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2009-2010 Men’s All-Ivy League Team Announced

Anne Bello
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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!

  • Kenneth Chan (Yale)
  • Aaron Fuchs (Yale)
  • Chris Hanson (Dartmouth)
  • Todd Harrity (Princeton)
  • Richard Hill (Harvard)
  • Hywel Robinson (Yale)
  • Kelly Shannon (Princeton)
  • Nick Sisodia (Dartmouth)
  • Colin West (Harvard)

Player of the Year: Colin West (Harvard)

Rookie of the Year: Todd Harrity (Princeton)

2009-2010 Women’s Final Individual Rankings

Michael T. Bello
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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):

  1. Laura Gemmell (Harvard University)*
  2. Pamela Hathway (Trinity College)*
  3. Kristen Lange (Univeristy of Pennsylvania)*
  4. Logan Greer (Yale University)*
  5. Toby Eyre (Williams College)*
  6. Sarah Toomey (Yale University)*
  7. Nayelly Hernendez (Trinity College)*
  8. Amanda Siebert (Princeton University)
  9. Alia Aziz (Yale University)*
  10. Valeria Wiens (Dartmouth)*
  11. Julie Cerullo (Princeton University)*
  12. Nour Bahgat (Trinity)^
  13. Nirasha Gurgue (Harvard University)^
  14. June Tiong (Harvard University)^
  15. Pamela Chua (Stanford University)^
  16. Jackie Moss (Princeton University)^
  17. Alisha Mashruwala (Harvard University)^
  18. Sydney Scott (Univeristy of Penn)^
  19. Johanna Snyder (Harvard University)^
  20. Neha Kumar (Princeton University)^
  21. Nabilla Ariffin (Univeristy of Penn)^
  22. Shivangi Paranjpe (Cornell Univerity)
  23. Jaime Laird (Cornell Univerity)
  24. Natasha Kingshott (Harvard University)
  25. Tehani Guruge (Trinity College)
  26. Rachael Goh (Univeristy of Pennsylvania)
  27. Jennifer Coxe (Williams College)
  28. Emery Maine (Princeton University)
  29. Katy Brewster (Stanford University)
  30. Cheri-Ann Parris (Bates College)
  31. Yarden Odinak (Univeristy of Pennsylvania)
  32. Robyn Hodgson (Trinity College)

Photos from College Squash Association Individuals: Trinity and Princeton

Michael T. Bello
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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).

Click on the thumbnails to view a larger version of each photo.

For additional photos from this match, please visit mtbello.com.

2009-2010 All-Ivy League Women’s Squash Team Announced

Anne Bello
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Northampton, MA — Ivy League Sports has announced the 2009-2010 women’s All-Ivy team.

Harvard first-year Laura Gemmell earned both Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year honors. Gemmell went undefeated in her first year of intercollegiate play, finishing the season with a perfect 16-0 record. Playing at number 1 for the Crimson, she did not lose a game during the regular season, winning all her matches 3-0.

As dominant as her play was all season, Gemmell’s performance in the women’s individual championship finals showcased the depth of her talent. Trinity junior Pamela Hathway took Gemmell to five games, pushing the Toronto native harder than she had been in match play all season. The national title came down to the final points, with Gemmell pulling away at the very end to win the women’s individual championship.

Gemmell’s Ramsay Cup win was not her first national title of the season: she also helped lead the undefeated Crimson to their eleventh national team title. Her teammate, 2009 Ivy League Rookie of the Year Nirasha Gurgue, also earned All-Ivy honors this year.

Two seniors were named to the All-Ivy team: Penn’s Kristen Lange and Yale’s Alia Aziz. Lange, who earned All-Ivy honors in each of her four years of college play, was the 2009 Ivy League Player of the Year and the 2007 Rookie of the Year. Aziz, a first-time All-Ivy honoree, was the recipient of the 2010 Richey Award, one of the top honors in women’s college squash.

Two other Yale players, juniors Logan Greer and Sarah Toomey, were also named to the All-Ivy team, as the Bulldogs led the way with the most players earning league honors. Princeton had two players — junior Jackie Moss and first-year Julie Cerullo — on the team, and Dartmouth had one player, Valeria Wiens, the first player to earn All-Ivy honors for the Big Green in five years.

Congratulations to the members of the 2009-2010 All-Ivy League team!

  • Alia Aziz (Yale)
  • Julie Cerullo (Princeton)
  • Laura Gemmell (Harvard)
  • Logan Greer (Yale)
  • Nirasha Guruge (Harvard)
  • Kristen Lange (Penn)
  • Jackie Moss (Princeton)
  • Sarah Toomey (Yale)
  • Valeria Wiens (Dartmouth)

Player of the Year: Laura Gemmell (Harvard)

Rookie of the Year: Laura Gemmell (Harvard)

US Professional Squash Tournament Features Several College Players

US Pro Squash
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US Pro Squash recently held a tournament at Franklin & Marshall College. Several college players entered the tournament as amateurs.  Below is a description of the event from US Pro Squash.

Lancaster, PA — US Pro Squash was on campus from April 8-11 for the Franklin & Marshall College Invitational Pro Squash Tournament. Two-time World Champion David Palmer won the championship with a 3-0 victory over ’08 Egyptian Champion Wael El Hindi. The four-day tournament featured top-level squash as well as important community outreach and clinics. In addition to the pro tournament, the squash pros ran a clinic with the Franklin & Marshall Squash ACES students and community players.

The draw included 3 players who competed at the collegiate level this year. Two-time College Squash Association national individual champion and Trinity #1 Baset Chaudhry made his US Pro Squash professional debut. Chaudhry lost to El Hindi in the quarters, but played well in the consolation bracket, winning the plate division in a five-game war with Franklin & Marshall #2 Gui de Melo. Competing in the tournament as an amateur, de Melo showed how well he can play under pressure. He and Chaudhry battled for over an hour, with Chaudhry ultimately prevailing 11-8 in the fifth game.

Franklin & Marshall #1 Gabe de Melo, who also played as an amateur, lost to David Palmer in the quarter finals (3-1) and to US National Team Member Chris Gordon in the consolation bracket finals. Joe McManus, US Pro Squash CEO, said he was impressed with Gabe’s play. “Gabe had a strong contingent of fans from the college come out and cheer him on in the quarters. I was very impressed with his level of play. He took the first game from Palmer and equipped himself well on court. All credit to him.”

