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Dartmouth (CSA Seventh-Place Match)
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Dartmouth Edges Princeton 5-4 In CSA Finale
February 17, 2019 | Men's Squash
Playing without injured starter Duncan Joyce, the Princeton men's squash team dropped its final match at the CSA team championships 5-4 to Dartmouth and will finish eighth in the team standings for the second consecutive year.
Freshman Daelum Maji put an exclamation point on the brilliant finish to his debut season with a 3-0 win at the #3 position, and Gabriel Morgan picked up his team-best 14th victory of the year during the middle shift to keep Princeton alive heading into the final matches.
Princeton put on a display of resilience and fight during that final shift that nearly pulled off one final thriller of the season. Junior Henry Parkhurst started the run with a 3-1 win at #7, and classmate Adhitya Raghavan added a 3-0 win at the #1 spot.
Sophomore Alex Engstrom, who posted a number of critical wins during the season, split a pair of 11-9 games in the opener, but he dropped the final two to close the match.
DARTMOUTH 5, PRINCETON 4
1 – Adhitya Raghavan (P) d. Carson Spahr 5, 6, 8
2 – Matthew Giegerich (D) d. Clark Doyle 4, 3, (5), (7), 7
3 – Daelum Mawji (P) d. Samuel Epley 8, 10, 3
4 – Brandon De Otaduy (D) d. Alex Engstrom (9), 9, 9, 7
5 – Gabriel Morgan (P) d. Toby Harding 7, 7, 9
6 – Reg Anderson (D) d. Howe Cheng (7), 8, 6, 16
7 – Henry Parkhurst (P) d. Max Finkelstein 5, 5, (11), 7
8 – Tucker Martino (D) d. Adham ElSherbiny 6, 7, 7
9 – James Bell (D) d. Grant Ackerman 3, 4, 6
Freshman Daelum Maji put an exclamation point on the brilliant finish to his debut season with a 3-0 win at the #3 position, and Gabriel Morgan picked up his team-best 14th victory of the year during the middle shift to keep Princeton alive heading into the final matches.
Princeton put on a display of resilience and fight during that final shift that nearly pulled off one final thriller of the season. Junior Henry Parkhurst started the run with a 3-1 win at #7, and classmate Adhitya Raghavan added a 3-0 win at the #1 spot.
Sophomore Alex Engstrom, who posted a number of critical wins during the season, split a pair of 11-9 games in the opener, but he dropped the final two to close the match.
DARTMOUTH 5, PRINCETON 4
1 – Adhitya Raghavan (P) d. Carson Spahr 5, 6, 8
2 – Matthew Giegerich (D) d. Clark Doyle 4, 3, (5), (7), 7
3 – Daelum Mawji (P) d. Samuel Epley 8, 10, 3
4 – Brandon De Otaduy (D) d. Alex Engstrom (9), 9, 9, 7
5 – Gabriel Morgan (P) d. Toby Harding 7, 7, 9
6 – Reg Anderson (D) d. Howe Cheng (7), 8, 6, 16
7 – Henry Parkhurst (P) d. Max Finkelstein 5, 5, (11), 7
8 – Tucker Martino (D) d. Adham ElSherbiny 6, 7, 7
9 – James Bell (D) d. Grant Ackerman 3, 4, 6
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