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A Formidable Opponent
The Martlets faced an undefeated and hugely talented Deerfield squad Jan. 23 (the best team by far that they will face this year) and lost every match and every game. In fact, five of Deerfield's JV players have played on the varsity in the past. That doesn't mean the boys didn't have a profitable experience though. Playing against better players lets you see what your strengths and weaknesses are and gives you clues about how to become a better squash player yourself. Many of the Martlets fought hard in every game, and coach Michael Cervas especially applauds the effort of Ral Reyes '21 and Quoc Truong '20. Mac Dye '20, the unofficial captain of the Seconds squad, introduced the team and gave an inspirational pep talk about how to play against superior players. Up next is Hotchkiss, another very strong team, next Wednesday.
Here are the individual match results.
No. 1 Scott Lee '20 lost to Freddy Manning (4), (4), (0)
No. 2 Mac Dye '20 lost to Robert Sawyers (1), (3), (8)
No. 3 Gus Hartmann '20 lost to Billy Pritchel (3), (1), (6)
No. 4 Travis Paulsen '20 lost to Jason Liu (2), (7), (1_
No. 5 Ral Reyes '21 lost to Jackson Rother (2), (5), (7)
No. 6 Quoc Truong '20 lost to Teddy Donohue (2), (6), (5)
No. 7 Ian Lee '21 lost to Willy Conzelman (1), (8), (0)
No. 8 Nate Chaves '19 lost to Alex Alijani (1), (2), (3)
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