Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Athletics

Rensselaer 6, New Hampshire 5 (OT)

Steve Stoyanovich scored a hat trick, including the game-winning goal with 1:12 remaining in the ten-minute overtime, and an assist before 4,954 fans. Ian Harrison stopped 50 shots, including 19 in the third period and seven in overtime, for the win.

The Engineers scored three times in the first period, twice in the second and four more in the third period in front of a crowd of 4,493. Loris Muzzatti had a hat trick, Steve Stoyanovich scored twice, and Ian Harrison finished with 29 saves.

New Hampshire 3, Rensselaer 2 (OT)

An injury-riddled RPI outshot UNH, 55-40, but the Engineers fell in overtime. John Emerson and Dave Stoyanovich scored for the home team while Kevin Constantine finished with 37 saves. Greg Moffett earned the win for New Hampshire.

The Eagles outscored the Engineers 3-0 in the final period to break open a 1-1 tie in front of a sold-out crowd of 4,972. Larry Landon scored for RPI while Gerry Fink stopped 36 shots in defeat.

A crowd of 4,972 watched as the Big Red got two goals and two assists from Roy Kerling. RPI had four different goal scorers and Ken Hammond picked up two assists.

RPI jumped on St. Lawrence early and often, never letting up. Mike Sadeghpour, Kraig Nienhuis, and Mark Jooris had two goals each to pace the attack.

Marty Dallman scored three times, Kraig Nienhuis had two goals and an assist, and Mike Robinson scored once with two helpers as the Engineers romped in front of 5,456 Field House fans.

Mark Jooris (2 goals, 3 assists), George Servinis (1 goal, 3 assists) and Adam Oates (1 goal, 2 assists), all collected multiple points as RPI won big for the third straight Freakout!. A record crowd of 5,506 also saw Daren Puppa stop 23 shots.

Although the Engineers outshot St. Lawrence 42-29, they allowed three power play goals and lost.

In a game that featured 39 penalties and 21 power plays, Chris Walsh scored twice and assisted on two others to lead Rensselaer, which went 5 for 10 with the man-advantage. Gavin Armstrong (30 saves) and Steve Duncan (2 saves) combined for the victory.

Both teams scored three times in the first period and once in the second before Clarkson tallied the final two goals for the win. The game featured 26 penalties, including 14 on RPI.

A crowd of 5,219 saw the Bulldogs score twice in the third period for a come-from-behind victory. Rob Schena scored twice in the losing effort.

RPI led 3-1 after the first period but the Engineers could not hold off the Saints, who scored the next four goals. Joe Day had two goals and two assists to lead the visitors.

Four different players - Joe Juneau, Derek DeCosty, Bruce Coles, and Mickey LeBlanc - scored and Sean Kennedy stopped 22 shots in a come-from-behind victory.

Wayne Clarke scored both RPI goals, including the game-tying tally at 8:15 of the third period, and Neil Little made 24 saves for the Engineers. Christian Soucy stopped 31 shots for UVM.

Xavier Majic and Brad Layzell led a balanced Rensselaer attack with a goal and two assists each. Neil Little stopped 28 of 30 shots as RPI went on to win in front of 5,217 fans.

Forwards Wayne Clarke and Bryan Richardson gave RPI a 2-1 lead with a goal apiece before Vermont tied the game midway through the third period. Neil Little’s 40 saves kept the game deadlocked.

RPI tallied four goals in the first period on its way to victory. Adam Bartell had two goals and an assist, including the game-winner. Mike Tamburro and Tim Spadafore combined to stop 34 of 35 shots for the Engineers, who won their sixth straight Freakout! game.

Bryan Richardson, Jeff O’Connor, Matt Garver, and Jean-Francois Gosselin each scored and Mike Tamburro stopped 31 of 32 shots on goal in the only Freakout! ever played in March. 

Eric Healey and Matt Garver tallied two goals and two assists apiece as the Engineers romped. RPI, which scored five second period goals, saw Joel Laing stop 40 shots and Anthony Pergolotti make one save in relief.

Forward Danny Riva scored twice and defenseman Bryan Tapper once for the Engineers, who outshot the Skating Dutchmen, 38-34. A crowd of 5,208 saw Scott Prekaski stop 31 shots in the tie.

Brad Tapper notched a hat trick, Keith Dupee scored twice and added an assist, Danny Riva had four helpers, and Matt Murley scored once with three assists to lead Rensselaer. The Engineers scored four times in each of the first two periods for the victory.

Joel Laing stopped 26 shots and Pete Gardiner and Steve Caley found the back of the net before a sold-out crowd of 5,156 fans.

Ryan Shields and Jim Henkel scored for the Engineers but the Catamounts fought back for a tie. Nathan Marsters, playing in his first-ever Big Red Freakout!, and Andrew Allen both made 32 saves in a game that featured playoff-like intensity.

Trailing 3-0 with under 13 minutes left in the third period, the Engineers staged a remarkable comeback to win in overtime. Carson Butterwick’s second marker of the night was the game-winner.

A Ryan Shields goal with eight seconds remaining in overtime gave RPI the win. Shields sent the puck from the right corner toward the front of the net, where it deflected off a Brown player and into the goal. Defenseman Scott Basiuk had two goals and Kevin Croxton tallied the other before a crowd of 5,070. Nathan Marsters finished with 18 saves for the victory.

Playing in front of the members of RPI’s 1954 National Championship Team, who were celebrating the 50th Anniversary of their title, the Engineers scored three goals in the third period for a come-from-behind victory. Four different players scored for Rensselaer, which got 29 saves from Nathan Marsters.

With the members of the 1985 National Championship Team in the crowd and a national television audience watching on CSTV, junior Kirk MacDonald scored with only 8.3 seconds remaining in the third period to give the Engineers a dramatic victory. Oren Eizenman and Nick Economakos also scored and Jake Luthi had two assists in front of a sold-out crowd of 5,152.

Rensselaer got goals from four different players and freshman Mathias Lange stopped 21 of 23 shots before a sold-out crowd of 5,317 at the Houston Field House. Sophomore Andrew Lord and junior Ryan Swanson both had a goal and an assist for the Engineers, who scored twice in the first period and once each in the second and third.

In the first Freakout! to be held in January since 1998, St. Lawrence scored two goals in 53 seconds late in the third period to turn a 3-1 deficit into a 3-3 tie in front of a sold-out crowd of 5,152. Junior Andrew Lord had a goal and an assist and sophomore Mathias Lange made 25 saves between the pipes for the Engineers, who scored once in each period.

Princeton scored three second period goals and netminder Zane Kalemba made 16 saves enroute to a 4-0 victory over RPI. Goalie Jordan Alford made 37 saves in the Engineers net. RPI’s loss was its first in the last 18 Big Red Freakouts!. The Engineers had been 12-0-5 in their previous 17.

Four different players tallied to lead Yale to a 4-1 win over Rensselaer. Down 2-0 in the second stanza, RPI pulled to within a goal on a by Alex Angers-Goulet, but the Bulldogs added two goals in the final period for the victory. Yale netminder Alec Richards made 15 saves to earn the victory, while Mathias Lange made 26 stops for the Engineers.