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Harvard Women's Squash Class of 2029

Women's Squash

Trio of First Years Set to Join Women’s Squash in Class of 2029

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard women's squash team has retooled and reloaded this Summer as a trio of talented athletes are set to join the Crimson for the 2025-26 season this Fall. Jomana Ahmed, Dixon Hill and Ona Blasco Puig make up the trio of student-athletes in the Crimson and Harvard's Class of 2029. The group will look to help Harvard women's squash continue to have success on the court when it joins the team this Fall.
 
All three incoming student-athletes are currently ranked in the top 10 in their respective country's rankings, and all have also achieved a No. 1 ranking at some point in their junior careers. The trio has seen success at the junior level and will now look to help the Crimson win more trophies when it makes its way to Cambridge in September.
 
Learn more about the Crimson's Class of 2029 below.

Jomana Ahmed

New Cairo, Egypt | Ecole Oasis Internationale
Before Harvard
  • Has been ranked in the top 5 in Egypt's U11, U13, U15 and U17 divisions.
  • Achieved a top 10 ranking in the U19 division in Egypt during 2024.
  • 2023 Arab Junior Open Champion.
  • Won the Egyptian National League Championship in the U17 and U19 divisions.

Ona Blasco Puig

Lloret de Mar, Catalunya, Spain | Institut Ramon Coll i Rodés
Before Harvard
  • 13-time Spanish Junior National Champion in all divisions U11-U19.
  • Achieved a No. 1 ranking in European U17 Division.
  • Current No. 3 ranked player in Spain.
  • Member of the Spanish National Team.

Dixon Hill

Waite Hill, Ohio | Hathaway Brown School
Before Harvard
  • Four-time High School All-American (2022-25) and three-time Women's High School Midwest Region Player of the Year (2023-25).
  • 2021 and 2022 US Squash U15 Division National Champion and U17 National Champion in 2024.
  • Played in the #1 position and was undefeated in the team event at the Pan Am Junior Championships in Buenos Aires, Argentina, leading to a gold medal team victory for the United States.
  • Finalist at the US Junior Open in the U17 division in 2023.
  • In November 2024, reached a ranking of No. 1 in the US Squash Junior GU19 Rankings.
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