HARTFORD, Conn. – Sophomore Vikram Malholtra (Mumbai, India) dominated the No. 4 match, allowing just nine total points scored against him, to lead the Trinity College Bantams to a 9-0 win over the visiting Williams College Ephs in the finals of the 2010 NESCAC Men’s Squash Championship Sunday afternoon at Kellner Center.

Eleven-time defending National Champion Trinity improves to 18-0 and extends the longest winning streak in the history of intercollegiate varsity sports to 220 matches. The Bantams won, 8-1, over Hamilton and Bowdoin yesterday to reach the finals.

Williams falls to 12-7. Eight of the nine matches were won by 3-0 scores, although Williams freshman Jack Ervasti (Brooklyn, N.Y.) took Trinity junior Chris Binnie (Kingston, Jamaica) to five games in the No. 7 match. Bates edged Bowdoin, 5-4, in the third-place match.

Schedule - at Trinity

Friday
Game 1:  No. 9 Hamilton 5, vs. No. 8 Colby 4
Game 2:  No. 6 Amherst 9, vs. No. 11 Wesleyan 0
Game 3:  No. 7 Tufts 8, vs. No. 10 Connecticut College 1

Saturday
Game 4:  No. 4 Bowdoin 8, vs. No. 5 Middlebury 1
Game 5:  No. 1 Trinity 8, vs. No. 9 Hamilton 1
Game 6:  No. 3 Bates 9, vs. No. 6 Amherst 0
Game 7:  No. 2 Williams 9, vs. No. 7 Tufts 0
Game 8:  No. 1 Trinity 8, vs. No. 4 Bowdoin 1
Game 9:  No. 2 Williams 6, vs. No. 3 Bates 3

Sunday
Game 10:  No. 3 Bates 5, vs. No. 4 Bowdoin 4
Game 11 - Championship:  No. 1 Trinity 9, vs. No. 2 Williams 0

Schedule - at Wesleyan
Saturday
Game A:  No. 8 Colby 6, vs. No. 11 Wesleyan 3
Game B:  No. 8 Colby 5, vs. No. 10 Connecticut College 4
Game C:  No. 11 Wesleyan 6, vs. No. 10 Connecticut College 3

Schedule - at Trinity
Game D:  No. 5 Middlebury 8, vs. No. 9 Hamilton 1
Game E:  No. 6 Amherst 6, vs. No. 7 Tufts 3

Sunday
Game F:  No. 7 Tufts 6, vs. No. 9 Hamilton 3
Game G:  No. 5 Middlebury 7, vs. No. 6 Amherst 2