Western Mass — Above is a video from the 2007 College Squash Association Men’s Team Championships. The Williams College men’s team defeated the University of Western Ontario 5-4 in an exciting match.
The 2008 College Squash Association’s Individual Championships concluded today. In Western Mass action, Williams’ Will Gruner lost in five games to Navy’s Allan Lutz in the Mallory Cup (Men’s B) Consolation finals.
The College Squash Association’s Individual Championships continued today. In the round of 16 of the Holleran Cup Consolation draw, Smith’s Kate Whitesell defeated Wellesley’s Sarah Odell in five games.
The College Squash Association’s Individual Championships began today. The Naval Academy is serving as this year’s host school. The women have two divisions - Ramsay Cup (A draw) and Holleran Cup (B draw). The men also have two divisions - Mallory Cup (A draw) and Potter Cup (B draw).
Boston, MA — On the final day of the 2008 Men’s National Team Championships, Williams and Amherst each won their matches. In the Potter Division, Williams edged Dartmouth, 5-4, to capture seventh place in the tournament.
In the Hoehn Division, Amherst beat Franklin and Marshall, 6-3. The Lord Jeffs finished in fifteenth place.
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Boston, MA — On the second day of the 2008 Men’s National Team Championships, Western Mass teams had challenging matches. In the Potter Division, the University of Western Ontario beat Williams, 5-4. Williams will face Dartmouth in the 7-8 playoff on Sunday.
In the Hoehn Division, Bowdoin defeated Amherst, 5-4. Amherst will face Franklin [...]
Boston, MA — On Friday, the first day of the 2008 Men’s National Team Championships was played at four Boston area locations - Harvard, MIT, Northeastern, and Belmont Hill. Included in the 51 competing teams are Amherst College and Williams College.
After winning the 8th seed playoff with Rochester, Williams played Trinity College, which has [...]
Boston, MA — This morning, Rochester and Williams battled to gain the eighth seed in the 2008 Team Championship. On paper, Rochester appeared to a stronger team than Williams and they did prevail in the top four ladder matches. However, Williams’ Morgan Phillips (#6), Cameron Henry (#7), Benard Yaros (#8), and Christian Henze [...]
Western Mass — In a surprising move, the College Squash Association announced on Monday that Rochester and Williams are to play for the right to compete in the Potter Division of the 2008 Team Championships. The match will take place on Friday at 9:30 AM at MIT. The winner of the match faces [...]
Amherst, MA — On Saturday, Amherst College hosted Wesleyan and Williams for the annual Little Three Championship. Dating back to 1905, the rivalry between these three schools is considered the oldest conference rivalry in college athletics.
Williams won won both the men’s and women’s events by going undefeated. Amherst finished second by defeating Wesleyan.
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Western Mass — Now that the College Squash season is in preparation for team championships, the rankings are becoming more frequent. In the men’s poll, Williams advanced two spots to number nine, while Amherst dropped a spot to seventeenth.
Like the men, Amherst’s women dropped one spot to seventeenth. Williams, Mount Holyoke, and Smith [...]
Western Mass — The latest College Squash Association polls came out this week and there were some subtle moves that have big impacts on the team Nationals. On the women’s side, Williams dropped one spot to ninth, Mount Holyoke and Amherst each moved up one spot to eleventh and sixteenth, respectively, and Smith remained thirty-first. [...]
Hartford, CT — This weekend, Trinity College hosted the annual New England Small College Athletic Conference Squash Championships. The Amherst and Williams squads participated in the event.
Amherst’s women won two matches (Middlebury and Tufts) and lost two matches (Trinity and Hamilton). The men beat Middlbebury and Tufts, but lost to Bowdoin.
Williams’ women made it [...]
Western Mass — Today, the College Squash Association released its second team rankings of the season. On the men’s side, Williams moved from 5th to 11th and Amherst moved from 11th to 15th.
On the women’s side, Williams dropped one spot to 8th. Amherst and Smith remained 17th and 31st respectively. Mount Holyoke [...]
