Co-captain Thomas Storch downplayed the Crimson’s need for vengeance.
“If it’s Yale, if it’s Princeton, if it’s Trinity–I don’t think it really matters,” Storch said. “We’d like to get another chance at the teams that have beaten us, but we’re just going to go out there and play, whoever the team is.”
For the seniors on the team, this tournament represents the end of their college careers.
“This is my last match, so I’m looking forward to it,” Patterson said.
To end on a winning note, Patterson and his teammates will have to play some of the best squash they’ve played all year.
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“We’ve been training for six months now,” Storch said. “We’re just going to do what we do every game, which is play our asses off.”