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...Sasha was not a normal kid. His parents told me he was a genuine child genius. Spoke three languages, did 12th-grade math, played violin and piano - if you read Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game or saw Little Man Tate, you know the type...
...spinless lasers, Nguyen was bageled, 6-0, in the first set. He bounced back to win the second set, 7-5, but could not hang onto his momentum, and lost the third set, 6-2. Meanwhile, in Tallahassee, junior co-captain Chris Clayton, senior Ashwin Kumar, and junior Sasha Ermakov powered the Crimson to a strong showing in the Seminole Invitational. Despite arriving at their hotel very early Friday morning, all three Harvard players ground their way to wins through long opening matches. Kumar and Clayton made it into the quarterfinals of the 32-player tournament...
...consolation finals today. “Aba started to display real talent in the last few rounds,” coach Dave Fish ’72 said. “He started to really light it up and play an all-court game.” Junior Sasha Ermakov and freshmen Will Guzick and Alexei Chijoff-Evans also competed at the ITA Regionals. Ermakov, who was seeded 20th, defeated his second-round opponent from Fairleigh Dickinson, 6-0, 6-4, after a first-round bye, then lost in the third round...
...Harvard men’s tennis doubles duo of senior Ashwin Kumar and junior Sasha Ermakov reached the quarterfinals of the prestigious Polo Ralph Lauren All-American Tennis Championship at the University of Tulsa on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of last week, advancing two rounds past top-flight opponents in the 32-team, single-elimination tournament. The 38th-ranked pair, which usually plays at No. 1 doubles for the Crimson, earned a spot in the tournament by winning the ITA National Summer Championships in early August. In Kumar and Ermakov’s first match, they faced No. 12 Blake...
...complacency against Penn State—which finished last season ranked No. 43—was perhaps understandable. But even the doubles point wasn’t as lopsided as it seemed, as two Harvard pairs lost by a single break. At No. 1, senior Ashwin Kumar and junior Sasha Ermakov lost, 8-6, after holding a 5-4 lead, while at No. 2, Nguyen and Chijoff-Evans lost, 8-7, after leading by two breaks early on. Clayton and freshman Will Guzick, playing at No. 3, lost by a score of 8-3. Having lost the doubles point...