New Haven, CT — Here are photos from the Women’s College Squash Association National Team Championships (Howe Cup) match between Smith and Northeastern.
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For additional photos from this match, please visit mtbello.com.
Northampton, MA — Each season, the College Squash Association names scholar athletes. Being named a Scholar Athlete for the College Squash Association is an honor reserved for student athletes that meet extensive criteria in the classroom and on the squash courts.
According to the Women’s College Squash Award’s Criteria, to be named a scholar athlete, a player must:
Below are the 2009-2010 Women’s College Squash Association Scholar Athletes:
Northampton, MA — Even though the season is over, the College Squash Association was still busy in April. Here are some of the highlights from CollegeSquashAssociation.com in case you missed them.
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Articles from April 2010:
New Haven, CT — At the beginning of the 2009 – 2010 season, Yale’s Alia Aziz and Cornell’s Shivangi Paranjpe squared off in the Ivy League Scrimmages. Here is video from their match in November.
Northampton, MA — Today, CollegeSquashAssociation.com launched a new poll question: Are you playing squash during the off season?
Hartford, CT — Here are photos from the Men’s College Squash Association Individuals (Pool Trophy) match between Todd Ruth (Yale) and Nicholas Sisodia (Dartmouth).
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For additional photos from this match, please visit mtbello.com.
Northampton, MA — IvyLeagueSports.com recently announced the 2009-2010 men’s All-Ivy League team.
Harvard senior Colin West was named Ivy League Player of the Year. A three-time All-American, West was named 2007 Ivy League Rookie of the Year and received all-league honors in each of his four years of college play.
West has been a standout player at Harvard throughout his college career, and this season he set a high standard of play and sportsmanship as co-captain of the Crimson. He went 16-1, finishing with a perfect 6-0 record against Ivy League opponents. He also went undefeated at the men’s Individual Championship, winning the men’s national title and receiving the Skillman Award, one of the top individual honors in men’s college squash. Harvard junior Richard Hill was also named to the team.
West’s opponent in the Individual Championship finals, Princeton freshman Todd Harrity, was named Rookie of the Year. Harrity finished the season with a 14-5 record and only lost to one Ivy League opponent: West. Harrity was third in the CSA’s final men’s individual rankings, and will certainly be a player to watch in the coming years.
Aaron Fuchs of Yale joined West as the only other senior on the All-Ivy squad. Yale, the Ivy League champions and national team finalists, had the most players earning league honors. First-year players Kenneth Chan and Hywel Robinson also received All-Ivy honors for the Bulldogs.
The league recognized two players from Princeton, Harrity and sophomore Kelly Shannon, and two players from Dartmouth, Chris Hanson and Nick Sisodia, marking the first time since the 2004-2005 season that the Big Green has been represented on the All-Ivy team.
Congratulations to all the members of the 2009-2010 All-Ivy League Team!
Player of the Year: Colin West (Harvard)
Rookie of the Year: Todd Harrity (Princeton)
Northampton, MA — The College Squash Association’s final women’s individual rankings of 2009 – 2010 have been released. Below are the rankings.
Top 32 Players (* denotes First Team All-Americans, ^ denotes Second Team All-Americans):
Hartford, CT — Here are photos from the Women’s College Squash Association Individuals (Holleran Cup) match between Katherine M. Giovinazzo (Princeton) and Emily Patton (Trinity).
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For additional photos from this match, please visit mtbello.com.
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