This weekend, Cornell squash entered four men and four women into the individual nationals held at Amherst College. 

The women's squash team concluded its regular season on a positive note, defeating rival Stanford, 5-4.

The men's and women's squash teams travel to the Williams Round Robin with a goal of improving upon their performance from the season's opening weekend.

The men’s and women’s squash teams finished with promising results last weekend, beating Dartmouth and Williams, but falling to top-ranked Trinity. 

Both the men's and women's squash teams kicked off their 2010-11 campaigns with victories to get things headed in the right direction.

After a long offseason, the men's and women's squash teams are finally heading back to the courts this weekend for the Ivy scrimmages hosted by Yale.

Rebound: in basketball it is a ball that bounces off the rim or the backboard. In physics, it is the reaction from force of impact. In women’s squash, it is what the Cornell team did this weekend at the CSA Team Championships in New Haven, Conn. After losing, 6-3, to third seed Penn on Friday and 5-4 to seventh seed Stanford on Saturday, the Red rallied for a 7-2 victory over Williams and came in seventh overall.

This weekend, the women’s squash team will play in the CSA National Championships at the Brady Squash Center in New Haven, Conn. Forty other teams will participate in the tournament, which is divided into six divisions. Cornell will compete for the Howe Cup in the A Division, alongside Harvard, Trinity, Penn, Princeton, Yale, Stanford, Williams and Dartmouth.

Cornell men’s and women’s squash open their seasons tomorrow at the Belkin International Squash Courts, with three consecutive days of matches.

This weekend, select members of the men’s and women’s squash teams will travel to Williamstown, Mass., to compete in the CSA Individual Championships at Williams College. Representing Cornell from the men’s team will be junior co-captain Chris Sachvie, sophomores Will Hartigan and McKay Claghorn, and freshmen Alex Domenick, Dave Hilton and Thomas Spettigue. On the women’s side, the Red will rely on freshman Shivangi Paranjpe, sophomore Jennifer Gemmell, juniors Rebecca Hazell and Liza Stokes and senior Alex Cornett, who will be competing in her last collegiate match. Overhand it: Sophomore Will Hartigan will compete this weekend.