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...season, the Crimson had not beaten its rivals since 2001—the biggest contest for Harvard looked to be a Feb. 22 matchup with defending league and national champion No. 1 Yale. Stacked with talented veterans and a key newcomer at the No. 1 slot in freshman Lily Lorentzen, the Crimson appeared well equipped for a run at the Ivy and Howe Cup titles. According to Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa, Harvard’s strength at the top two flights—including Lorentzen and junior No. 2 Kyla Grigg, who is ranked second overall in intercollegiate play?...
...more competitive.” Harvard came into the match with no current member of its roster ever having lost to Cornell, and that streak continued Saturday. No Crimson player struggled to dispatch her competition, and Harvard’s top three—freshman No. 1 Lily Lorentzen, junior No. 2 Kyla Grigg, and sophomore No. 3 Supriya Balsekar—all swept their Big Red opponents with little difficulty. Junior No. 5 Audrey Duboc had her customary vocal cheering section on hand to see her defeat Allison Laycob 3-0. “I like to rally...
...Harvard women’s squash team may have found the key to a national championship. Her name is Lily Lorentzen, and don’t let the “Class of 2009” tag fool you. While she’s new to college squash, Lorentzen brings ample experience from a year spent training and competing on the professional circuit. The Greenwich, Conn., native was accepted into Harvard a year ago, but deferred her enrollment to concentrate on squash. Now finally a member of the second-ranked Crimson, her presence at the top of the ladder...
...were working on technique, and placement of the ball.” Junior No. 2 Kyla Grigg, the second-ranked intercollegiate player in preseason rankings, won 3-1. The only loss came at No. 8, where junior Sarah Thorndike fell 3-0. Freshman Lily Lorentzen, the only rookie in the top nine playing in just her second match as a member of the Crimson, won her match at No. 1 by a score of 3-2. “She struggled in the beginning with her strategy,” Duboc said, “but she was able...
...Providence, R.I. Though the Crimson lost several veterans from up and down the ladder to graduation—including Stephanie Hendricks and co-captains Hilary Thorndike and No. 2 Lindsey Wilkins—Harvard looks to be well equipped to fill the gaps. Freshman Lily Lorentzen, fresh off a run in the Squash U.S. Open tournament last month, cruised to an easy win over Brown’s Megan Cerullo at No. 1, 9-3, 9-0, 9-1. Junior Kyla Grigg, last year’s No. 1, played at No. 2 and defeated Charlotte Steel...