete list of White-Out results, see this page.

Senior Night

Senior Night is the last home game of the regular season. RPI is 34-26-1 in Senior Night games since 1950.

Recent Opponents and Results

2009-2010: Princeton L 0-7
2008-2009: St. Lawrence L 0-2
2007-2008: Clarkson L 1-3
2006-2007: Yale L 3-4
2005-2006: Colgate L 1-2

For a complete list of Senior Night results, see this page.

Football

That other sport.

Big Games

Like for hockey, there are a few football games over the course of the season that carry special significance.

Dutchman's Shoes Trophy Game

Every year, the Engineers play Union for possession of the Dutchman's Shoes Trophy. Dating back to 1886, it is the oldest college football rivalry in New York State. Since 1950 (when the trophy was introduced), Union leads the series 45-16. At the current date, the Shoes reside at RPI.

Transit Trophy Game

Every year, the Engineers play Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) for possession of the Transit Trophy. Since 1980 (when the trophy was introduced), RPI leads the series 21-9-1. At the current date, the Transit Trophy resides at WPI.

Shot Glass Trophy Game

From 1944 to 2005, the Engineers played the Coast Guard Academy for possession of the Shot Glass Trophy. Coast Guard leads the series 33-19-2, though they've only won 7 times since 1985. The series between the two schools ended following Coast Guard's departure from the Liberty League following the 2005 season. Since RPI won the most recent game of the series, the Shot Glass Trophy resides at RPI in the '87 gym.

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