Ivy Title at Stake as No. 3 Princeton to Host No. 2 Penn in Final Day of Jadwin Squash

Saturday, February 10

Princeton, N.J.

12:00 PM

Princeton University

Penn

Karim Elbarbary, Maaz Khatri, Will Ezratty, Alastair Cho and Arin Mukherjee will be recognized as Princeton's men's squash Class of 2024 prior to the match.

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Ivy Title at Stake as No. 3 Princeton to Host No. 2 Penn in Final Day of Jadwin Squash

February 06, 2024 | Men's Squash

The final day of dual matches in Jadwin Gym is set for Saturday, and when the No. 2-ranked Tiger men host No. 1 Penn at noon, it'll be for an Ivy League title.

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The match will lead off the Saturday doubleheader, with the women's team's match against Penn following at 2:30. They will be the last dual matches in Jadwin, with both Princeton teams set to head to Virginia for this season's regular-season finale next weekend and then the CSA team championships in Philadelphia beginning Feb. 29. The squash teams will compete at the new Racquet and Recreation Center in Princeton's Meadows Neighborhood beginning next season.

The Tigers enter the match looking to bounce back from last weekend's first defeat of the season and then first Ivy League defeat of the season, at Trinity and Yale. Penn also lost to Trinity but defeated Yale, staying perfect in the Ivy and clinching at least a share of the Ivy title. If Princeton wins, both teams would be Ivy League champions at 5-1.

Penn has won the last five matches in the series, with Princeton's last win over the Quakers coming in 2018 in Philadelphia. Penn has won the last three meetings in Jadwin with the Tigers' last home win over the Quakers coming in 2015.

Princeton will honor its seniors, Alastair Cho, Karim Elbarbary, Will Ezratty, Maaz Khatri and Arin Mukherjee, prior to the match.