Word: bethan
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...coach Mohammad Ayaz, coaching in place of Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa, who was out of town for the weekend. Juniors No. 9 Sandra Mumanachit and No. 7 Snyder were on and off the court within a half hour, making quick work of their opponents, 3-0. Sophomores No. 6 Bethan Williams and No. 8 Alexandra Zindman likewise cruised to easy victories, building on their strong freshman campaigns. Junior No. 5 Katherine O’Donnell faced the toughest test of the match, falling behind 6-7 in the third set after winning the first two, before rallying...
...best performance for a freshman in the tournament, defeating former Crimson standout and 2006 national champion Lily Lorentzen of Stanford along the way. Snyder, snubbed by the main draw, charged through the Holleran “B” draw as the top seed to take the title. Freshman Bethan Williams recorded one of the biggest upsets in tournament history by defeating the tournament’s No. 3 seed, Princeton’s Amanda Siebert, in the opening round. —Staff writer Barrett P. Kenny can be reached at bpkenny@fas.harvard.edu...
...victories during the course of the tournament. “It just highlights how much the team has raised their individual play,” Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa said of Snyder’s performance. “Really fantastic.” Freshmen June Tiong, Alisha Mashruwala, Bethan Williams and sophomore Katherine O’Donnell competed in the Ramsay, or “A,” bracket while sophomore Charlene Neo joined Snyder in the “B” Bracket. Tiong, Harvard’s top flight and the No. 7 seed...
...pick them up [after the Trinity match],” Bajwa said. “They picked themselves up.” Seven of the Crimson’s nine flights won in straight sets, 3-0, and four recorded at least one 9-0 set. Freshman No. 5 Bethan Williams had the most dominating performance of the day, winning 9-1, 9-0, 9-0. Mumanachit continued her strong tournament play, defeating the Cardinal’s Karissa Hazy 9-1, 9-1, 9-0, to move to 2-0 on the weekend. “We were playing...
...rally and take two of three in the second set of matches, keeping alive the possibility of coming out of New Haven with a win. Sophomore No. 8 Charlene Neo lost her first game 9-0, but came back to win her match in four games. Freshman No. 5 Bethan Williams also defeated her opponent, winning 9-8, 7-9, 9-3, 9-1. Williams is now 8-1 on the season. The only loss of the group came at No. 2 with freshman Alisha Mashruwala going down 9-3, 9-1, 2-9, 9-0. Behind 4-2 heading...