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A Loss to Kent
Still missing two players in the middle of the ladder, the Martlets lost to a good Kent squad 2-6. Quoc Truong '20 battled back from a 0-2 deficit at No. 6 to win games three and four at seven and three before running out of gas in the fifth game. Mac Dye '20 also found himself in a five-gamer at No. 3, but he was able to win the final two games by the thinnest of margins, 11-9 and 12-10. Finally, Peter Miller '22 played solid squash in defeating his opponent 9, 5, (10), 2 at No. 2. Scott Lee '20 battled gamely at No. 1 but fell in four close games. Next up for the Black and Gold is a very strong AOF team on Monday.
Here are the individual match results.
No. 1 Scott Lee '20 lost to Henry Zinn (6), 10, (6), (7)
No. 2 Peter Miller '22 defeated Aaron Mao 9, 5, (10), 2
No. 3 Mac Dye '20 defeated Sasha Wilbur (5), 7, (7), 9, 10
No. 4 Gus Hartmann '20 lost to Lawrence Li 9, 5, 6
No. 5 Ral Reyes '21 lost to Kark Khalil 3, 6, 6
No. 6 Quoc Truong '20 lost to Tysen Phan (7), (7), 7, 3, (3)
No. 7 Ian Lee '21 lost to Eric Jung 6, 1, 4
No. 8 Nate Chaves '19 lost to Pun Amornvivat (11), (1), (8)
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