HAVERFORD, Pa. – The Haverford College men's squash team has released its 2023-24 schedule. The 2023-2024 season marks the first season that Haverford will be competing in the Liberty League, as an associate member.
The Fords will feature six regular season home matches inside the GIAC Squash Courts. The first contest of the year will be home against Swarthmore, November 3 at 6 p.m.
On the day after the season opener, Haverford will participate in the annual alumni match on November 4 starting at 1 p.m.
Following the alumni match, the Fords will compete in the Pennsylvania State Championships, facing off against Chatham and Drexel in a round robin slate at the National Squash Center in Philadelphia.
Haverford will wrap up the first month of the regular season with a home matchup at the GIAC courts, as the Fords host St. Lawrence on November 18.
December sees just one round robin match at Vassar, as the Scarlet and Black take on Connecticut College and Vassar on December 2.
The Fords start the 2024 against familiar foes on the road, as they square off against Connecticut College on January 20, followed by Wesleyan on January 21.
After the Connecticut trip, Haverford returns back home for a three-game homestand. The Fords will host Navy on January 25, before hosting a round robin tri-match against Bucknell and Vassar on January 27, which will be the annual Play with Pride Match.
The Scarlet and Black start February with their final two matches of the season, a home contest with Colby on February 2, and a road date with Dickinson on February 3.
The Liberty League Championships are slated for February 10 and 11, and will be hosted by St. Lawrence in Canton, N.Y.
The National Squash Center in Philadelphia will be the host to both College Squash Association Championships, as the CSA Divisional Team Championships will take place on February 15-18, and the CSA Individual Championships will be held from March 8-10.
The Fords look to build upon a strong 2022 season, where they finished 10-10 and ranked as high No.29 in the nation.