The men and women’s squash swept Princeton in an exciting pair of matches at the Penn Squash Center on Sunday, Feb. 9.
The Quakers’ top-ranked men gained a 6-3 victory over the second-ranked Tigers, in the process winning the outright Ivy League title as both teams entered Sunday's match unbeaten in Ivy play.
On the women’s side, the fifth-ranked Quakers emerged with a 5-4 victory over the third-ranked Tigers for the program’s first win over Princeton since 2017.
The Quakers will close out their regular seasons on Feb. 20 when they make the short trip North on 33rd Street to face University City rival Drexel.
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