CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard men's squash has announced the addition of three student-athletes who will join the program as members of the Class of 2030.
Parth Khera,
Ren Makino and
Winn Metrailler will arrive in Cambridge after distinguished junior and scholastic careers in the United States and abroad.
The incoming class brings elite competition experience, high-level international success and proven leadership to the Crimson. Collectively, the group has earned top junior rankings, represented national teams and received numerous athletic and academic honors.
Learn more about the Harvard men's squash class of 2030 below.
Princeton, N.J. | The Hotchkiss School
Before Harvard
- Achieved a top-four ranking at the U17 and U19 levels in U.S. Boy's Squash
- Finished in the top four at the US Junior National Championship in 2026
- Named team captain at the Hotchkiss School and competed at the No.1 spot on the ladder
- Two-time National Champion in squash with the Hotchkiss School
- Four-time U.S. Squash Scholar Athlete Award winner
- Three-time All-NEPSAC First Team selection
Tokyo, Japan | American School of Japan
Before Harvard
- A multi-sport athlete at the American School, lettering in football, swimming and track.
- Winner of multiple international and national junior squash titles including the Malaysian Junior Open.
- Also won the Hong Kong Junior Open, Japan Junior Open and the Japan Junior National Championship.
- Achieved a No. 1 ranking at both the U17 and U19 levels in the Asian rankings.
- Captain of the Japan Junior National Squash Team and a member of the Japan Men's National Squash Team.
Rye, N.Y. | Rye Country Day School
Before Harvard
- A 2025 High School Squash All-America Selection
- Four-year member and team captain at Rye Country Day
- Ranked No. 3 in the U.S. Boy's Squash U17 division
- Finished 3rd at the U.S. Boys Under 17 Singles National Championships in 2025
- Finalist at the U.S. Boys Under 19 Doubles National Championships in 2025
