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Convincing Win for Westminster in Its Home Opener
Westminster won its home opener in convincing fashion, sweeping Salisbury at the top seven slots. Leading the way were veterans Will Mell '21 at No. 1 and captain Dinh Truong '19 at No. 2, each winning in straight sets. Numerous players notched their first squash win as a Martlet, including Charlie Pappas '22, Cooper Organ, '21, Sung Min Cho '22, Peter Barrett 22, Jeremy Hopsicker '22, Max Hong '22, Johnny Van Leuven '22, Luca de Sanctis '22, Jonah Prentiss '22 and Shane Wahlberg '19. The match of the day belonged to Grand Tantichot '22, who played a grueling, back-and-forth contest that came down to the fifth and decisive game. Tantichot finally walked off the court victorious, with a 15-13 win. Special thanks to the seven Salisbury players for graciously agreeing to play twice, some in back-to-back matches, in order to give all 14 players on the Westminster squad a match.
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