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Harvard Women's Squash Wins 2012 CSA National Championships
- With its 8-1 rout over Yale, the Harvard women's squash team reclaimed the Howe Cup, pictured above. By Emily C. Wong
- Freshman Amanda Sobhy continued her dominance this weekend, never losing a game and only ceding five points in her match with the reigning national champion, Yale's Millie Tomlinson. By Emily C. Wong
- Yale sophomore and defending national champion Millie Tomlinson was no match for Crimson freshman Amanda Sobhy, falling, 11-1, 11-3, 11-1. By Emily C. Wong
- The Harvard women’s squash team topped three opponents in three days over the weekend to claim the CSA National Team Championships. After blowing past Dartmouth and Trinity, winning both by scores of 9-0, the Crimson met defending national champion Yale in the final and handled the Bulldogs, 8-1. By Emily C. Wong
- National title in hand, the Harvard women's squash team poses for a comical photo. By Emily C. Wong
The Harvard Crimson routed Yale during the final match of the CSA National Team Championships, securing the national title and the Howe Cup.
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