Seniors Charles Culhane and Nicholas Göth Errington provided key victories in a wave of five-game matches on Saturday, highlighting the Cornell men's squash team's 6-3 victory over Dartmouth in Hanover, N.H. The effort helped the Big Red split the weekend after a 9-0 loss against Harvard on Sunday in Boston.
 
Junior Veer Chotrani continued his hot start to the season with a three-game sweep at #1 against 11th-ranked Dartmouth (3-6, 0-5 Ivy League), staking seventh-ranked Cornell (3-4, 1-2) to an early lead as the other three scoring matches in the opening rotation exceeded an hour in length. Culhane (#4) and Errington (#6) would prevail to give the Big Red a 3-1 lead.
 
Cornell would go on to clinch the match by capturing the first two completed matches of the second wave, courtesy of Spencer Yager (in four games at #2) and Rohan Iyer (in three at #9). Arnaav Sareen swept at #3 to account for the Big Red's final point. It was Cornell's second straight victory against Dartmouth after previously losing seven straight in the series.
 
The bottom of the lineup had the team's strongest showing against second-ranked Harvard (9-1, 5-1). Humza Khan (#8) and Rohan Iyer (#9) both forced their opponents to five games in their respective matches.
 
Cornell concludes the Ivy League portion of its schedule next weekend with matches against Princeton on Friday and Penn on Sunday.