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Final Match of the Season
The Martlets lost their final match of the season to a talented team from Taft by the score of 1-8. Zach Eckerson '21 was the only Westminster winner in an exciting five-game match at No. 8. Eckerson lost the first game 10-12, but then came back to win games two and three, 11-9 and 11-9. After losing the fourth game 7-11, Eckerson regrouped and displayed his usual all-out hustle to close out the match at 11-7. Other notable matches included Travis Paulsen '20 losing in five games at No. 3 and Ral Reyes '21 coming back from a two game deficit to force a deciding fifth game which he narrowly lost 8-11. Quoc Anh Truong '20 at No. 5, Ian Lee '21 at No. 7, and Nate Chaves '19 at No. 9 all lost in four competitive games. Truong played the game of the day in his second game, trading points with his opponent until at last he won 17-15. This has been a year of tremendous growth for the JV squash players. If they commit themselves to the game of squash in the off-season, their future and the team's future are bright indeed.
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