winter

Squash – Boys Varsity

The BB&N squash program is focused on the development of every level of squash player from beginner club players to elite junior and professional players.

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Record
Coaches

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result
12/6/25	@		5-2 W
12/10/25	@ Dexter Southfield School	Dexter Southfield School	0-7 L
1/16/26	@ Middlesex School	Middlesex School	1-6 L
1/21/26	@ Belmont Hill School	Belmont Hill School	0-7 L
1/23/26	@		2-5 L
1/24/26	@ St. Mark’s School	St. Mark's School	5-2 W
1/28/26	@ St. George’s School	St. George's School	4-3 W
1/31/26	@ Groton School	Groton School	0-7 L
1/12/26	@ Tabor Academy	Tabor Academy	0-7 L
1/9/26	@ Brookline High School	Brookline High School	6-1 W
1/13/26	@ Concord Academy	Concord Academy	0-7 L

Matthew Sidaway

Coach

Meredith Kenny

Admissions Counselor, Girls Varsity Tennis Head Coach

mkenny@bbns.org

Coach Kenny enters her third year coaching the girls’ varsity tennis program at BB&N. A passionate tennis player since childhood, she began training and competing in Phoenix, AZ, before continuing her tennis career at Connecticut College. Her love for tennis has evolved and deepened as she shifted from competing to coaching junior athletes. Coach Kenny brings both competitive experience and coaching background to the team, previously running a summer tennis program on Cape Cod and coaching at St. George’s School. She is driven by the joy and development of her players, both on and off the court, and is committed to creating an environment where each athlete can reach their full potential while maintaining a deep appreciation for the sport.

The BB&N Squash program focuses on the development of the student-athlete by emphasizing the importance of sportsmanship, determination, and perseverance. Players are expected to maintain the same high standards they are held to in practice and match play, in the classroom, and in their communities. As a new program in the ISL, one of the most competitive squash leagues in the nation, players must come open-minded and ready to learn. We want to develop a passion for the sport that speeds up improvement while creating a desire to continue playing squash in college and beyond.