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With the victory, the top-seeded Grigg became the 10th Harvard player to take home the championship and the second straight after former Crimson star Lily Lorentzen secured the title last season...
...ISAs: juniors Jennifer Blumberg and Supryia Balsekar and fellow senior Audrey Duboc. Both Blumberg, who posted an 8-4 regular season record, and Balsekar, who went 11-1, were named All-Ivy. This season’s success came despite losing last year’s top player Lily Lorentzen, who transferred to Stanford after winning the ISA title as a freshman. The Crimson cruised through the early stages of the Ivy season before encountering a much greater challenge against perennial contender and nonconference foe Trinity. Harvard pulled out a win against the Bantams in front of a rowdy home...
...tough physically as the championship match, but not nearly as mentally challenging. “I was much more nervous for the final match,” she said. Lange, her opponent in the final, advanced past the quarterfinals by defeating former Harvard standout and second seed Lily Lorentzen, who transferred to Stanford last year after winning the individual national title as a freshman with the Crimson. In last year’s title match, Lorentzen staved off a ferocious comeback attempt from then-teammate Grigg, winning in five games...
...mail sent by Lorentzen to her teammates did not go into detail about her decision-making process, though Stanford squash coach Mark Talbott did speculate on the reasons behind the transfer...
Talbott said that Stanford may have been Lorentzen’s top choice, but that it did not have a full, intercollegiate varsity women’s squash program until this past fall. He said Lorentzen may have never gone to Harvard at all if the University had elevated its program from the club level sooner...