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...When you play by the system, which is how we’re taught, it shouldn’t matter who you play doubles with,” said Chu, who earlier this year teamed up with junior Oli Choo...
...took the first two singles slots, with Nguyen and Riddell both winning handily in the No. 3 and No. 4 spots. Lee had the easiest time of any Harvard player, winning his sixth singles match over Columbia’s Arjun Kaul 6-0, 6-1. Junior Oli Choo, slowly coming back from a hand injury that forced him to miss the matches over spring break, won in the No. 5 position...
Harvard played without talented junior Oli Choo, who missed all three of the break’s games with an injury. The Crimson—forced to shuffle its doubles lineup to fill Choo’s slot—dropped the doubles point, which had been a strong suit for Harvard all year...
Indeed, Harvard swept the three doubles matches to take the first point. Chu and Choo easily dismissed the Indiana State team of Stefan Hirn and David O’Connell, 8-1, in the first match. Lingman and Chiou and Snyder and Riddell then won by identical 8-6 margins...
Just as they did against Notre Dame, the Crimson’s No. 2 and No. 3 doubles teams carried the day for Harvard, offsetting Choo and Chu’s loss at the top spot to secure the doubles point. Snyder and Riddell won the decisive third match in a tiebreak...