Despite the 6-1 loss to Pomfret, JV boys squash battled hard before dropping the match. Shane Sexton won the sole match for the Wildcats while Connor Graff and Zach Pincus both played to a fifth set before losing. In the 8th game, Sean O'Donnell won his match as well. The boys played very hard but just came up short.

JV boys squash lost to a tough Loomis squad this afternoon at home 5-2. Noah Comrie and Shane Sexton both won their matches.

JV boys squash traveled to Avon where it earned an exciting 5-2 win! Everyone on the team played great! Paul Wang, Connor Graff, Zach Pincus, Julian Bartels Thiel and Noah Comrie all won their matches. Liam Barry and Sebastian Enriquez lost their matches but they both played terrific extending their matches to 5 games. The team is having fun and improving their positioning, and shot technique. Overall it was a great day for JV boys squash!

JV boys squash lost to a tough Eaglebrook team today 5-2. Sabastian Enriquez and Connor Graff both earned wins for the Wildcats. The boys continue to work hard on their strokes both the forehand and the backhand as well as positioning on the courts. They are improving with each match!

Boys JV squash traveled to Berkshire to play a tri-match with the host school and Salisbury. The boys showed tremendous improvement in both matches becoming more consistent with each match. Specifically, team team's strokes and positioning are improving significantly. The Berkshire match was very tight. With score tied at 3-3, it came down to the last match. Unfortunately, the Bears won this match to get the team win. Sebastian Enriquez was a stand out in the match for the Wildcats hitting great shots throughout. In the second match, the boys came up against a very talented Salisbury team. Tyler Yunes played very well winning the only match for Williston. Despite the two team losses, the team played their hearts out.

Boys JV squash traveled to Berkshire to play a tri-match with the host school and Salisbury. The boys showed tremendous improvement in both matches becoming more consistent with each match. Specifically, team team's strokes and positioning are improving significantly. The Berkshire match was very tight. With score tied at 3-3, it came down to the last match. Unfortunately, the Bears won this match to get the team win. Sebastian Enriquez was a stand out in the match for the Wildcats hitting great shots throughout. In the second match, the boys came up against a very talented Salisbury team. Tyler Yunes played very well winning the only match for Williston. Despite the two team losses, the team played their hearts out.

Great day for Williston JV squash! Summary of matches: official score: Williston 5- Suffield 2. If we count all the matches: Williston 11-Suffield 2. The JV boys team is showing tremendous improvement. The players showed that they are getting better at dominating the T in the court. There is a clear effort in the part of most of our players to get back to the T after hitting. We are also getting better at hitting deeper towards the back of the court. Players that won matches: Liam Barry, Sebastian Enriquez, Connor Graff, Julian Barthels Thiel, Zach Pincus, Noah Comrie, Bryce Akroyd, Shane Sexton, Tyler Yunes,and special shout out to Bennet Evelti who won two matches today!

JV boys squash had a great match at home against rival Suffield winning handily 8-2. Zach Pincus, Shane Sexton, Noah Comrie, Tyler Yunes, Bennett Evelti and Bryce Akroyd won their matches comfortably with marked improvement in their drop shots and down the line shots. Seth O'Donnell had a big win outlasting his opponent to win 3-2. Connor Graff and Julian Bartels Thiel lost their matches but played good competitive games. Paul Wang was the Athlete of the Week rallying from down 0-2 to win 3-2. Paul kept his composure and made a ton of great shots during his epic comeback. Overall it was a great day to be a Wildcat!

Williston battled Berkshire but came up short 4-7. Williston played well but made too many unforced errors, especially when it came to shot placement, returns and serves. Seth O’Donnell, Noah Comrie, Tyler Yunes, and Bryce Akroyd, won their matches and did a great job at shot placement and positioning on the court. Given the youth of these players, there is a bright future ahead for the squash program.