The squad’s other co-captain, Davis Mangham, also won three out of four matches for the weekend.

The senior won his first three matches fairly easily but lost on the final day of competition. Mangham defeated Leonardo Lapentti of George Washington, 6-1, 6-3, and Kamal Patel of UMBC, 6-2, 6-3.

Mangham gutted out his third match win to defeat William & Mary’s Charlie Ghriskey, 3-6, 6-3, 10-4.

Freshman Shaun Chaudhuri, the other semifinalist at the Harvard Halloween Invitational, went 2-2 for the weekend.

George Washington’s Alexander Van Gils defeated Chaudhuri in the first match, 6-3, 6-3, but Chaudhuri evened his weekend record against UMBC’s Gaulthier Berret, 7-6, 6-3.

Chaudhuri fell in his third match against Ilja Orre of William & Mary before winning his final match of the event yesterday.

The Crimson squad also found success in many of the doubles matches. Felton and Steinroeder won all three of their four matches to make the All-Tournament team in doubles. The only loss for the duo came against the George Washington pairing of Ulrik Thomsen and van Gils. The Crimson narrowly lost, 9-8.

Junior Andy Nguyen and Denis Nguyen won all four of their matches in doubles for the Invitational and matched Felton and Steinroeder in being named one of three All-Tournament pairings.

The brothers started out with an 8-4 on Friday and then captured two back-to-back 8-5 victories on Saturday. Sophomore Josh Tchan and Mangham pulled out an 8-1 win over the UMBC duo of Jarkowski and Patel and Steer and Chaudhuri also won against the William & Mary pairing of Vodislav and Zach Brag, 9-7.

—Staff writer Steven T. A. Roach can be reached at sroach@fas.harvard.edu.