Harvard University

First-Year (2025-26)

Ivy League Rookie of the Year ... CSA Second Team All-America ... The Harvard Crimson Student Newspaper Male Rookie of the Year ... Harvard Squash Most Valuable Player 2025-26 ... Named to All-Ivy League Second Team ... Finished the season with a 12-3 record … Predominantly competing from the No. 4 spot he compiled a 10-3 record and a 2-0 record from the No. 3 spot … Began the season sweeping No. 18 Western Ontario No. 3 Josh Kay 3-0 (Nov. 15th) … Faced John Gunton of No. 13 MIT and swept him 3-0 (Nov. 18th) … Starting in the No. 4 spot he defeated Arihant K S from No. 9 Dartmouth 3-1 (Dec. 2nd) … Defeated Dylan Moran of No. 4 Virginia 3-1 to remain undefeated on the season (Dec. 5th) … Swept No. 6 Columbia No. 4 Arhan Chandra 3-0 in a decisive match (Jan. 17th) … Faced No. 10 Cornell Daniel Kinf in the No. 4 position and won 3-0 for his 4th sweep on the year (Jan. 18th) … Defeated Sharan Punjabi from Franklin and Marshall 3-0 in the opening round of the CSA Individual National Championships (Jan. 23rd) … Faced No. 1 Trinity No. 4 position Low Wa-Sern 3-1 in a gritty matchup (Jan. 30th) … Defeated Aly Ibrahim of No. 8 Princeton 3-1 in the No. 4 position in the regular season finale (Feb. 15th) … Faced and defeated Aly Ibrahim again 3-2 against No. 3 Princeton in the Ivy League Semifinals (Feb. 21st) … In the opening round of the CSA Team National Championship he faced Ahmad Haq from No. 6 Columbia and won 3-1 (Mar. 6th) … Defeated Alexander Dartnell from No. 2 Penn 3-2 in the No. 4 spot in the Potter Cup Semifinals (Mar. 7th) … Had a rematch with No. 1 Trinity’s Low Wa-Sern in the No. 4 spot of the Potter Cup Finals and defeated him 3-2 (Mar. 8th) ... Selected to compete with Team USA at the British Junior Open (Jan. 2-6) ... Finished in fourth place at the event ... Made history by becoming the first American to reach back-to-back BJO U19 semifinals. 

Before Harvard

Qualified for the JP Morgan Tournament of Champions in 2025 at the age of 17 ... US Junior Open Champion ... Three-time United States National Champion ... No. 1 US Squash across four divisions (U11-U19) ... Achieved a No. 1 US Squash ranking in U19 at the age of 17 beginning 10/24 ... Recorded eight wins on the Junior Championship Tour (JCT) ... Became the first American male to receive a medal at the British Junior Open Championship, capturing the bronze in 2018 and 2025 ... Competed with Team USA at the British Junior Open five times ... World Junior Squash Championship 2025 – USA Team silver medalist; World Junior Individuals – No. 6 ... Egyptian Open – First American to receive a medal ... Selected for Team USA Pan American Jr. Championships ... No. 1 Player on Deerfield Squash team all four years of high school ... Named captain of the Deerfield Squash team in his junior and senior years ... Winner of Mike Silipo Cup 2025 for leadership and sportsmanship ... Winner of Deerfield Bayne Bowl Senior Award 2024 (received as junior) – exemplifies championship qualities of natural talent, sportsmanship, and leadership ... US Squash All-American Awards ... All NEPSAC Honors ... US Squash Scholar-Athlete Awards ... Additional: Awarded Academic High Honors, First trumpet in Honors Jazz and Concert band (performed at Carnegie Hall), varsity tennis and cycling.