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Second Girls' Squash sweep K.O. 7-0
The Second Girls' Squash team defeated Kingswood-Oxford by a 7-0 score. The girls played one of the more inspired matches of the year, winning all the matches in three games with the exception of one match, which was won in four. Dora Mitchel '17, Isabel Tibbetts '15, and Rachel Halfon '16 prevailed in the first round of matches, while Abby Newman '16, Katherine Ogden '16, Annie Hicks '17 and Lucy Noel '18 completed the scoring with excellent play. Emma Filler '15 and Ellie Klein '16 were victorious in their exhibition matches. The girls don't have much time to rest as they head to Miss Porters School for a Saturday matinee.
Final match results:
Abby Newman d. Ambika Natarajan 7,9,(10),7
Dora Mitchel d. Holly Lombardi 3,2,0
Katherine Ogden d. Caroline Doyle 5,3,5
Isabel Tibbetts d. Megan Dalton 1,2,3
Annie Hicks d. Hannah Ferrarro 3,6,4
Rachel Halfon d. Lily Hammer 4,2,3
Lucy Noel d. Avery Sutton 1,7,2
Exhibition
Emma Filler d. Peyton Moore 9,9,9
Ellie Klein d. Vivian Goldstein 10,7,10
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Final match results:
Abby Newman d. Ambika Natarajan 7,9,(10),7
Dora Mitchel d. Holly Lombardi 3,2,0
Katherine Ogden d. Caroline Doyle 5,3,5
Isabel Tibbetts d. Megan Dalton 1,2,3
Annie Hicks d. Hannah Ferrarro 3,6,4
Rachel Halfon d. Lily Hammer 4,2,3
Lucy Noel d. Avery Sutton 1,7,2
Exhibition
Emma Filler d. Peyton Moore 9,9,9
Ellie Klein d. Vivian Goldstein 10,7,10
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