Hobart and William Smith Colleges - #14 Navy tops Hobart

Skip Navigation Links

#14 Navy tops Hobart

Megan Metz

2/6/2010 12:37:18 PM

GENEVA, N.Y.—The Hobart College squash team fell to 14th-ranked Navy 9-0 this morning in the Smith Squash Center. The Statesmen, currently ranked 24th, slip to 4-12 overall, while the Midshipmen improve to 20-6 on the season.

At No. 7, junior Carl Ranieri lost a hard-fought match 3-1 to David Koenig. Ranieri won the first game 13-11, dropped the second 11-2, and battled hard but fell 11-9 in the final two games.

Sophomore Kevin Kent and first-year Daniel Pelaez also played tight matches. At No. 8, John Richey defeated Kent 11-6, 11-9, 11-9, and at No. 2, Allan Lutz topped Pelaez 11-8, 12-10, 11-7.

The Statesmen will be back in action in the Smith Squash Center tomorrow, Feb. 7, when they host 12th-ranked Franklin & Marshall at noon, and sixth-ranked Cornell at 5 p.m.

Jun

July 2010

Aug

Sat, Jul. 31, 2010

There are no events scheduled.

View Composite Schedule

Athletes of the Week

Abbie DiPalma

William Smith Rowing

DiPalma served as the coxswain for the William Smith varsity eight that finished second in the petite final at the ECAC Championships on Sunday. In their morning heat, the Herons committed a false start, but then turned in the third fastest time of the heats (out of 20 crews in three heats). William Smith covered the course in 6:59.640, then logged a time of 6:57.688 in the petite final, second only to Division I New Hampshire.

Kevin Curtin

Hobart Lacrosse

Facing the toughest defense in the nation, Curtin posted his third consecutive hat trick. He completed his collegiate career with a three-goal performance at Bryant on Thursday. The Bulldogs came into the contest allowing just 6.44 goals per game, but the Statesmen netted nine goals, the second highest total against Bryant this season. Curtin capped his career 11th in career goals and career points and 12th in career assists.