2025-26 Women's Squash Roster
Biography
2024-25: Competed in five matches in team competition (3-2 overall) ... Played in two different positions in the lineup over the course of the season ... Wins over Drexel’s Emilia Falconi (11/16) and Georgetown’s Cecilia Curran (11/22) came in three straight wins.
2023-24: Finished team competition 5-1, adding a win in Ivy League play all at No. 1 … Opened the season with a win over Chatham’s Sofia Ramos (11/11) … Downed Margot Prow of Drexel in five games (11/12), Stanford’s CSA All-American Si Ma in four games (11/17) and Meagan Best of Virginia in four games (11/18) … Added a conference win over CSA All-American and All-Ivy honoree Cornell’s Wen Li Lai in five games (1/19) … Missed remainder of season due to injury.
2022-23: First Team CSA All-America …
Ivy League Rookie of the Year …
First-team All Ivy … Played nine matches during team competition, all at No. 1 … Picked up 3-0 win against Dartmouth’s Claire Aube (1/21) … Rallied from 0-1 deficit for 3-1 win over fellow first-yeam All-Ivy selection Elisabeth Ross of Yale (1/28) … Defeated fellow first-team All-Ivy selection Molly Chadwick of Princeton (2/4) … Rallied from 0-1 and 1-2 deficits for five-game win over Trinity’s Nouran Youssef in Ramsay Cup consolation quarterfinal at CSA Individuals (3/3).
In Competition: 3rd in the National rankings … 3rd in the U13 Egyptian Nationals …
3rd in the U13 British Junior Open, 2018 … 2nd in the U15 British Junior Open, 2020
Personal: Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Why She Chose Penn: “It’s one of the greatest universities in the world and I am very excited for this experience.”
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4-9 |
3-3 |
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3-7 |
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4-9 |
3-3 |
Historical Player Information