“This tournament gave us the opportunity to bring world class squash to a top tier college program,” said McManus. With Palmer and El Hindi playing, the crowd certainly saw top-notch squash. “We also highlighted the elite level of America’s top college players. Although the touring pros were a little stronger, these college players showed that they deserved to be on the same court as the pros.”

“Baset is a great young man,” continued McManus. “I was thrilled that he could join us for the event. Also, F&M has a great future with the de Melo brothers leading the way. Coach White is building a very strong program in Lancaster, PA.”

For more information about the US Pro Squash Tour, please go to: www.USProSquash.com.

2009-2010 Men’s Final Individual Rankings

Michael T. Bello
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Northampton, MA — The College Squash Association’s final men’s individual rankings of 2009 – 2010 have been released. Below are the rankings for the top 735 players.

Top 735 Players (* denotes First Team All-American, ^ denotes Second Team All-Americans):

  1. Baset Chaudhry (Trinity College)
  2. Colin West (Harvard University)*
  3. Todd B. Harrity (Princeton University)*
  4. Parth Sharma (Trinity College)*
  5. Benjamin Fischer (University of Rochester)*
  6. Antonio Diaz Glez (Trinity College)*
  7. Vikram Malhotra (Trinity College)*
  8. Christopher R. Hanson (Dartmouth College)*
  9. Kenneth Chan (Yale University)
  10. Supreet Singh (Trinity College)*
  11. Hywel M. Robinson (Yale University)*
  12. Jim Bristow (University of Rochester)*
  13. Kelly D Shannon (Princeton University)^
  14. Randy J.W. Lim (Trinity College)^
  15. Andres F Vargas (Trinity College)^
  16. Richard T Hill (Harvard University)^
  17. Nicholas S Sisodia (Dartmouth College)^
  18. Aaron Fuchs (Yale University)^
  19. David Michael Letourneau (Princeton University)^
  20. Christopher Sachvie (Cornell University)^
  21. Todd H. Ruth (Yale University)^
  22. Nils H Mattsson (Naval Academy)^
  23. Christopher C. Callis (Princeton University)
  24. Guilherme F. De Melo (Franklin & Marshall College)
  25. Gabriel De Melo (Franklin & Marshall College)
  26. Alex Domenick (Cornell University)
  27. Hameed Ahmed (University of Rochester)
  28. Kush Mahan (Bates College)
  29. John J Roberts (Yale University)
  30. Andres Duany (University of Rochester)
  31. Richard W. Dodd (Yale University)
  32. William M Newnham (University of Rochester)
  33. Christopher J Binnie (Trinity College)
  34. J. Reed Endresen (Harvard University)
  35. David A Canner (Princeton University)
  36. Santiago Imberton (Princeton University)
  37. Christopher J.S. Plimpton (Yale University)
  38. Jason M Michas (Harvard University)
  39. Jesus Pena (Princeton University)
  40. Danny Greenberg (University of Pennsylvania)
  41. Brian w Hong (University of Western Ontario)
  42. Thomas W. Mattsson (University of Pennsylvania)
  43. Mark M. Froot (University of Pennsylvania)
  44. Kimesh Chetty (University of Western Ontario)
  45. William B. Hartigan (Cornell University)
  46. Robert L. Berner (Yale University)
  47. Peter S. Sopher (Princeton University)
  48. Arjun Gupta (Cornell University)
  49. Oscar Lopez (University of Rochester)
  50. Naishadh Lalwani (Yale University)
  51. Ethan P Buchsbaum (Williams College)
  52. Zeke B Scherl (Harvard University)
  53. Reinhold R. Hergeth (Trinity College)
  54. Matt Domenick (University of Rochester)
  55. Ryan A. Herden (University of Western Ontario)
  56. Michael M. Lewis (Dartmouth College)
  57. Strachan W.D. Jarvis (University of Western Ontario)
  58. Rishi Jalan (Cornell University)
  59. Christian R. Henze (Williams College)
  60. Robert W G Maycock (Dartmouth College)
  61. William D. Morris (Williams College)
  62. Brad Thompson (Brown University)
  63. Philip J. Sopher (Princeton University)
  64. Juan Pablo Gaviria (University of Rochester)
  65. Adrian Leanza (Brown University)
  66. Thomas L. Spettigue (Cornell University)
  67. Eliot L Buchanan (Harvard University)
  68. Ryan D Dowd (Yale University)
  69. Charlie K. Wagner (Cornell University)
  70. Clay B. Blackiston (Princeton University)
  71. Brian F O Toole (Dartmouth College)
  72. James F Clark (University of Pennsylvania)
  73. Trevor S. McGuinness (University of Pennsylvania)
  74. Amar Gupta (Cornell University)
  75. Porter E Drake (University of Pennsylvania)
  76. Nick Marks (Williams College)
  77. Will E Gruner (Williams College)
  78. Harry L Smith (Colby College)
  79. Alex Gross (Tufts University)
  80. Sadiq Madraswala (Franklin & Marshall College)
  81. Joe S Chapman (University of Rochester)
  82. William R. Katz (Bates College)
  83. David Funk (Bowdoin College)
  84. Allan B. Lutz (Naval Academy)
  85. Jordan Greenberg (Bates College)
  86. Omar Sobhy (George Washington University)
  87. Juan Lopez (Franklin & Marshall College)
  88. Brian R. Warner (Amherst College)
  89. Robert P. Burns (Bates College)
  90. Scott W Phillips (St Lawrence University)
  91. Amay Merchant (St Lawrence University)
  92. Anthony Zou (New York University)
  93. Valentin Quan (Middlebury College)
  94. Benjamin S Mantica (Naval Academy)
  95. Alex Dodge (St Lawrence University)
  96. Palmer R Higgins (Bowdoin College)
  97. Caleb Garza (Connecticut College)
  98. Juan M. Flores (Trinity College)
  99. Bradley W Seidel (Naval Academy)
  100. Jack Ervasti (Williams College)
  101. Daniel Echavarria (Trinity College)
  102. Bernard R. Yaros (Williams College)
  103. Michael D. Maruca (Yale University)
  104. Edward J T Casserley (Princeton University)
