The Chemistry of Squash

photo: CitySquash

Chris Fernandez swings his way out of the Bronx.

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• Chris Fernandez
• Courtney Knowlton
• Freddy Hernandez
• Elementary Education

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And there's the eight-year-old Saxe and Castellini Family Squash Pavilion, which has five glass-walled courts and seating for 200 on sloped bi-level wood risers where students congregate. During the boy's varsity squash practice, students cluster around the first couple of courts to watch the school's two best squash players hit lofting shots that hug the sidewalls and land in the back corners.

The No. 1 player on the Canterbury School men's varsity squash team is Freddy Hernandez. Chris Fernandez is No. 2.