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...team also got a huge boost from a freshman class that far exceeded expectations and provided the roster depth that brought the Crimson to the verge of making history. Freshmen Siddharth Suchde and Ilan Oren served as the No. 2 and 3 rungs on Harvard’s ladder all year long, providing quality and clutch play...
Wright-Swadel argues that 15-20 years down the line, our class will be working in jobs that don’t even exist now. Thus, he says that Harvard students should focus their career planning on building a particular skill set—and not climbing a particular ladder. For him, the question is not “What are you doing after graduation?” but “What are you learning...
...despite late-season slipups, Harvard can counter that it has been bringing in talent of its own to rival the stacked arsenals of league competition. Hall is the only starting senior graduating from a deep ladder of players that will certainly challenge the ever-increasing competitiveness of the Ivy League and the college squash scene in general...
...Crimson’s source of strength over the years has often come from its depth. Harvard poses an equal threat throughout the bottom half of its ladder, with the No. 9 slot often being as dangerous a competitor as the No. 5. That trend continued this year despite early injuries and a roster that was uncertain until well into the season. Junior Stephanie Hendricks missed some early-season action due to lingering ankle ligament problems. She has had surgery in the offseason and should make a full recovery in time for next year...
...Crimson expects two or three promising recruits to help shore up the ladder next season, though under-19 champion Lily Lorentzen, who has been accepted to Harvard, is postponing college matriculation to compete professionally. She is expected to enroll in fall...