CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Squash alumni and alumnae continue to impress on the world stage, posting a number of impressive wins throughout the summer at the professional and amateur level.
 
Below is a roundup of all the Harvard Squash current and former athlete accolades from the summer.
 
Ali Farag '14 

• Became a four-time PSA World Champion in May.
• Won the El Gouna International title in June.

• Named the PSA World Tour Player of the Month for August.
• Crowned the Paris Squash 2023 Champion in August.

• Did not lose a single game prior to the semifinals.

• Remains No. 1 in PSA Men's World Rankings.

 
Amanda Sobhy '15 

• Reached the semifinals at Paris Squash 2023 with a comeback win against No. 4 Joelle King.
• Currently ranked 5^th in PSA Women's World Rankings.

 
Haley Mendez '15 

• Announced her retirement from professional squash in May.
• Mendez reached a highest ranking of No. 36 in the world and competed in over 100 matches on the PSA tour.

• During her time at Harvard, she won three national championships and three Ivy League titles.

 
Sabrina Sobhy '19 

• Reached the quarterfinals at Paris Squash 2023, upsetting No. 3 Hania El Hammamy.

• This was one of, if not the biggest win of her professional career.  

• Currently ranked 16^th in PSA Women's World Rankings.  

 
Gina Kennedy '20 

• Reached the semifinals of Paris Squash 2023, her first time making the semifinals of a Platinum-level event.
• Currently ranked 8^th in the PSA Women's World Rankings.

 
Timmy Brownell '20 

• Now ranked 48^th in PSA Men's World Rankings, moving up two from his previous 50^th ranked spot. 

 
Victor Crouin '22 

• Made it to the quarterfinals in the El Gouna International Squash Open and the Paris Squash Open, falling to Farag in both tournaments.
• Crouin is now ranked No. 7 in PSA Men's World Rankings.

 
Marina Stefanoni '24

• Competed with team USA at the 2023 Pan American Championships in June.

• Grabbed three medals at the championships in team, singles, and doubles competition.
• Helped the women to a first-place finish overall.

• Earned her seventh career PSA title at the Windsor Cup in Canada this August.

  
George Crowne '23 

• Won his first PSA title at the Windsor Cup this August, defeating Canada's Brett Schille.

 
David Costales '26 

• Crowned the South American Senior Men's Squash Champion 

• Won five matches to claim the crown.

 
Saran Nghiem '26 

• Captured the Open Costa Brava Squash Project title in June.
• Captured Berkhamsted Linksap Open title in July to claim her third PSA title.

 
Jacob Lin '27 

• Represented Canada at the Junior Worlds, reaching the third round of the tournament.