Men's Squash Individual Champions

Princeton men's squash players have won the individual national championship 20 times, dating back to William Foulke's victory in 1933. Princeton's most recent champion is Todd Harrity, who defeated Nick Sachvie in three games to win the 2011 title.

Yasser El Halaby set college squash history by becoming the first male player to ever win four individual championships. He won every title between 2003-2006 and didn't lose an individual set in any of the four finals. No player has won all four titles since.

Below are Princeton's individual national champions.

Year	Champion	Runner-Up	Location
1933	William Foulke	Sheldon Stephens (Princeton)
1939	Stanley Pearson	Kim Canavarra (Harvard)
1941	Charles Brinton	Stanley Pearson (Princeton)
1942	Charles Brinton
1954	Roger Campbell	John Brownell (Williams)
1955	Roger Campbell	Ben Heckscher (Harvard)
1959	Stephen Vehslage	Sam Howe (Yale)
1960	Stephen Vehslage	Sam Howe (Yale)
1961	Stephen Vehslage	Ralph Howe (Yale)
1981	John Nimick	Brad Desaulniers (Harvard)	Yale
1987	Jeff Stanley	Jamie Crombie (Western Ontario)	Yale
1988	Jeff Stanley	Keen Butcher (Princeton)
1999	Peter Yik	Tim Wyant (Harvard)	Philadelphia
2000	Peter Yik	Marcus Cowie (Trinity)	Williams
2001	David Yik	Lefike Ragonste (Trinity)	Boston
2003	Yasser El Halaby	Will Evans (Princeton)	Trinity
2004	Yasser El Halaby	Will Broadbent (Harvard)	St. Lawrence
2005	Yasser El Halaby	Julian Illingworth (Yale)	Dartmouth
2006	Yasser El Halaby	Siddharth Suchde (Harvard)	Amherst
2011	Todd Harrity	Nick Sachvie (Cornell)	Dartmouth

Princeton has also won the Molloy Cup twice, which goes to the winner of the B flight at the CSA individual championships. Vincent Yu won the title in 2005, while Vivek Dinodia won it in 2013.

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