  105. Nikhil Seth (Princeton University)
  106. Justin C. Langan (Naval Academy)
  107. Owen Butler (Cornell University)
  108. Christopher G. Vernick (Cornell University)
  109. Julian Drobetsky (Williams College)
  110. W.McKay Claghorn (Cornell University)
  111. Jay M. Dalal (Northwestern University)
  112. Zuhaib M Mohiuddin (University of Pennsylvania)
  113. Alexander M Ma (Harvard University)
  114. Yeshale Chetty (University of Western Ontario)
  115. Travis W. Judson (Trinity College)
  116. Franklin Cohen (Harvard University)
  117. David H. Hilton (Cornell University)
  118. Stephen H. Wetherill (Dartmouth College)
  119. Jeremy Herrmann (Williams College)
  120. Luke J Lee (Dartmouth College)
  121. Robert T McCary (Colgate University)
  122. Jay W Dolan (Middlebury College)
  123. JP Rothie (University of Southern California)
  124. William L. Ahmed (Harvard University)
  125. Pat Brady (Cornell University)
  126. Andrew D Silvestri (University of Western Ontario)
  127. Daniel Wagman (Dartmouth College)
  128. William A. Browne (University of Pennsylvania)
  129. George D. DiSesa (Trinity College)
  130. Tyler H Stout (St Lawrence University)
  131. Benjamin J. Clayman (Brown University)
  132. William M. Burchfield (Trinity College)
  133. Joel M Rothwell (University of Western Ontario)
  134. Ted D Schroeder (Dartmouth College)
  135. Alex S. Kurth (Dartmouth College)
  136. Matthew L. Marchisotto (Bates College)
  137. Alexander J Lavoie (Harvard University)
  138. Russell J. Feldman (Yale University)
  139. Alexander H. Greaves-Tunnell (Williams College)
  140. Andrew K Bernard (Bowdoin College)
  141. Arun Makhija (Bowdoin College)
  142. Yohay Wakabayashi (University of Rochester)
  143. Michael Shrubb (Dartmouth College)
  144. Christopher M. Reid (Yale University)
  145. James D Thorman (Princeton University)
  146. Greg m Crane (Trinity College)
  147. Nicholas P. Echeverria (Bates College)
  148. Stephen P. Harrington (Princeton University)
  149. Hunter R. Bouchard (Naval Academy)
  150. Nick Pearson (St Lawrence University)
  151. Vini Shetty (Stanford University)
  152. R. J. Keating (Bates College)
  153. Patrick D. Cunningham (Franklin & Marshall College)
  154. Eric S Bedell (Bates College)
  155. Eamon F O Connor (Brown University)
  156. J. Zachary Bradley (Tufts University)
  157. William C Sullivan (Colby College)
  158. William G. Abrams (Naval Academy)
  159. Samuel W Clayman (Yale University)
  160. Christopher L Holter (Brown University)
  161. Christopher P Thompson (University of Pennsylvania)
  162. Brian B Cady (Middlebury College)
  163. Brooks M Russell (University of Pennsylvania)
  164. Samuel J Gould (Stanford University)
  165. Christopher Gagnier (Franklin & Marshall College)
  166. Patrick F. Davis (Brown University)
  167. Alexander P Fulton (Colby College)
  168. Clayton J Dahlman (Columbia University)
  169. Peter Nolan (Kenyon College)
  170. Thomas B. Kraft (St Lawrence University)
  171. Benjamin J Gettinger (Dartmouth College)
  172. Thomas H. McNamara (Naval Academy)
  173. Akhilesh A. Nayak (University of Pennsylvania)
  174. Zarir Aibara (Franklin & Marshall College)
  175. Jack Barrett (Dartmouth College)
  176. Christian H Rosstad (Northeastern University)
  177. Derek Egon DeSvastich (Trinity College)
  178. Sharyar Aziz (Yale University)
  179. Matthew Candal (Wesleyan University)
  180. Peter N. Cipriano (Bowdoin College)
  181. Tashlin T. Reddy (University of Western Ontario)
  182. Martin A Prentice (Denison University)
  183. Peter L. Weinberg (Dartmouth College)
  184. Charles G Gertler (Harvard University)
  185. Jose L Calderon (George Washington University)
  186. Jared J. Zuckerman (Williams College)
  187. Robert H Broadfoot (Wesleyan University)
  188. Edwin Goncharuk (University of Rochester)
  189. Barrett A. Takesian (Bowdoin College)
  190. Doug Compton (Bates College)
  191. Andrew J Hilboldt (Bowdoin College)
  192. Rafik Bhaloo (University of Western Ontario)
  193. Craig S Matthews (Princeton University)
  194. Todd S. Lavine (Amherst College)
  195. William P Fantini (Bowdoin College)
  196. Adam B Vartikar (Harvard University)
  197. Ryan J Eagan (Williams College)
  198. Wesley W. Wynne (Trinity College)
  199. Andrew S. Weisz (Trinity College)
  200. Robert A McDavid (University of Rochester)
  201. William Bryan (Brown University)
  202. Charles Quintin (Amherst College)
  203. Rahul Madan Mohan (Bowdoin College)
  204. Kevin T. Cecala (Amherst College)
  205. Joran Diwan (Denison University)
  206. Matthew H. Callahan (Princeton University)
  207. Peter H Callahan (Princeton University)
  208. Dae Ro Lee (Bates College)
  209. Benjamin A Rind (Tufts University)
  210. Adam S. Greenberg (Brown University)
  211. Thomas P. Rapisarda (Amherst College)
  212. John R. Richey (Naval Academy)
  213. Daniel Pelaez (Hobart College)
  214. Spencer D. Hurst (Middlebury College)
  215. Campbell Smith (St Lawrence University)
  216. Roger A. Miller (St Lawrence University)
  217. Bruce Burrowes (University of Western Ontario)
  218. Thai Ha-Ngoc (Bowdoin College)
  219. Justin Kim (University of Pennsylvania)
  220. Micah Wood (Middlebury College)
  221. Sam Haig (Yale University)
  222. John L. Subranni (Tufts University)
  223. Patrick Williams (Bates College)
  224. Ivan Ng (University of North Carolina)
  225. Jonathan W. Peters (Hamilton College)
  226. Tarit Rao-Chakravorti (Swarthmore College)
  227. Matthew Grossman (George Washington University)
  228. Alex Heitzmann (Brown University)
  229. James K Patteson (University of Virginia)
  230. Ananth Sridhar (Stanford University)
