Engineers Looking to Catch Fire with 'Red Out'
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The following article appeared February 18 on the College Hockey News (CHN) Web site.
By Joseph Edwards
CHN Writer
It's not a new look for the RPI Engineers, but definitely one they
haven't seen in Troy in quite some time.
Sure, they started the season at a rather mediocre 10-10-1
overall, and 3-4-2 in what's proving to be a deep ECAC. Coming into
the season, they were expected to finish anywhere from 8th to 10th,
depending on which poll you put more stock in, and while they were
on pace to do slightly better than that, no one could have
predicted what turning the page on a new calendar would have done
for the Engineers.
Since 2010 began, the Engineers are 6-3-2. Their goal scoring is
up, and their goals against is down. They have two players in the
top-10 nationally in scoring — including the top point-getter
across the NCAA. They've won all-important games at Quinnipiac,
Princeton, and swept the season series with Yale. And, most
importantly, the Engineers have risen to fourth in the league,
their highest position since finishing there in 2003-04.
Complete article can be accessed via the CHN Web site by clicking here.
