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Refusing to be derailed by individual misfortunes in the singles bracket, the Harvard tennis duo of junior Oliver Choo and freshman Jonathan Chu??€”Choo-Chu, for short—chugged through the men’s doubles bracket like a high-powered locomotive at the Harvard Winter Invitational last weekend...
...Choo’s doubles win Monday came on the heels of Chu??€™s upset loss in the men’s singles final...
...though, got the better of his older teammate to qualify for the final, where he took on the victor of another intrasquad semifinal, Virginia Tech’s Saber Kadiri. Despite saving seven match points, Chu ultimately fell, 6-3, 6-4. Nonetheless, Chu??€™s performance in the largest tournament of his college career earned him a trip to Dallas, where he will compete against the finalists from eight regional tournaments and the top sixteen ranked singles players...
...three players with Harvard ties playing on the U.S. Women’s National Team. The other two are defenseman A.J. Mleczko ’97-’99 and forward Julie Chu, an incoming freshman to the class of 2006. All three figured in the scoring yesterday. Chu??€™s goal came on a one-to-one as she beat ECAC goaltender Jen Huggon with a nifty forehand-to-backhand move...
...Crimson combo of junior Oli Choo and freshman Jonathan Chu. Choo-Chu were losing 7-3, but had managed to save a match point and broke the Eli’s serve. But the Harvard duo, after going up 40-love, gave up five straight points on Chu??€™s serve and lost the match...