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...Suchde defeated Princeton’s Mauricio Sanchez, 9-2, 7-9, 10-8, 9-2, in the finals of the College Squash Association Individual Championships yesterday on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. “I am proud for Sidd,” coach Satinder Bajwa said. “He is a very deserving player.” Suchde, the tournament’s No. 3 seed, claimed the first game of the final, but the second-seeded Sanchez proved to be a difficult opponent to overcome. After Sanchez won the second game...
...Hagamen. “We really came together as a team. Especially after all of the trials and tribulations of the year, between Sam Cross’s illness and people leaving the team, it was great to overcome those obstacles.” Prior to the event, Crimson coach Peter Brand was not sure who he was going to put into the field of play. Riddled with injuries over the past weeks, Saturday looked to be a day of rest, a day for backup fencers in the relaxing IFA events. But healed hands and strengthened knees allowed the squad...
...fight back and knot the score at 5. “I was serving,” Grigg said, “and I thought, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m four points away from the national title.’” Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa praised Grigg’s consistency over a grueling three-day period in which she had to play five matches. “She managed to play her highest level of squash for every match,” he said. “In the past...
...William and Mary (9-0) Friday afternoon in the Murr Center. “William and Mary is high-energy. They’re really enthusiastic; they’re constantly shouting, ‘Go Tribe,’” Harvard coach Gordon Graham said. “And on top of that, they’re just a really good team.” The outstanding play of the Crimson’s youngsters proved one of the match’s few bright spots. In the second singles position, freshman Lena Litvak took...
...opportunities by Bulldogs backup netminder Matt Modelski, the Harvard defense and senior goaltender Justin Tobe shut down the Yale offense, allowing just one goal for the third time in four games. “We played pretty well, especially in the third period,” said Crimson head coach Ted Donato ’91. “We had chances, especially in the first 10 minutes of the third period, to get that two-goal lead, and their goalie made some great saves.” Sophomore Steve Rolecek scored the game-winning goal...