Although the Crimson lost its top two starters from last season--Adrian Ezra and Jon Karlen--the line-up will be bolstered by an influx of international talent in the freshmen ranks.

The three freshmen who represented the Crimson this weekend all hail from outside the states.

Ezra comes to Cambridge from London, where he moved after living in Bombay for 14 years. Bilimoria, hails from Bombay and was a childhood friend and squash partner of Ezra's. Blumberg hails from Victoria, British Columbia.

Ezra and Bilimoria, by virtue of their play in international competition, were seeded at the weekend tournament without having played a collegiate match.

The freshmen threesome, combined with the experienced returning starters from last year's championship squad, should once again make the Crimson the top gun in intercollegiate squash.

The Crimson scrimmage against Yale this weekend before beginning its team season in earnest at the Ivy-League Round Robin tournament November 11-13.