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...called the Harvard Winter Invitational, after all, so it should come as no surprise that the Harvard men’s tennis team managed to hit its way into the finals of both A-Flight draws this past weekend despite coming straight from its finals’ period layoff...
...called the Harvard Winter Invitational, after all, so it should come as no surprise that the Harvard men’s tennis team managed to hit its way into the finals of both A-Flight draws this past weekend despite coming straight from its exam layoff. Though opponents might have expected rusty Crimson match partners, the squad’s rigorous physical training and attention to technical detail prior to the break created no such circumstance...
...Crimson domination in A-flight singles culminated in a tightly contested Chiu-Valkin final. Each player traded service breaks in the first set until Chiu took control...
...Crimson final, sophomore Brandon Chiu topped freshman teammate Gideon Valkin, 6-5, 7-5, to take the A-flight singles championship yesterday. Harvard also captured the B-flight singles crown last Sunday, when sophomore Caleb Gardner beat Middlebury’s Nate Edmunds...
Another freshman, Andrea Magyera, was part of the other big win for the Crimson. In A-Flight doubles, she and junior Vedica Jain held on for a stunning 9-8 (7-3) triumph over Brown's Saranga Sangakkara and Julia Martynova. Sangakkarra is ranked 57th in the nation, and she was the number three seed in the A Flight for this tournament. Jain and Magyera fell behind 7-4 then took four games for an 8-7 lead. They dropped the next game and then pulled out the win in the tiebreaker...