New Haven, CT — At the 2010 Women’s College Squash National Team Championships (Howe Cup), William Smith and Wesleyan met in the opening round of matches. Below are photos from the event.
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New Haven, CT — The Women’s College Squash Association announced today that the 2010 Women’s National Team Championships Howe Cup (“A” Division) semifinals and finals will be webcast on CollegeSquashAssociation.com.
The semifinals will be held on Saturday (February 27th) at 11:30 AM and 2 PM. The finals will be webcast on Sunday (February 28th) at 2 PM.
Click here to view the broadcasts from the three courts:
New Haven, CT –Below is a live webcast (#2) of the 2010 Howe Cup, which is being hosted at Yale University:
New Haven, CT — New Haven, CT –Below is a live webcast #1 of the 2010 Howe Cup, which is being hosted at Yale University.
New Haven, CT — New Haven, CT –Below is a live webcast #3 of the 2010 Howe Cup, which is being hosted at Yale University.
New Haven, CT — Kenyon and California met in the finals of the 2010 Chaffee Cup (“E” Division of the Men’s College Squash Association National Team Championships). The teams were tied 4-4 going into the final match. Kenyon’s Michael Shea and California’s Ben Seeling entered the courts. The two played a five game match with Shea and Kenyon ultimately winning (8-11,11-6,9-11,11-3,11-5).
Below is video from the final match of the contest.
New Haven, CT — Below are the brackets for the 2010 Women’s National Team Championships (Howe Cup). The event is being played this weekend, February 26th – 28th. Matches will be played at Yale University and Choate Rosemary Hall (CRH).
This year there will be 41 teams participating in six divisions: Howe Cup (A Division), Kurtz Cup (B Division), Walker Cup (C Division), Epps Cup (D Division), E Division, and the Emerging Teams Division.
The semifinals and finals of the Howe Cup (A Division) will be webcast on CollegeSquashAssociation.com. Check back on Saturday and Sunday for the broadcasts.
Visit CollegeSquashAssociation.com throughout the weekend for frequent updates related to the tournament.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW LIVE BRACKETS THAT WILL BE UPDATED CONSTANTLY
2010 Howe Cup (A Division)
| Con Final | Con Semi | Consolation | Teams | 1st Rd | Semifinal | Final |
| Princeton 8-1 | Princeton 7-2 | Williams | Harvard (1) | Harvard 9-0 | Harvard 7-2 | Harvard 6-3 |
| Williams (8) | ||||||
| Princeton | Yale (5) | Yale 6-3 | ||||
| Princeton (4) | ||||||
| Stanford 5-4 | Cornell | Penn (3) | Penn 6-3 | Penn 5-4 | ||
| Cornell (6) | ||||||
| Stanford | Stanford(7) | Trinity 9-0 | ||||
| Trinity (2) |
3-4 Playoff: Trinity defeats Yale 6-3
7-8 Playoff: Cornell defeats Williams 7-2
2010 Kurtz Cup (B Division)
| Con Final | Con Semi | Consolation | Teams | 1st Rd | Semifinal | Final |
| Amherst 6-3 | Middlebury 6-3 | Colby | Dartmouth (9) | Dartmouth 9-0 | Dartmouth 9-0 | Dartmouth 7-2 |
| Colby (16) | ||||||
| Middlebury | Middlebury(13) | Mount Holyoke 6-3 | ||||
| Mount Holyoke (12) | ||||||
| Amherst 6-3 | Amherst | Bates (11) | Bates 5-4 | Brown 8-1 | ||
| Amherst (14) | ||||||
| Hamilton | Hamilton(15) | Brown 8-1 | ||||
| Brown (10) |
11-12 Playoff: Bates defeats Mount Holyoke 5-4
15-16 Playoff: Hamilton defeats Colby 6-3
2010 Walker Cup (C Division)
| Con Final | Con Semi | Consolation | Teams | 1st Rd | Semifinal | Final |
| Bowdoin 7-2 | William Smith 5-4 | William Smith | Wesleyan (17) | Wesleyan 9-0 | GWU 8-1 | George Washington 5-4 |
| William Smith (24) | ||||||
| Saint Lawrence | Saint Lawrence (21) | GWU 7-2 | ||||
| GWU (20) | ||||||
| Bowdoin 6-3 | Bowdoin | F&M (19) | F&M 5-4 | Vassar 5-4 | ||
| Bowdoin (22) | ||||||
| Georgetown | Georgetown (23) | Vassar 8-1 | ||||
| Vassar (18) |
19-20 Playoff: Wesleyan defeats F&M 5-4
23-24 Playoff: Saint Lawrence defeats Georgetown 7-2
2010 Epps Cup (D Division)
| Con Final | Con Semi | Consolation | Teams | 1st Rd | Semifinal | Final |
| Smith 6-3 | Smith | BC | Tufts (25) | Tufts 9-0 | Tufts 8-1 | Columbia 7-2 |
| BC (32) | ||||||
| Smith | Smith (29) | Northeastern 5-4 | ||||
| Northeastern (28) | ||||||
| Virginia 7-2 | Virginia | Conn College (27) | Conn College 9-0 | Columbia 7-2 | ||
| Virginia (30) | ||||||
| Haverford | Haverford (31) | Columbia 9-0 | ||||
| Columbia (26) |
27-28 Playoff: Conn College defeats Northeastern 6-3
31-32 Playoff: BC defeats Haverford 7-2
2010 E Division
Round Robin
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
2010 Emerging Teams
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Northampton, MA — Below are the submitted line-ups for the Women’s National Team Championships, which are being held at Yale University this weekend (February 26th – 28st).
This year there will be 41 teams participating in six divisions: Howe Cup (A Division), Kurtz Cup (B Division), Walker Cup (C Division), Epps Cup (D Division), E Division, and the Emerging Teams Division.
Visit CollegeSquashAssociation.com throughout the weekend for frequent updates related to the tournament.
Amherst College:
Bates College:
Boston College:
Bowdoin College:
Brown University:
California Berkeley, University of:
Colby College:
Columbia University:
Connecticut College:
Cornell University:
Dartmouth College:
Drexel University:
Franklin and Marshall College:
George Washington University:
Georgetown University:
Hamilton College:
Harvard University:
Haverford College:
John Hopkins University:
Middlebury College:
Mount Holyoke College:
Northeastern University:
Notre Dame, University of:
Pennsylvania, University of (Penn):
Princeton University:
Rochester, University of:
Saint Lawrence University:
Smith College:
Stanford University:
Trinity College:
Tufts University:
Vanderbilt University:
Vassar College:
Vermont, University of:
Virginia, University of:
Wellesley College:
Wesleyan University:
William Smith College:
Williams College:
Yale University:
Northampton, MA — The following is a statement from the Men’s College Squash Association Executive Committee:
The Collegiate Squash Association (CSA) is investigating the incident that took place in the Men’s Team finals on Sunday, February 21. The CSA expects all players and coaches to adhere to our Code of Conduct at all times. Anything less demeans the game that we all love.
The Men’s Executive Committee
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