No. 4 Women’s Squash Readies for CSA Team National Championships

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The No. 4 Harvard women's squash team is set for the CSA Team National Championships this weekend in Philadelphia. The National Championship Tournament is set to take place this weekend (Mar. 5-8) at the Arlen Specter U.S. Squash Center and will feature the top 12 teams in the nation battling for the Howe Cup and the title of 2026 National Champion.

The Draw

The fourth-seeded team in the tournament, Harvard received a first-round bye and will first compete in the quarterfinal round on Friday (Mar. 6). The Crimson will take on the winner of the first-round matchup between the five-seed Trinity or the 12-seed Tufts. Should Harvard advance, it will take on either the top-seed Princeton, the eight-seed Yale or the nine-seed Drexel in the semifinal round on Saturday. A full list of matches can be found

here.

The championship match is set for Sunday (Mar. 8) at 3:00 PM.

National Championship History

• Harvard owns a 37-4 record at the CSA Team National Championships under the leadership of

Mike Way and his staff.

• The team has secured 10 Howe Cup titles under Way and 23 National Championships in total.

• The Crimson finished as the National Runner-Up last season, falling 4-5 in the Championship match to Trinity.

• The Crimson has never faced off against Tufts at the National Championships and owns a 17-4 record versus Trinity at the National tournament.

Current Athlete Records at the CSA Nationals

• Five Harvard athletes in the Harvard lineup head into the weekend with experience at the National Tournament.

• Senior co-captain,

Saran Nghiem, has competed in eight matches at Nationals and has posted a 7-1 record individually. Fellow senior and co-captain, Molly Stoltz, owns a 4-4 mark in tournament play.

• Junior

Lucie Stefanoni owns a 4-1 record at the CSA Nationals. Classmate, Ella Galova, has competed in two matches and owns a 1-1 record.

• Sophomores

Caroline Fouts owns a perfect 3-0 record and classmate Ocean Ma holds a 2-1 mark.

Record Check

Dixon Hill – who occupies the sixth position on the Crimson ladder – leads the team with an 11-0 record in her first season in Cambridge.

Lucie Stefanoni also owns double digit wins with a 10-1 mark at the second position in the Harvard lineup.

Caroline Fouts has registered a 9-2 record from the top spot on the Crimson ladder.

Saran Nghiem owns a 9-1 mark as the team's primary No. 3 in the lineup.

Molly Stoltz and Ona Blasco Puig own eight wins each in 2025-26.