The Waterloo Warriors squash teams have kicked off their season with a series of impressive performances, navigating tough competition across their first three tournaments.

The men's team set a commanding tone to start the season, dominating both their opening matches with emphatic 7-0 victories. Scott Holtshousen (Oakville, ON) stood out as a key contributor, showcasing skill and determination on the court. Meanwhile, the women's team faced stiff competition but fought valiantly, ultimately falling 2-5 in both of their opening matches. Sarah Margaret Casey (London, ON) delivered a strong performance, providing a glimpse of the potential this team holds for the rest of the season.

In their second set of match ups, the teams encountered fierce opponents. The women split their matches, securing a hard fought win against McMaster while conceding a loss in their other match up. The men's side faced two tough losses but bounced back with a crucial victory over McMaster. Niki Shemirani (Toronto, ON) and Zayaan Mir (Mississauga, ON) stood out, thrilling spectators with an exciting win in their match against Queen's.

The most recent tournament saw the men's team notch two more victories, edging out McGill 4-3 in a nail biter and convincingly defeating Brock 6-1. Mikhail Fonin (Calgary, AB) was a standout performer, battling through two grueling matches to secure wins for his team. The women's team split their results once again, falling to McGill 0-7 but bouncing back with a thrilling 4-3 victory over Brock. Rookie Katie Langille (Ottawa, ON) delivered a clutch win that clinched the match, marking an early highlight in her debut season.

With several tournaments under their belt, the Warriors are showing promise, resilience, and depth. Key performances from both experienced players and rookies suggest an exciting season ahead as the teams build on these early results.