The 1923–24 MIT Engineers men's ice hockey season was the 23rd season of play for the program.
Looking to improve upon a solid performance the year before, very few things went right for the Engineers in 1924.
After opening the year with two massive defeats, the team wasn't able to play a single game for almost four weeks.
Once they returned in early February the team was so out of sorts that they went scoreless against a down Army team before being embarrassed in their final game of the year.
[1] Theodore H. Butler served as team manager with James Carey and Martin Walter as his assistants.