Women's Squash
Another Title in Hand: Team of the Year
The women's squash team went 15-0 on en route to its fourth consecutive national title.
One Shot
Playing at No. 1 Gina Kennedy was the reigning national champion. This season, she placed second in the individual championships.
So Fresh
Freshman Hannah Craig played in the No. 9 spot for the national title winning team in the match against Trinity and swept her opponent.
Barking Up The Yong Tree
Co-captain Sue Ann Yong grabbed first points of the championship match downing Trinity's number six in straight games.
Amelia Takes Flight
Sophomore Amelia Henley prepares to serve against Trinity in the national championship match. Henley, playing in the No. 5 position, defeated her opponent in four games.
Fronthand Backhand
David Ryan swings away. This weekend the co-captain headlined six Harvard semifinalists as select members of the Harvard men's and women's squash teams competed at George Washington University at the individual national championships.
Men's Squash Co-Captain David Ryan Wins CSA Individual National Title
On a weekend where six Harvard athletes made it to the national semifinals, the Dublin native saved two championship points to capture the 36th men’s title in program history with a 12-10 fifth-game victory.
Four More Years
Sophomore Amelia Henley prepares to serve in the team's CSA National Championship match against Trinity College on Sunday.
Squashed
In a style reminiscent of last year's fifth game comeback, junior Kayley Leonard grabbed her win Sunday in a grinding fourth-game tiebreaker.
Another Shot
Reigning national champion and current No. 1, sophomore Gina Kennedy, disposed of her opponent in a quick three games.
Women's Squash Wins Fourth Consecutive National Championship
“The win this year was more about backing up what we had already achieved,” sophomore Gina Kennedy said.
Squashing Opponents
Freshman Hannah Craig defeated both her Yale and Brown opponents 3-0 over the weekend.
Women's Squash defeats Yale and Brown to Claim Ivy League Title
In straight sweeps of No. 5 Yale and No. 10 Brown, Harvard increased its undefeated streak to 50 matches—spanning more than three years—and claimed its third straight outright Ivy League title.
