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Martlets Sweep Home Opener
The Martlets opened the 2018-2019 season Dec. 1 with a 7-0 home victory against Salisbury. Every match was 3-0. The Salisbury No. 2 and No. 5 made strong bids to win games with the No. 2 having numerous game points in the third game against co-captain Khalil Walker '19. Walker finally prevailed in that game 17-15. The Salisbury No. 5 made a similar bid for a game against another co-captain, Nate Swift '19, before falling 11-13. Third Formers Sean Gregg at No. 3 and Alex Unruh at No. 1 earned their first W for the black and gold with solid performances. Unruh's opponent had very quick hands and was a pesky retriever, but Unruh was more pesky retrieving balls and controlled the match with better width and length. Gregg battled through a lot of lets, but also kept control. Sam Pagon '21 and Scott Lee '20 got wins, Lee's match being exhibition. Ethan Na '19, co-captain Nate Londal '19 and Unruh shared The Nail award for the best match results, each boy allowing only nine points in total.
1. Alex Unruh '22 11 11 11 W Connor Buettner '19 5 1 3 3-0
2. Khalil Walker '19 11 11 17 W Robby Kasten '19 7 8 15 3-0
3. Sean Gregg '22 11 11 11 W Minjoo Park '19 4 4 6 3-0
4. Nate Londal '19 11 11 11 W Trip Smith '21 2 3 4 3-0
5. Nate Swift '19 11 11 13 W Khoa Pham '19 6 9 11 3-0
6. Ethan Na '19 11 11 11 W Nathan Boguet '21 3 1 5 3-0
7. Sam Pagon '21 11 11 11 W Joe Zhou '20 7 4 6 3-0
8. Scott Lee '20 12 11 11 W Alan Gu '20 10 8 5 3-0
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