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by Anonymous on Feb 25, 2011Hello M5.0 captains and co-captains, We hope you’re enjoying the season. You’ve played your last regular season match and on March 9 you’ll start New York Squash’s version of...
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by Tracy Gates on Feb 19, 2011Princeton's Court 1 Walking into the gallery of court one is like wading onto the subway platform at Times Square in the heat of summer. It’s humid, it’s hot as hell, and there...
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by Anonymous on Feb 14, 2011All, Please find the November, December and January minutes attached to this email. Moving forward (completely my fault this time) the minutes will be circulated by close of business the first Friday...
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by The Squashist on Feb 13, 2011I don't know what it is about my feet, but I am certainly susceptible to black toe, those nasty hematomas underneath the toenail that eventually cause the nail to fall off. The process can be...
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by The Squashist on Feb 13, 2011I don't know what it is about my feet, but I am certainly susceptible to black toe, those nasty hematomas underneath the toenail that eventually cause the nail to fall off. The process can be...
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by Ben Oliner on Feb 12, 2011After an early departure from Poly Prep, the Boy's and Girl's JV and Varsity arrived to the biggest and most prestigious high school event in the world, the US Squash High School Nationals boasting a...
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by Ben Oliner on Feb 11, 2011The Poly Squash Team ended its season in a whirlwind of inspiring and emotional squash at the High School Nationals. Playing sixteen matches over three days at four venues sleep deprived among 140...
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by Meredeth Quick on Feb 8, 2011On February 8th, the Poly Prep JV squash program hosted Portledge in the last regular season match for both teams. The boys, protecting their undefeated season and the ladies, off of a string of...
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by Meredeth Quick on Feb 7, 2011On February 7th the boys JV squash team traveled to Eastern Athletic in Brooklyn Heights to battle NYC rivals Friends Seminary's varsity squad. The team, excited for the lead up to Nationals and to...
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by Ben Oliner on Feb 6, 2011The momentum from recent matches vs. Pingry and Brunswick, then, carried its way into Poly's match with Ivy League rival, Riverdale, ranked # 23 in the country. On paper, Riverdale looked to be the...
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