2020-21 Men's Squash Roster
Roster
Khan, Salim
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
/ Men's Squash
Salim Khan
- Weight:
- null
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Bellevue, WA
- High School:
- Bellevue High School
Bio
2019-20: Co-captain … team MVP ... had a breakout junior campaign, ranking first on the squad with 14 victories … ranks seventh in program history with 47 career victories … MASC All-Conference Team … went 4-1 at No. 1 and 10-6 at No. 2 … boasted an eight-match win streak (1/7-1/25) to kick off play in 2020 … defeated Michael Craig of then-No. 2 Trinity, 11-13, 11-3, 11-7, 12-10 … topped Enzo Corigliano of then-No. 15 St. Lawrence at No. 2 … downed then-No. 18 Navy’s Jonathan Lentz, 11-9, 11-3, 11-5, at the top spot on the ladder … wrapped his season on a four-match win streak, topping opponents from Drexel, Western Ontario, Brown, and MIT … represented the Buff and Blue at CSA Individual Nationals in the Molloy South (B-Division) … topped Cornell’s Luke Park (11-4, 11-2, 11-5) in the round of 16 before downing Yale’s Eric Kim, 11-7, 1-5, 11-2, in the quarterfinals ... recognized on the Fall 2019 GW Athletics Academics Dean's List.
2018-19: Recorded 16 wins in sophomore season to tie for second on the team … six at No.2 and nine at No.3 … owned a four match win streak with victories over Franklin and Marshall, Dickinson, Drexel, and Western Ontario … qualified for Individual Nationals, where he defeated Will Curtis of Trinity in the first round of the second division … also earned a straight games win over William Holey of Virginia … named to the GW Athletics Academic Dean’s List.
2017-18: Finished with fifteen wins in debut season...two at No.1, one at No.2, one at No.3, nine at No.4, one at No.5...defeated Toby Hansford of then-#17 UVA to help Colonials win Washington-Jefferson Cup...earned straight game wins over then-#13 Navy and then-#15 Cornell...recorded a victory over Dylan Kachur of then-#12 Drexel 10-12, 11-6, 11-6, 10-12, 12-10...defeated Brett Schille of #11 Western Ontario in four games and Arjun Kochhar of then-#9 Yale in five games to help Colonials win the Hoehn Cup (B-Division)...reached quarterfinals of CSA Individual National Championships Molloy East Division.
High School/Club: Recipient of the 2017 US Squash DeRoy Sportsmanship Award ... played for the Pro Sports Club and attended Bellevue High School ... represented Team USA at the Battle of the Border and at the British Junior Open ... finished as fifth ranked American BU19 Junior Player ... also lettered in Varsity Tennis ... recognized on the Dean's List ... member of the DECA club.
Personal: Born Salim Khan on 12/29/1998 in Bellevue, Washington ... son of Sharif Khan ... has one brother, Sharif, who plays Basketball at Seattle Pacific University ... related to Latasha Khan, Amanda Sobhy, and Kristen Lange, all professional squash players ... plans to major in business.
2018-19: Recorded 16 wins in sophomore season to tie for second on the team … six at No.2 and nine at No.3 … owned a four match win streak with victories over Franklin and Marshall, Dickinson, Drexel, and Western Ontario … qualified for Individual Nationals, where he defeated Will Curtis of Trinity in the first round of the second division … also earned a straight games win over William Holey of Virginia … named to the GW Athletics Academic Dean’s List.
2017-18: Finished with fifteen wins in debut season...two at No.1, one at No.2, one at No.3, nine at No.4, one at No.5...defeated Toby Hansford of then-#17 UVA to help Colonials win Washington-Jefferson Cup...earned straight game wins over then-#13 Navy and then-#15 Cornell...recorded a victory over Dylan Kachur of then-#12 Drexel 10-12, 11-6, 11-6, 10-12, 12-10...defeated Brett Schille of #11 Western Ontario in four games and Arjun Kochhar of then-#9 Yale in five games to help Colonials win the Hoehn Cup (B-Division)...reached quarterfinals of CSA Individual National Championships Molloy East Division.
High School/Club: Recipient of the 2017 US Squash DeRoy Sportsmanship Award ... played for the Pro Sports Club and attended Bellevue High School ... represented Team USA at the Battle of the Border and at the British Junior Open ... finished as fifth ranked American BU19 Junior Player ... also lettered in Varsity Tennis ... recognized on the Dean's List ... member of the DECA club.
Personal: Born Salim Khan on 12/29/1998 in Bellevue, Washington ... son of Sharif Khan ... has one brother, Sharif, who plays Basketball at Seattle Pacific University ... related to Latasha Khan, Amanda Sobhy, and Kristen Lange, all professional squash players ... plans to major in business.
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