Hall of Fame 2020 | Marc Cavosie '03

With the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Athletics Hall of Fame Ceremony coming up on Saturday, each of the inductees will be featured leading up to the event as a way to share their stories accomplishments. A well-known forward from the Capital Region, Marc Cavosie ‘03 came to Troy from Cohoes, N.Y. and Albany Academy. The management major turned his RPI experience into a lengthy playing career that provided him the opportunity to travel the globe. A former assistant coach for the Engineers’ women's program, he is now works for National Railroad Safety Services.

Career: Played 97 games … Had 48 goals and 61 assists for 109 points … Recorded 49 penalties for 117 minutes … 1999-00: Played 33 games ... Twelve goals and 18 assists for 30 points … Five power play goals and three shorthanded goals … Three game-winning goals … Hat trick at Princeton … Had 13 penalties for 26 minutes ... ECAC Rookie of the Week twice … ECAC Player of the Week once … USCHO National Player of the Week once … ECAC All-Rookie Team … Team was 22-13-2 … Played in ECAC Championship Game … 2000-01: Played 28 games ... Thirteen goals and 16 assists for 29 points … Four power play goals and one shorthanded goal … One game-winning goal … Hat trick at Boston University ... Had 18 penalties for 47 minutes … ECAC Honor Roll three times … ECAC Player of the Week once … Team was 17-15-2 … 2001-02: Played 36 games ... Had 23 goals and team-high 27 assists for ECAC-leading 50 points ... Team-highs of nine power play goals, two shorthanded goals, and four game-winning goals ... Hat tricks at Boston University and against Yale ... Eighteen penalties for team-high 44 minutes ... All-ECAC First Team … ECAC Player of the Year … AHCA East All-America First Team … Hobey Baker Award finalist … Team was 20-13-4 … Played in ECAC Consolation Game … Other: Rensselaer Male Freshman Athlete of the Year in 1999-00 ... Selected in fourth round, 99th overall, by Minnesota Wild in 2000 NHL Entry Draft ... Played for U.S. in World Junior Under-20 Championship … Four goals and two assists for six points in seven games.