The Conestoga High School Boys Junior Varsity (JV) squash team clinched first place in the 2025 National Interscholastic Team Squash Championships, held at the prestigious Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia. The team triumphed in a thrilling three-day event, emerging as champions in a competitive field of JV teams from across the country.
Led by an impressive lineup of seven talented players—Warren Schrader, Thomas Chen, Sohum Kotapally, Calvin Kan, Sai Lalam, Andy Wu, and Allen Liang—Conestoga demonstrated remarkable teamwork, skill, and resilience throughout the tournament. Each player delivered key performances across multiple matches, contributing to the team’s overall success. Warren Schrader, the team’s top seed, set the tone with his precision and athleticism, while Thomas Chen and Sohum Kotapally displayed incredible consistency in their matches. Calvin Kan and Sai Lalam brought strategic prowess to the court, and Andy Wu and Allen Liang’s tenacious efforts sealed pivotal victories that propelled the team to the top.
“It’s an incredible achievement for these young athletes,” said Conestoga’s coach, Jeremie Fisher, who praised the team’s hard work and dedication leading up to the event. “Their commitment to improving their game and supporting each other as a team truly paid off. Winning a national championship is a testament to their passion and perseverance.”
The Arlen Specter US Squash Center, known as the “Home of American Squash,” provided an inspiring backdrop for the championship. The state-of-the-art facility hosted hundreds of matches over the three days, bringing together some of the brightest young squash talents in the nation.
The Conestoga JV team’s victory marks a significant milestone in the school’s squash program, further cementing its reputation as a top-tier among US public school programs. Parents, teammates, and supporters were on hand to cheer the players on, making the victory even more memorable.
With this victory, the Conestoga Boys JV team has set a high bar for future seasons, inspiring the next generation of squash players to aim for excellence. As champions of the 2025 National Interscholastic Team Squash Championships, they have not only made their school proud but have also left an indelible mark on the local squash community.
