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Sheila Morrissey and Liz Reynolds, seniors and tri-captains of the women's squash team, have attended the same schools, played for the same teams, and shared many of the same awards. But now, with their Harvard squash careers coming to a close, the two are preparing to face different...
The link was established at Exeter, when Morrissey was a freshman and Reynolds a sophomore. As doubles partners on the tennis team in the fall, they laid the foundation for a lasting camaraderie. But in winter, they went their separate athletic ways--Reynolds pursuing squash and Morrissey swimming, or, rather...
Reynolds became captain of both squads, while Morrissey became renowned for her infamous "hard serve" in squash--a reputation which has followed her to Harvard.
Their tradition of athletic excellence continued to grow after Reynolds and Morrissey entered Harvard in 1984 and 1985, respectively. Once again, they focused their talents into a common sport--squash--and once again they excelled.
Liz Reynolds, Hope Nichols and Mary Greenhill also pocketed wins for the Crimson, each beating their Eli opponents in solid four-game matches. Freshman Brooke Bailey boasted the only shutout victory, defeating Christina Unhoch in only three games, 18-14, 18-16, 15-10.