  231. Carlos A. Sandoval (Purdue University)
  232. Benjamin E Ross (St Lawrence University)
  233. Thomas B Whelan (St Lawrence University)
  234. Michael Badali (St Lawrence University)
  235. Carl Barnard (Bowdoin College)
  236. Pedro L. Souza (Northeastern University)
  237. Nicholas P. Kourides (Bates College)
  238. Steve A. Severson (Amherst College)
  239. Evan Besser (Brown University)
  240. Benjamin Lurio (Franklin & Marshall College)
  241. Alexander Y Hsu (Brown University)
  242. Jermaine Xaba (St Lawrence University)
  243. Clayton H Young (Naval Academy)
  244. Elliot D. Beck (Bowdoin College)
  245. John S Sheldon (Franklin & Marshall College)
  246. Dominic G. Gaffney (California)
  247. Dale M. Kobrin (Wesleyan University)
  248. Akhil M Daswani (Northwestern University)
  249. Sheldon Taylor (Tufts University)
  250. Brett H Morell (Hamilton College)
  251. Patrick M. Bugas (Stanford University)
  252. Eliot S. Jia (Middlebury College)
  253. Patrick A Trousdale (Georgetown University)
  254. David O. Koenig (Naval Academy)
  255. Mike N. Nair (George Washington University)
  256. Scott B Leighton (Tufts University)
  257. Aaron Seong (Williams College)
  258. Alexander S.A. Wood (Hamilton College)
  259. J.P. Garofalo (Middlebury College)
  260. Mike D Bower (George Washington University)
  261. Addison H. DiSesa (Middlebury College)
  262. Timothy W. Bandel (Northeastern University)
  263. Henry p Miller (Tufts University)
  264. James Hogan (Hamilton College)
  265. Peter T. Yawney (Northeastern University)
  266. Grant Palermo (Hobart College)
  267. Russell D. Woeltz (St Lawrence University)
  268. Juan J Herrera (University of Rochester)
  269. Michael-Henry Elghanian-Kragem (Georgetown University)
  270. Christopher M. King (Connecticut College)
  271. Preston S Han (Harvard University)
  272. Harry A. Keeshan (Hamilton College)
  273. Matthew G Baker-White (Bates College)
  274. Adam A. Pistel (St Lawrence University)
  275. Lee Banta  (Amherst College)
  276. Aditya S. Gupta (California)
  277. Alex F Place (Colby College)
  278. Riyad Seervai (Brown University)
  279. Nat M. Cooper (Colby College)
  280. Daniel Lesser (Colby College)
  281. Aidan C. Crofton (Naval Academy)
  282. Mario A Magana (Hamilton College)
  283. Simon Carr (Denison University)
  284. Walter M. Cabot III (Bates College)
  285. Simon C. Keyes (Middlebury College)
  286. Player Haynes (George Washington University)
  287. Andrew Kriete (Amherst College)
  288. Max K. Dalury (Tufts University)
  289. Zachary j Porges (Amherst College)
  290. Derek S Rowley (Stanford University)
  291. Henry A Lee (Hamilton College)
  292. Jacob G Glass (Amherst College)
  293. Christopher T. Galluccio (Denison University)
  294. William M Moger (Connecticut College)
  295. Scott Nehrbas (Franklin & Marshall College)
  296. Lincoln T. Barber (Naval Academy)
  297. Rob Stanley (Bowdoin College)
  298. Gray B. Huffard (Colgate University)
  299. Corey Kabot (Hobart College)
  300. Wesley K. Roller (Franklin & Marshall College)
  301. Shaeel A Khan (Penn State University)
  302. Brett E. Feldman (George Washington University)
  303. Miles Bennett (Stanford University)
  304. Cooper Veysey (Hamilton College)
  305. Saahil Sud (Amherst College)
  306. Ron M Ongaro (Denison University)
  307. Asa Welty (Connecticut College)
  308. Matt D Sargent (Kenyon College)
  309. William D. Lawson (Denison University)
  310. Dixon C. Mallory (St Lawrence University)
  311. John C Tracey (Naval Academy)
  312. William J. Benedict (Northwestern University)
  313. Will Drennen (Trinity College)
  314. Robert Moore (Georgetown University)
  315. Steve Carey (Colgate University)
  316. Frederick G. Struse (Franklin & Marshall College)
  317. Matthew L Arnold (Amherst College)
  318. Griffin B. Merrill (Denison University)
  319. Brewster Lee (Wesleyan University)
  320. Nicholas M Sorrentino (Amherst College)
  321. Alex Hoffman (University of Pennsylvania)
  322. Bose Majumder (Northeastern University)
  323. Benito J. Fernandez (Connecticut College)
  324. Luke E. Wherry (Wesleyan University)
  325. Timothy B Gray (Hamilton College)
  326. Henry W Robb (Denison University)
  327. Nate Fowles (Wesleyan University)
  328. Eugene Kim (Northwestern University)
  329. Benjamin K. Haack (Franklin & Marshall College)
  330. John D Shinnick (Naval Academy)
  331. Andrew WJ Kim (Tufts University)
  332. Oliver Embry (University of Southern California)
  333. Tyler Stilwell (Connecticut College)
  334. Frank W. Hamilton (Georgetown University)
  335. Charlie Bolton (Connecticut College)
  336. Grant Bercari (Hobart College)
  337. George B Riggs (Hobart College)
  338. Thomas C. Culp (Lafayette College)
  339. Craig Chircop (Hobart College)
  340. Carl D. Ranieri (Hobart College)
  341. Chris Ahn (Georgetown University)
  342. Dennis J Brinkworth (St Lawrence University)
  343. Andrew McComas (Haverford College)
  344. Ronald German (Hamilton College)
  345. Scott M D West (George Washington University)
  346. Austin B Carpenter (St Lawrence University)
  347. Oscar M. Neubauer (Georgetown University)
  348. Michael C Krasnow (Denison University)
  349. Will Piekos (Middlebury College)
  350. Jimmy S. Xu (Illinois (Champaign))
  351. Kevin Coscarelli (Connecticut College)
  352. Luke Esselen (Hobart College)
  353. Nick Kramer (Amherst College)
  354. John H. Russell (Colgate University)
  355. Peter Montesano (St Lawrence University)
  356. Warren B. Scott (Northeastern University)
  357. Samuel G. Moreno (George Washington University)
  358. Henry F. Hoffstot (Georgetown University)
