After sweeping through the first three rounds without losing a game, Elias gave the three-time champion Julia Beaver a run for her money before succumbing in four games.
Hall met a similar fate, as she coasted through the first three rounds only to find herself on the court with the eventual runner up Amina Helal.
Although Hall could not advance past the quarterfinals, her strong performance all season should garner her First team All-America honors.
Another success story this weekend was Harvard's Carlin Wing, who beat opponents from Franklin and Marshall and Dartmouth before losing to third-seeded Runa Reta of Pennsylvania in the Round of 16.
Harvard's Colby Hall also made a strong showing by advancing to the Consolation II final after a 2nd Round loss to fourth-seeded Olga Puigdemont-Sola in the main draw.
As the intercollegiate squash season draws to a close, players now return to local and national circuits.