PHILADELPHIA – The #2 team in the College Squash Association (CSA) rankings, the University of Pennsylvania's men's squash team wraps the 2022 calendar year with a trio of matches this weekend from the Penn Squash Center.
 
The Quakers will face #11 Rochester and Haverford on Saturday afternoon, and #13 Chatham Sunday morning.
  
Previewing Penn
The 2022-23 regular season has started much like the 2021-22 campaign did for the Quakers, with the Red and Blue off to a 5-0 start with four 9-0 victories among the bunch.
 
One of the great testaments to the depth of the team, nine players are 3-0 or better, six players are 4-0 or better, and reigning Ivy League Rookie of the Year Nathan Kueh has picked up wins in all five matches, running his Penn record to 24-2.
 
Additionally, Saksham Choudhary (39) and Dillon Huang (37) are both closing in on 40 collegiate wins.
 
#11 Rochester vs. #2 Penn – Saturday, 1 p.m.
Series Information
Records: Penn leads 12-7 | Last Meeting: December 4, 2021 (Penn, 8-1)
 
Previewing the Yellow Jackets

• Rochester enters Saturday 1-3 on the season. The Yellow Jackets knocked off #12 Western 6-3 on November 17, following losses to Ivy members Harvard and Dartmouth and pre-dating a November 22 loss to Cornell.
• Abdelrahman Lasheen and Yash Fadte are tied for the team lead with two match wins each, both coming at the top two spots in the lineup

Haverford vs. #2 Penn – Saturday, 5 p.m.
Series Information
Records: Penn leads 4-0 | Last Meeting: February 1, 2006 (Penn, 9-0)
 
Previewing the Fords

• Haverford enters the weekend 3-2 on the season following two straight victories over Connecticut College and Vassar; the Fords had dropped their two matches prior to Drexel and Chatham.
• Kai Schinaman, Garret Fantini and Matt Sullivan all have three wins for the Fords.

#13 Chatham vs. #2 Penn – Sunday, 11 a.m.
Series Information
Records: Penn leads 1-0 | Last Meeting: November 13, 2021 (Penn 9-0)
 
Previewing the Cougars

• Chatham has gone 3-1 against a who's who of Keystone State schools to start the season, falling to Drexel and defeating Haverford, Franklin & Marshall, and Denison.
• Muhammad Hassaan Raza, Agustin Carranza, Mohamed Sadek, and Haidar Jafry all have three victories for the Cougars.