  359. Roberto J Vanegas (Penn State University)
  360. Alex Khaddar (Hobart College)
  361. Justin T. Moore (Franklin & Marshall College)
  362. Edgardo Gonzalez (Hobart College)
  363. Danish Akhtar (Purdue University)
  364. Sam Ehrlich (George Washington University)
  365. Kevin M Kent (Hobart College)
  366. Omar Madkour (Penn State University)
  367. Jonathan Markson (Connecticut College)
  368. Lonnie Gibbs (Wesleyan University)
  369. Kirk H Bonner (Bucknell University)
  370. Peter Gallagher (University of Notre Dame)
  371. Jeremy Wong (Connecticut College)
  372. Tyler W Kopp (Vanderbilt University)
  373. Robert Young (University of Washington)
  374. Joshua Rosenblat (Boston College)
  375. Michael Shea (Kenyon College)
  376. Daniel S Gentile (Columbia University)
  377. Daniel J Wolf (Northwestern University)
  378. Blay Bradley (Connecticut College)
  379. Shivan S Bhavnani (Wesleyan University)
  380. Stephen Nodder (Colby College)
  381. Michael Pizzi (Williams College)
  382. Zef Konst (Haverford College)
  383. Andrew Yoon (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  384. Hunter Siegel (Connecticut College)
  385. James Cryder Bancroft (Trinity College)
  386. Anthony Imbesi (Georgetown University)
  387. Michael J Kofsky (Vanderbilt University)
  388. Brian Donovan (Boston University)
  389. Miller Knott (Boston University)
  390. John M. Ranieri (Colgate University)
  391. Jorden Zanazzi (Georgetown University)
  392. Wyatt Hong (Stanford University)
  393. Trent Hazy (Stanford University)
  394. Paul Reilly (Georgetown University)
  395. Christopher Greco (Princeton University)
  396. Brandon Abbatiello (Fordham University)
  397. Carter T Rufe (Lafayette College)
  398. Theodore R. Bowers (Stanford University)
  399. Michael R. Sestrich (University of Maryland)
  400. Dane M. Evans (Hobart College)
  401. Peter H. Jang (Fordham University)
  402. Alex S Pizzutillo (Penn State University)
  403. Dillon R. Booth (Denison University)
  404. Mark R Sorrentino (Middlebury College)
  405. Peter J Gabranski (Colby College)
  406. ChanMoon Park (Northwestern University)
  407. Julian P Snider (Hobart College)
  408. Brian J Gladstone (Bowdoin College)
  409. William T Fearnley (Bates College)
  410. Kwang Ho Roh (Northwestern University)
  411. Bilal Mahmood (Brandeis University)
  412. Dan Sills (Hobart College)
  413. Devansh Mittal (University of Southern California)
  414. Michael G Zomnir (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  415. Jacob D. Harris (Vassar College)
  416. Andy Cherna (Colgate University)
  417. Najib J. Morcos (University of Washington)
  418. Joseph S. Pasquale (Boston College)
  419. Willis Stephens (Hobart College)
  420. Coulter S. Bailey (Denison University)
  421. Spencer King (Stanford University)
  422. George Whiteley (Hamilton College)
  423. Charlie Rockwell (University of Rochester)
  424. Andrew K. Zarrilli (Boston College)
  425. Kyle A. Deombeleg (Colgate University)
  426. Maurits Pot (Middlebury College)
  427. Edward T. Henningsen (Stanford University)
  428. Brett M McGinnis (University of Washington)
  429. Austin C. Anderson (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  430. James S. Beddow (Colgate University)
  431. Brendan P. Renehan (Georgetown University)
  432. Manuk Garg (Swarthmore College)
  433. Gavin R McIntire (Williams College)
  434. Ken Cramer (Colby College)
  435. Reese W. Hartmann (Illinois (Champaign))
  436. Mark D. Wieland (Stanford University)
  437. Michael W. Wegman (Northeastern University)
  438. David F. Whelan (University of Virginia)
  439. I.H. Clothier (Franklin & Marshall College)
  440. Elmer D. Vidal (Penn State University)
  441. Hunter M. Kinsella (Vanderbilt University)
  442. Spencer Carlson (Kenyon College)
  443. John R Kucharczyk (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  444. Andrew J Liu (Northwestern University)
  445. Robert A. Habib (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  446. William F Greenberg (Colby College)
  447. Benjamin I Zucker (Tulane University)
  448. Michael N Morrill (University of North Carolina)
  449. Clint Trenkelbach (Bowdoin College)
  450. Duncan Aronstein (Vanderbilt University)
  451. Vedant Bubna (Illinois (Champaign))
  452. Bassam Al Shamali (Boston University)
  453. Zachary R Hoyt (Vanderbilt University)
  454. Matt Murphy (Purdue University)
  455. Brandon P Bollinger (Kenyon College)
  456. Anthony Chau (Illinois (Champaign))
  457. Jacob J. Yeo (Illinois (Champaign))
  458. Diego Haim (Illinois (Champaign))
  459. Akshay Singh (Drexel University)
  460. Teddy Taylor (Boston College)
  461. John I. Ghublikian (Northeastern University)
  462. Yoon Suk Lee (Columbia University)
  463. Jake A. Gregory (Colgate University)
  464. Eric F. Milbourn (Kenyon College)
  465. Schuyler Weiss (Colby College)
  466. Perrin Van Allen (Hamilton College)
  467. Farooq Shaheen (University of Southern California)
  468. John D Rosanelli (Vanderbilt University)
  469. Diana Sands (Northwestern University)
  470. Christian P Harrington (Boston College)
  471. Austin G. Schiff (Vanderbilt University)
  472. Alejandro Ortega (Stanford University)
  473. J.J. Lee (Illinois (Champaign))
  474. Gabriel Parra (Northwestern University)
  475. Peter Jones (Colby College)
  476. Jake Ralston (Haverford College)
  477. Fred L. Hudson (Vanderbilt University)
  478. Hussain Raza (California)
  479. George Woodman Pratt (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  480. Kyle Becker-Mackee (Wesleyan University)
  481. Sam Plapinger (Wesleyan University)
