2009 Men’s National Team Championships Wrap Up – Trinity Defeats Princeton, Part II

Published February 23, 2009 by Western Mass Squash | Articles
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Princeton, NJ — On Sunday, the 2009 Men’s National Team Championships concluded.  In a six-hour match, Trinity’s 201 match win streak almost ended.  With the match tied 4-4, GoPrincetontigers.com reports that Trinity’s Baset Chaudhry and Princeton’s Mauricio Sanchez squared off:

…Sanchez had won the first game over Chaudhry before dropping the second and third. He controlled play in the fourth, winning 9-2 and setting up the finale. With hundreds upon hundreds trying to position themselves for the smallest viewing area, Sanchez raced out to a 5-0 edge before Chaudhry took over and won the final nine points of the 2008-09 men’s squash season.

On their home courts, the Princeton Tigers narrowly lost 4-5 to the now eleven time national champions. The New York Times covered the match.

University of Rochester completed its ascension to the upper echelon of the college squash rankings by defeating Harvard by a score of 7-2.

In the Hoehn Cup, Williams lost 4-5 to Western Ontario. The Ephs finished the tournament in 10th place.  Amherst took 16th place after losing to Saint Lawrence.

2009 Tournament Results:

  1. Trinity (Potter Cup)
  2. Princeton
  3. Rochester
  4. Harvard
  5. Yale
  6. Cornell
  7. UPenn
  8. Dartmouth
  9. Western Ontario (Hoehn Cup)
  10. Wiliams
  11. Bates
  12. Franklin & Marshall
  13. Brown
  14. Navy
  15. Saint Lawrence
  16. Amherst
  17. Middlebury (Summers Cup)
  18. Bowdoin
  19. Colby
  20. Tufts
  21. Hamilton
  22. Denison
  23. George Washington
  24. Northeastern
  25. Connecticut (Conroy Cup)
  26. Stanford
  27. Northwestern
  28. Hobart
  29. Georgetown
  30. Wesleyan
  31. Colgate
  32. Virginia
  33. Drexel (Chaffee Cup)
  34. Vanderbilt
  35. MIT
  36. USC
  37. Cal Berkley
  38. Haverford
  39. Columbia
  40. Penn State
  41. Kenyon (Serues Cup)
  42. Purdue
  43. Fordham
  44. Vassar
  45. Boston University
  46. North Carolina
  47. Washington
  48. Vermont
  49. Lafayette (Howthorn Division)
  50. Notre Dame
  51. Bard
  52. Bryant
  53. Illinois (Emerging Teams Division)
  54. Swathmore
  55. Bucknell
  56. Siena

Potter Cup (A Division)
Trinity vs. Princeton, 5-4 (1st Place Match)
Harvard vs. Rochester, 2-7 (3rd Place Match)
Yale vs. Cornell, 6-3 (5th Place Match)
Penn vs. Dartmouth, 5-4 (7th Place Match)

Hoehn Cup (B Division)
Western Ontario vs. Wiliams, 5-4 (9th Place Match)
Bates vs. Franklin & Marshall, 6-3 (11th Place Match)
Brown vs. Navy, 6-3 (13th Place Match)
Saint Lawrence vs. Amherst, 7-2 (15th Place Match)

Summers Cup (C Division)
Middlebury vs. Bowdoin, 5-4 (17th Place Match)
Colby vs. Tufts, 6-3 (19th Place Match)
Denison vs. Hamilton, 3-6M (21st Place Match)
George Washington vs. Northeastern, 6-3 (23rd Place Match)

Conroy Cup (D Division)
Stanford vs. Connecticut, 4-5 (25th Place Match)
Hobart vs. Northwestern, 4-5 (27th Place Match)
Georgetown vs. Wesleyan, 5-4 (29th Place Match)
Colgate vs. Virginia, 6-3 (31th Place Match)

Chaffee Cup (E Division)
Drexel vs. Vanderbilt, 6-3 (33rd Place Match)
MIT vs. USC, 6-3 (35th Place Match)
Cal Berkley vs. Haverford, 5-4 (37th Place Match)
Penn State vs. Columbia, 2-7 (39th Place Match)

Serues Cup (F Division)
Kenyon vs. Purdue, 8-1 (41st Place Match)
Fordham vs. Vassar, 5-4 (43rd Place Match)
North Carolina vs. Boston University, 2-7 (45th Place Match)
Vermont vs. Washington, 0-9 (47th Place Match)

Hawthorn Cup (G Division) – Pool Play
Notre Dame vs. Lafayette, 0-9

Emerging Team – Pool Play
Illinois vs. Bucknell, 4-1



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