Playful Ranieri can turn predator
Despite the Crimson “H” on her uniform, it was hard not to pity June Tiong when she stepped onto Court One last week at the Brady Squash Center. A skinny freshman from Malaysia, she wore a long ponytail and a drab, team-issued polo that hung baggily over her slight frame. Once the glass door closed, she was a guppy in a shark tank.
Enter Miranda Ranieri ’08, Yale’s captain, No. 1 seed and perhaps the best women’s squash player in the country. A spandex, “racerback” top revealed her deltoids and the “Y” tattoo on her right shoulder blade. Her hair wound tightly in a bun, it seemed...
Sorry, but comments are disabled for this article.