  482. Griffith B Fulton (Hobart College)
  483. Angus Aronstein (Vanderbilt University)
  484. Eli Borek (Tufts University)
  485. Alex Spiliotes (Haverford College)
  486. Graham M. Immerman (Wesleyan University)
  487. Hendrik P Isom (Vassar College)
  488. Auritro Chaterjee (Drexel University)
  489. Christopher E Jayne (Bowdoin College)
  490. Peter M. Fromson (Georgetown University)
  491. Lyman Munschauer (Hamilton College)
  492. David P Scott (Boston University)
  493. Christopher H. Wert (Kenyon College)
  494. Christopher R Tyson (Haverford College)
  495. Charlie P Drake (Wesleyan University)
  496. Eric Epstein (Georgetown University)
  497. Michael C. Robey (Georgetown University)
  498. Atul Todi (Purdue University)
  499. Amos Kendall (Vanderbilt University)
  500. Christian A OConnor (Drexel University)
  501. Zachary Ali (Columbia University)
  502. Adish Uberoi (Columbia University)
  503. Danilo Lobo Dias (Kenyon College)
  504. Ishaan Chugh (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  505. Gregory Hertz (Stanford University)
  506. Vivan Som (Northwestern University)
  507. Will Salisbury (Tufts University)
  508. Andrew Sprague (Bowdoin College)
  509. Yohan R. Sachdev (Bryant University)
  510. Robert R Patterson (Boston University)
  511. Ryan C. Gisriel (University of Notre Dame)
  512. Chang Whan Yea (Stanford University)
  513. Justin D Burkholder (Drexel University)
  514. Joey Lemberg (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  515. John B Williams (Colgate University)
  516. Jordi R. Goodman (Tulane University)
  517. Tyler S. Krizan (Tufts University)
  518. Thomas L Mathews (Vanderbilt University)
  519. HongIn Yun (Swarthmore College)
  520. Mehdi A. Naqvi (Vassar College)
  521. Reeve B Waud (Middlebury College)
  522. Matt Liscovitz (Haverford College)
  523. Will Brown (Connecticut College)
  524. Brendan D Lawrence (Vanderbilt University)
  525. Connor Kirschbaum (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  526. Mark W. Kinsella (Penn State University)
  527. Juan Morales (Penn State University)
  528. John G. Hamilton (Vanderbilt University)
  529. Danny Gleason (Boston College)
  530. Vinit Godha (Penn State University)
  531. Christopher S. Stoj (Tufts University)
  532. Kevin M. Sandner (University of Notre Dame)
  533. Max A Ortwein (Boston College)
  534. Michael Kates (Boston University)
  535. Mark J Bottini (Lafayette College)
  536. Arjun S Agarwala (Vassar College)
  537. John Hunt R. Devor (University of Virginia)
  538. Sam M Beatt (University of Vermont)
  539. Mike Knechtel (Connecticut College)
  540. Jose Alvarez (Hobart College)
  541. Ben Seelig (California)
  542. Keith E. Sproat (Northeastern University)
  543. Daniel A. Hsu (Northeastern University)
  544. Matthew Waid (California)
  545. Ryan P. Jenks (University of Notre Dame)
  546. Lawrence Connor Smith (Colgate University)
  547. Chitwanjot Singh (Boston University)
  548. Justin S. Talwar (Kenyon College)
  549. Richard J. Hynden (Vanderbilt University)
  550. Scott T. Dunn (University of Southern California)
  551. John Bukawyn (Swarthmore College)
  552. Kit Norris (Colgate University)
  553. Kevin Rose (Drexel University)
  554. Colin Corbett (Fordham University)
  555. Ryan Tyler (University of Washington)
  556. William A. Souillard-Mandar (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  557. Nick C. Raho (Bryant University)
  558. Carlos Richardson (Wesleyan University)
  559. Alejandro Dobles (Purdue University)
  560. Adam Ryan (Drexel University)
  561. Arjun T. Jain (Vassar College)
  562. Mark Battin (University of Virginia)
  563. Robert C. Ruggiero (Vassar College)
  564. Peter Dumbadze (Kenyon College)
  565. Keitaro Sagawa (Wesleyan University)
  566. Blake Rosenbaum (Wesleyan University)
  567. Joravar Dhaliwal (Swarthmore College)
  568. Peter Hawkins (University of Virginia)
  569. Daniel Lipsitz (Columbia University)
  570. Esteban Caro (Lehigh University)
  571. Zachary R Realberg (University of Vermont)
  572. Ben Bryan (University of Washington)
  573. Kasin Sutuntivorakoon (University of Virginia)
  574. Steve Howland (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  575. Jai Dev Gokhale (Penn State University)
  576. Raghav R. Kanoria (Boston University)
  577. Kevin Park (University of Washington)
  578. Andrew W. Staby (Bard College)
  579. Jared Ciejek (Lehigh University)
  580. William H. McDavid (Columbia University)
  581. Bill Glennon (Boston College)
  582. Ryan Erskine (Bowdoin College)
  583. Ben Matthews (University of North Carolina)
  584. Marshall Daly (Vassar College)
  585. Dylan Coburn (Bard College)
  586. Philippe Katz (Boston College)
  587. Jamie Pellechi (Colgate University)
  588. Changmin K. Yoon (Lehigh University)
  589. Robert W Mueller (Kenyon College)
  590. Paul Light (University of Virginia)
  591. Eugene Chau (University of Washington)
  592. Putt Naviroj (Illinois (Champaign))
  593. S. Pemberton Hutchinson (University of Virginia)
  594. Alexander Park (Columbia University)
  595. David Weil (Penn State University)
  596. Ali Sadeghi (University of Vermont)
  597. Prateek B Peres-da-Silva (University of North Carolina)
  598. Jonathan E. Berger (University of Vermont)
  599. Nicolas J. Cavallo (Wesleyan University)
  600. Archit Singh (Purdue University)
  601. Tarush Agarwal (Lafayette College)
  602. Daniel F Altmann (University of Southern California)
  603. Jose Maria Garcia-Planas Albert (Northeastern University)
  604. Teddy Abraham (University of Vermont)
  605. Kedar Viswarntran (California)
