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Jack Li and the “Chu-Chiu” train (or was it the “Chu-Chiu-Chiou?? train?) rolled right over the competition at the Murr Center this weekend. As the Harvard men’s tennis team (3-2, 0-0 Ivy) hosted the USTA Men’s Open Championships on the heels of two hard-earned Valentine’s victories, the squad relaxed and let its momentum carry them through an enjoyable weekend...
Chiou won the second-round consolation final over Pasanen, 6-0, 6-2. Chiou??s aggressive approaches and volleys proved to be too much for all of his opponents, as he was dominant throughout the consolation tournament...
Three other Crimson players—Riddell, Choo and Chiou??also competed in the singles draw. Chiou came the closest to advancing past the round of 32. He was leading No. 16 seed Shamasdin in the third set before leg cramps set in, and in the end he fell...
...importantly, the Crimson’s depth created mismatches galore for its opponents. Lee was playing at No. 5 singles, while sophomores Cliff Nguyen and Mark Riddell filled in at Nos. 3 and 4. The final singles spot was a rotation of sophomore George Turner, Choo and sophomore Chris Chiou??all of whom had played at higher positions earlier in their Crimson careers...