With two wins against top-tier teams in the last two weeks—against then-No. 4 Rochester and No. 6 Cornell—the Harvard men’s squash team entered Yale’s Brady Squash Center hoping to stretch its recent unbeaten streak to five Sunday afternoon.

The 9-0 rout, the first of Harvard’s two weekend matchups, marked the fourth consecutive win for the No. 4 Crimson (14-2, 5-1 Ivy).

On Sunday, both Crimson squash teams will head to Yale’s Brady Squash Center for their final match-ups until CSA Team Championships.

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Coming off of a big win over then-No. 4 Rochester, the Crimson (13-2, 4-1 Ivy) came through once again this weekend, bumping its winning streak up to three straight matches with the road victories over No. 6 Cornell and No. 15 Columbia, 5-4 and 9-0, respectively.

Playing in just his second match, Ali Farag beat CSA Individual Champion and top-ranked player in the nation, Princeton junior Todd Harrity.

Coming off of back-to-back losses to top-five opponents, the No. 5 Harvard men’s squash team (11-2, 2-1 Ivy) looked rejuvenated Saturday afternoon at Barnaby Courts, as the Crimson ended its skid with a commanding, 7-2 upset of No. 4 Rochester.

Until Jan. 18 of this year, the Trinity men’s squash team was untouchable, taking home a nearly unfathomable 13 straight national titles on a 252-match winning streak.

After dropping a close 5-4 contest at home against No. 3 Princeton last weekend, the Harvard men’s squash team (10-2, 2-1 Ivy) hoped to rebound with a win over No. 1 Trinity (9-1, 1-0 NESCAC) Saturday afternoon in Hartford, Conn. But the top-ranked Bantams had other plans, sealing a victory after just five individual matchups and eventually taking down the Crimson, 7-2.