  606. Austin W. Puri (University of Southern California)
  607. R Gentry Bain (Northeastern University)
  608. Ajit K. Bhalodia (Illinois (Champaign))
  609. Andrew N. Lindsay (Vassar College)
  610. Griffin Snyder (Bucknell University)
  611. Peter D. Cohen (University of Southern California)
  612. Elliot Schwartz (Illinois (Champaign))
  613. Michael Spjuth (University of North Carolina)
  614. Galen M Carroll (Middlebury College)
  615. Divay Baid (Penn State University)
  616. Vladimir C. Pick (Bard College)
  617. Michael D. Bennett (University of Notre Dame)
  618. Kendall Fukumoto (Fordham University)
  619. Andriy Kulak (Fordham University)
  620. James S. Lechleitner (Fordham University)
  621. Kyle Holter (Vassar College)
  622. Andrew Grosner (Fordham University)
  623. Maksim Tsikhanovich (Bard College)
  624. Morgan Beeson (Bucknell University)
  625. Anchit Nayar (Columbia University)
  626. Jakub Kur (Northeastern University)
  627. Andy Rucker (University of Washington)
  628. Aabhas Sharma (Purdue University)
  629. Douglas J DeBaugh (University of North Carolina)
  630. Faraz Mahmood (Brandeis University)
  631. Ed S. Seo (Lafayette College)
  632. Ian Miller (University of North Carolina)
  633. Thomas Hillman (Bard College)
  634. Zachary Birenbaum (Boston University)
  635. Rohit Sudarshan (Kenyon College)
  636. Edward Choi (Columbia University)
  637. Liam King (California)
  638. Sam Fisher (University of Southern California)
  639. Kevin M. Ortenzio (University of Notre Dame)
  640. Nicholas L. Anderson (Boston University)
  641. Eli Plangger (Fordham University)
  642. Tim Ibbotson-Sindelar (Haverford College)
  643. Aung N. Lin (Lafayette College)
  644. Andrew D. Wilson (Northeastern University)
  645. Nicholas P. Reed (Fordham University)
  646. Ali Zain (Bard College)
  647. Max Middleton (Vassar College)
  648. Ian O Collins (University of Vermont)
  649. Marcelo J. Caro (Lehigh University)
  650. Maurice Abitbol (Bryant University)
  651. Jake Toy (California)
  652. Lok-Ki Tang (University of Washington)
  653. Paul Schmidt (Penn State University)
  654. Kyle Meierhofer (University of Notre Dame)
  655. Andrew Wee (Haverford College)
  656. Andrew M. Marsolek (University of Washington)
  657. Rakan Nimr (Swarthmore College)
  658. In Woo Cheon (California)
  659. Mark R. Hincapie (University of Notre Dame)
  660. Suhel Saraf (Illinois (Champaign))
  661. Stefan Gagliano (Drexel University)
  662. William D. Heldfond (University of Southern California)
  663. Henry L Spelman (University of North Carolina)
  664. Rutwik Kharkar (Haverford College)
  665. Frank J. Dalicandro (Lafayette College)
  666. Tobias Green (University of Vermont)
  667. William C Heffernan (Lafayette College)
  668. Ansser Sadiq (Vassar College)
  669. Jake Carter (Swarthmore College)
  670. Dave Zhong (Drexel University)
  671. David Chang (Haverford College)
  672. David Bevevino (University of North Carolina)
  673. Thomas L. McLaughlin (Lehigh University)
  674. Andy J. Hoffman-Patalona (Bard College)
  675. Aaron J Spiritos (University of Vermont)
  676. Dan Cournoyer (Bryant University)
  677. Alex I Margolick (Tulane University)
  678. Zeek Barnett (Haverford College)
  679. Andrew Craig (Fordham University)
  680. Amey R. Khanolkar (Drexel University)
  681. Evan Bellantone (Bard College)
  682. Alexandru Vladoi (Bard College)
  683. Christopher C. Souther (Fordham University)
  684. Kevin T. Walsh (Siena College)
  685. Daniel S. Graulich (Brandeis University)
  686. Vandan B. Patel (Siena College)
  687. James J. Kingsbury (Bucknell University)
  688. David B. Prentice (Vassar College)
  689. David Evanson (Lehigh University)
  690. Jaime D. Alava (Lehigh University)
  691. Mark Rosato (University of Maryland)
  692. Zachary Green (Tulane University)
  693. Gaby Hakim (Tulane University)
  694. Mahesh Katragadda (Penn State University)
  695. Andrew Moss (Lehigh University)
  696. James L. Hughes (Lehigh University)
  697. Alden French (Bucknell University)
  698. Holden Ranz (Lafayette College)
  699. Min Joon Seo (California)
  700. Alexandru Tiroch (Bard College)
  701. Yi Tan (Vassar College)
  702. Robert M. Elliott (Lafayette College)
  703. Matthew C. Sushinsky (University of Notre Dame)
  704. Peter Haury (Swarthmore College)
  705. Nathaniel D. Walden (University of Notre Dame)
  706. Haley I. Parkes (University of Vermont)
  707. Weston Honicker (Swarthmore College)
  708. John P. Sullivan (Bryant University)
  709. Dennis E. Grabowski (University of Notre Dame)
  710. William C. Ryales (University of Vermont)
  711. Rahul Vinod (University of Maryland)
  712. Cole M. Rochon (Bryant University)
  713. Dave L. Zastrow (Bryant University)
  714. Himanshu Bahadur (Bryant University)
  715. Viraaj K. Patel (Siena College)
  716. Kashyap Alur (University of Maryland)
  717. Brent H. Besch (Bryant University)
  718. Kenneth Schlax (University of Notre Dame)
  719. Eric Huang (University of Notre Dame)
  720. Yash Agarwal (Bryant University)
  721. Youseung Kim (Bard College)
  722. Pablo Madera (Bryant University)
  723. Burton Putrah (University of Vermont)
  724. Thomas P. Dore (University of Notre Dame)
  725. Bruce Strong (Brandeis University)
  726. Thaddeus J. Savery (Siena College)
  727. Cory Tedesco (Siena College)
  728. Steven Chang (University of Washington)
  729. Craig Shepard (Siena College)
  730. Robert M. Kurtz (Bucknell University)
  731. Adam Burn (Siena College)
  732. Lukasz Gauza (Siena College)
  733. David Harris (Siena College)
  734. Devin McDonald (Siena College)
  735. Brian A. Hicks (Siena College)

