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With all but one of their players back in action, the Martlets faced off against a young but supremely talented squad from Eaglebrook, ultimately losing 0-8. Nevertheless, coach Michael Cervas was pleased both with the boys' effort and with the quality of their play. Especially noteworthy was Ian Lee '21 who took 20 total points in his contest at No. 7 and who has been improving dramatically over the past three weeks. Ral Reyes '21 also played good squash, hustling all over the court to keep balls alive. Zach Eckerson '21 played against the No. 1 ranked under-12 boy in the country and pushed him hard, losing (5), (8), (5). Lee and Eckerson share the nail for this match. Next up is an away match at Loomis on Wednesday.
Here are the individual match results.
No. 1 Peter Miller '22 lost to Spencer Kirby (3), (5), (3)
No. 2 Scott Lee '20 lost to Emerson Wang (5), (3) (5)
No. 3 Mac Dye '20 lost to Rohan Edwards (4), (5), (5)
No. 4 Travis Paulsen '20 lost to Maury Escalona (5), (4), (3)
No. 5 Quoc Truong '20 lost to Evan Khym (1), (3), (9)
No. 6 Ral Reyes '21 lost to Ethan Woo (8), (4), (4)
No. 7 Ian Lee '21 lost to Jaden Chyu (6), (8), (6)
No. 8 Zach Eckerson '21 lost to J. P. Lazar (5), (8), (5)
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