PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Tuesday, the Yale women's squash team stayed undefeated with a trip to Brown in which the team won every single game. 

The No. 2 ranked Bulldogs took care of business against the No. 11 squad in the country, methodically winning each game and match against their Ivy League foes.

At No. 1, the country's highest ranked player, sophomore Millie Tomlinson, won 11-4, 11-0, 11-4 against No. 79 Dori Rahbar.

At No. 2, sophomore and No. 15 ranked Kim Hay knocked off No. 49 Sarah Domenick 11-7, 11-7, 11-8.

Senior captain No. 33 Rhetta Nadas knocked off No. 62 Sarah Crosky 11-3, 11-8, 11-5 in the third spot.

No. 56 Alexandra van Arkel, a senior, played at No. 4 and won probably the closest match of the day, as Mina Shakarshy pushed her to a 13-11 score in the second game.

At No. 5, No. 46 ranked sophomore Gwen Tilghman won the first game 11-9 before winning the next to 11-6. 

Sophomore Lillian Fast, No. 68 nationally, topped Lydia Smith 11-2, 11-7, 12-10 at No. 6.

Freshman Shihui Mao only allowed Erika Kohnen to win ten points total in their match, in what was Mao's strongest performance since her first college match against Amherst.

At No. 8, freshman Issey Norman-Ross won 11-7, 11-7, 11-4 over Kyla Harrington. 

Finally, at No. 9 senior Aly Kerr didn't allow more than six points in a game in her victory over Sarah Beresford. 

Report by Calvin Bohn '14, Yale Sports Publicity