Courtesy: Michael T. Bello Sophomore Tyler Osborne scored a 3-0 victory at the No. 2 spot against Williams.

The match was not without drama, especially at the No. 8 position, where freshman Michael LeBlanc dropped a pair of tense games 11-9 and 16-14 to Chris Wilkinson. LeBlanc battled back to force a fifth, and he scored the key points late for an 11-9 win.

Fellow freshman Vivek Dinoda also had to work for a win at the No. 7 spot. He led 2-0 over Ryan Eagan, including an 11-9 win in the opener, but dropped an 11-8 game in the third. Dinodia bounced back in style, closing the match 11-3. Ash Egan split his first two games at No. 9, but he scored wins of 11-7 and 11-8 to close the match.

Even some of the 3-0 wins were challenging ones. Sophomore All-America Samuel Kang took the middle game at No. 3 by a 17-15 score, while classmate David Hoffman finished his match at No. 6 with a 13-11 win.

Senior Todd Harrity continued his perfect season with an 11-5, 11-8, 11-8 win at the top spot. Classmate Steve Harrington won three tight games at No. 5 to defeat Alec Greaves-Tunnell.

Princeton will get a strong test to conclude the 2012 portion of its schedule, as it hosts No. 6 Rochester Saturday at 1 p.m.

Princeton 9, Williams 0
1 - Todd Harrity d. Nick Marks 5,8,8
2 - Tyler Osborne d. Taylor Foehl 6,9,10
3 - Samuel Kang d. Kevin Chen 6,15,1
4 - Dylan Ward d. Julian Drobetsky 3,4,8
5 - Steve Harrington d. Alec Greaves-Tunnell 8,9,9
6 - David Hoffman d. Mike Petrick 9,2,11
7 - Vivek Dinodia d. Ryan Eagan 9,2,(8),3
8 - Michael LeBlanc d. Chris Wilkinson (9),(14),4,8,9
9 - Ash Egan d. Andy Maruca 6,(12),7,8