Men’s College Squash Video: Amherst and Bates Number 1s

Michael T. Bello
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Hartford, CT — Recently, NESCAC announced its Men’s All-Conference team. Bates’ Kush Mahan was named to the first team, while Amherst’s Brian Warner was named to the second team. Here is video from their match in February.

2010 NESCAC Men’s All Conference Team

Anne Bello
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Northampton, MA — The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has announced its 2009-2010 All-Conference teams.

Among the twenty athletes honored were seven seniors: Ethan Buchsbaum (Williams), Baset Chaudhry (Trinity), David Funk (Bowdoin), Kush Mahan (Bates), Christian Henze (Williams), Palmer Higgins (Bowdoin), and Supreet Singh (Trinity). Henze is a first-time All-NESCAC honoree, while Funk, Mahan, Higgins, and Singh have all been recognized by the conference in the past. Buchsbaum and Chaudhry have been awarded First Team status every year since NESCAC starting naming an all-conference team in 2008.

Buchsbaum and Mahan were also named co-Players of the Year.

Playing at number one for Williams, Buchsbaum helped lead the Ephs to a second-place finish in the Hoehn Cup (“B” Division) of the 2010 Men’s National Team Championships. He finished his senior year with a 10-11 regular season record. Buchsbaum was also named to NESCAC’s All-Academic and All-Sportsmanship teams, one of only four athletes out of all the NESCAC student-athletes playing winter sports to earn all three conference honors. (The other three athletes to be named to all three teams — Funk, Samantha Smith of Colby, and Jo-Ann Jee of Trinity — were all squash players.)

Mahan was also named to the All-Academic team while notching a 15-3 record during the regular season. Along the way, Mahan defeated Trinity’s Singh in five games during the Bantams’ first trip to Lewiston. Mahan also had impressive wins over Gabriel de Melo of F&M.

“Kush had an amazing year,” says Bates coach Pat Cosquer. “Aside from his own personal accomplishments on the squash court, he was able to lead his team effectively and get the most out of the men. He was able to perform when the pressure was on at the top spot all year and be an inspirational captain and leader at the same time, and I am proud to play a role in his development.”

Cosquer was recognized by his colleagues as Men’s Coach of the Year; he was also named Women’s Coach of the Year. The Bates men tied their team record for the most wins — 20 — in a season, and they finished twelfth at the 2010 Men’s National Team Championships.

Along with Mahan’s wins over de Melo, Cosquer pointed to Jordan Greenberg’s 5-game victory against Saint Lawrence at Yale, and Bobby Burns’ and RJ Keating’s victories over Dartmouth at Bates as some of the on-court highlights of the season. Another highlight was the Maine Event weekend, where the two Bates squads together won seven out of nine matches, including big wins over Mount Holyoke for the women and Brown for the men.

“I am very proud of both teams and their accomplishments and happy for Kush, Bobby [Burns], Will [Katz], Cheri-Ann [Parris] and Hannah [Laverty] for receiving recognition for and validation of their hard work and dedication to the game and to our program at Bates this season,” Cosquer says. Burns, Katz, and Laverty all earned All-NESCAC honors as well, and Parris was named Rookie of the Year for the women.

Caleb Garza of Connecticut College was named Rookie of the Year for the men. Garza finished his first season of intercollegiate play with a 22-5 record, playing number one for the Camels.

According to Connecticut College coach Bill McNally, Garza was looking forward to playing on a team since his high school did not have one. “In his freshman year he quickly established himself as the best player at Connecticut College and through dint of hard work and a low keyed personality soon became the team leader,” McNally says.  “He is popular with teammates and is an exemplar of sportsmanship.  He will have a great collegiate squash career.” Garza also received second-team All-NESCAC honors.

Congratulations to the members of the 2009-2010 All-NESCAC teams!

2010 NESCAC Men’s Squash All-Conference Teams

First Team

  • Ethan Buchsbaum (Williams)
  • Bobby Burns (Bates)
  • Baset Chaudhry (Trinity)
  • Antonio Dias-Gonzales Salas (Trinity)
  • David Funk (Bowdoin)
  • Alex Gross (Tufts)
  • Kush Mahan (Bates)
  • William Morris (Williams)
  • Valentin Quan (Middlebury)
  • Parth Sharma (Trinity)

Second Team

  • Jay Dolan (Middlebury)
  • Caleb Garza (Connecticut College)
  • Christian Henze (Williams)
  • Palmer Higgins (Bowdoin)
  • Will Katz (Bates)
  • Randy Lim (Trinity)
  • Vikram Malhotra (Trinity)
  • Supreet Singh (Trinity)
  • Harry Smith (Colby)
  • Brian Warner (Amherst)

Harvard Announces Squash Coaching Change and National Search

Michael T. Bello
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Cambridge, MA — The following is a statement from Harvard University:

Nichols Family Director of Athletics Bob Scalise announced Tuesday that the appointment for Satinder Bajwa, head coach for Harvard men’s and women’s squash, will not be renewed for the 2010-11 season.

Bajwa recently completed his 11th season at Harvard with the Crimson women’s team completing a perfect season at 12-0 with the CSA national championship. This year’s teams also saw Crimson players win the individual national championships on both the men’s and women’s side of the court. Harvard players have won two team and five individual CSA championships under Bajwa. The men’s squash claimed four Ivy League titles, while the women’s squash grabbed five Ancient Eight crowns during Bajwa’s stint with the programs.

“I appreciate the hard work that coach Bajwa demonstrated on behalf of Harvard men’s and women’s squash during his tenure,” said Scalise. “We have decided to go in a different direction with the leadership of the program.”

Harvard squash has won a total of 43 national championships, including 31 on the men’s side and 12 for the women’s team. In addition, the men have won 36 Ivy League crowns, while the women have been the conference champion on 17 occasions. Thirty-three Harvard men have been the recipient of the Pool Trophy, given to the individual national champion, while 11 women have earned the Ramsay Cup, presented to the national champion.

Scalise also announced that a national search for a successor will begin immediately.

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