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...some players appear poised to fill their shoes. “I think from the ones that are remaining, Colin West is most likely to play [No. 1],” Suchde said. “He could definitely challenge some of the older guys next year. [Sophomore] Verdi [DiSesa] and Niko will be playing top five instead of seven and eight. They are ready to take on more responsibility. [The team] should be in good hands.” And to add the cherry on top, four Harvard players were named All-Ivy League, more than any other school...
...have wanted to win really badly. It would have been very competitive.” Suchde bounced top-seeded Baset Ashfaq of Trinity from the field with a decisive three-game win in his own semifinal. Ashfaq had eliminated Harvard senior Garnett Booth in the second round. Sophomore Verdi DiSesa was granted the top seed in the “B” draw, but was upset by Bill Hatch of Yale in the Round of 16. —Staff writer Jonathan Lehman contributed to the reporting of this story. —Staff writer Vincent R. Oletu...
...consolation match. Princeton would go on to be defeated on Sunday by Trinity, which claimed its ninth straight national title. With the respectable finish, Harvard enjoyed its final moment as a team. “Its a bittersweet moment for the seniors,” sophomore Verdi DiSesa said. “With six of the nine top nine players leaving, its going to be up to [the underclassmen] to work hard.” Five members of the Crimson will be in action again at the ISA Individuals this Friday and Saturday. HARVARD 9, YALE 0 Motivated...
Freshman Todd Ruth and junior Moshe Sarfaty provided the only wins for Yale. In the eighth game, Ruth faced sophomore Verdi DiSesa in a hard fought contest, eventually coming out on top with a 9-7, 4-9, 9-5, 9-2 victory. In the fifth match, Sarfaty defeated junior Mihir Sheth to claim...
...Harvard, while No. 1 Siddarth Suchde struggled because of an ankle injury suffered the previous day. No. 4 freshman Colin West notched a victory for the Crimson, and the last Harvard win came in the form of a 3-2 comeback at No. 8 from sophomore Verdi DiSesa. “We had a few matches here and there that didn’t go our way, so it was disappointing,” West said. Without Suchde, those matches—the kind that oftentimes end up going the way of the Crimson—fell in Princeton?...