CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard's Victor Crouin, Marwan Tarek and Samuel Scherl were each recognized for their outstanding individual performances during the 2021-22 season with spots on the College Squash Association's First-Team All-America, the organization announced on Tuesday. 
 
The trio was dominate at the top of the lineup for the Crimson, helping lead Harvard to a 15-1 record and its third-straight CSA Team National Championship. 
 
Harvard has had at least one First-Team All-America selection every season dating back to 1956-57, a stretch of 65 seasons. 
 
The Crimson's three first-team honorees are the most of any CSA member institution. It is the third-consecutive season in which Harvard has landed three representatives on the list. 
 
For both Crouin and Tarek, 2021-22 marks their third stint as First-Team All-America selections. Scherl, meanwhile, makes the jump to the top honors after being named to the second-team back in 2019-20. On the year, the group went a combined 42-2 as individuals, including a collective 9-0 record during the Crimson's run to the Potter Cup. All three were awarded First-Team All-Ivy accolades.  
 
Crouin, who won the second Individual National Championship of his collegiate career this March, tallied a 13-1 mark at the top of Harvard's lineup. The senior rallied from 2-1 down in the Pool Cup Final to beat Princeton's Youssef Ibrahim for the title, avenging his lone regular season loss in the process. 
 
Tarek boasted a 14-1 record on the season playing primarily at the No. 2 spot in the lineup for Harvard. The junior dominated at the Potter Cup, winning all three of his matches by a score of 3-0, before going on to reach the quarterfinal round at the Pool Cup. 
 
Scherl finished a perfect 15-0 for the Crimson in his senior season, including a 13-0 record at the third position. The senior earned the First-Team All-American distinction by virtue of his triumph in the consolation draw at the Pool Cup, where he reeled off three-consecutive wins in the back draw. 
 
Click here to view the CSA criteria for All-American status.
 
First Team
Miko Aijanen (Trinity College)
Aly Abou El Einen (University of Pennsylvania)
Veer Chotrani (Cornell University)
Victor Crouin (Harvard University)
Andrew Douglas (University of Pennsylvania)
Harrison Gill (Yale University)
Youssef Ibrahim (Princeton University)
Matias Knudsen (Drexel University)
Samuel Scherl (Harvard University)
Velavan Senthilkumar (Columbia University)
Marwan Tarek (Harvard University)
 
Second Team
Lewis Anderson (St. Lawrence University)
Omar El Torkey (University of Virginia)
Karim Elbarbary (Princeton University)
Aly Hussein (University of Virginia)
Nathan Tze Bing Kueh (University of Pennsylvania)
Haris Qasim (Drexel University)
Nadav Raziel (Yale University)
Lucas Rousselet (Drexel University)
Mohamed Sharaf (Trinity College)
Siow Yee Xian (Yale University)