Aman Sanger
Born 2000 · Age 25
American squash player and MIT computer science student; varsity No.1 for MIT Engineers (2018-2022), multi-year CSA individual qualifier, high school All-American, founder of an AI consultancy while at MIT, intern and researcher in industry and academia.
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Two-time High School All-American
Earned All-American honors twice while competing at Horace Mann.
Ranked top-20 in U19/U17 national juniors
Ranked 17th in the country in the under-19 division and 5th in the under-17 division (junior national junior rankings cited).
Two-year captain of high school squash team
Served as a two-year captain for Horace Mann squash team during high school career.
Named 2017-18 Male Athlete of the Year (Horace Mann)
Received the 2017-18 Male Athlete of the Year award at Horace Mann High School.
Joined Professional Squash Association (PSA)
Listed as having joined the PSA in 2018.
Matriculated at MIT (First Year)
Entered Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a First Year student majoring in Computer Science (roster lists 2018-19 as first year).
Named to MIT Men's Squash roster (First Year, #1 position appearances)
Listed on MIT 2018-19 men's squash roster as a first-year, playing top positions for the team.
National Merit Finalist and Presidential Scholarship Nominee (high school)
Recognized academically in high school as a National Merit Finalist and a Presidential Scholarship Nominee (listed on bio).
Listed major: Computer Science
Declared Computer Science as his major at MIT (appears on roster bios across years).
Roster biographical data: Hometown New York, Height 6'1"
Public roster lists hometown as New York, N.Y., and height as 6'1" during MIT career.
Graduated Horace Mann High School
Completed high school at Horace Mann (class of 2018).
High school: Went undefeated in Ivy Preparatory League
Went undefeated in the Ivy Preparatory League during high school (Horace Mann).
Highest PSA World Ranking: #540
Achieved career-high PSA world ranking of 540 on July 1, 2018.
2018-19 season record: Went 16-8 overall
Recorded a 16-8 overall season mark in 2018-19 including 11-4 at position one and 4-3 at position two.
Internship: Gamalon (listed)
Interned at Gamalon (listed among off-the-court experiences while at MIT). Year not explicitly given; placed during MIT years.
CSA Individual National Championship qualifier (2018-19 season)
Qualified for the CSA Individual National Championship during the 2018-19 MIT season.
Favorite sports memory: Beat Williams #1 John Fitzgerald
Recorded a significant win over John Fitzgerald (Williams' #1), pivotal in winning nationals that year; cited as favorite sports memory.
Recorded 11 wins vs nationally-ranked programs (2018-19)
In the 2018-19 season, earned 11 wins against student-athletes from nationally-ranked teams.
Defeated Filip Krueger at CSA Individual Nationals
Beat Filip Krueger (Drexel) 11-7, 11-9, 3-11, 11-8 at the CSA Individual National Championship (2018-19 season event).
Helped MIT win Division C Summers Cup (first-ever CSA national title)
Part of the MIT team that won its first-ever CSA national title: the Division C Summers Cup (Engineers won on February 17).
2019-20 season: Led MIT with 14 victories (14-10 record)
Went 14-10 overall in 2019-20, with marks of 7-7 at position one and 7-2 at position two; led Engineers with 14 victories.
Bridgewater intern (IA) — listed
Listed as having a Bridgewater IA internship in MIT biography (exact timing and role not specified).
Season cancelled due to COVID-19 (2020-21)
The 2020-21 MIT squash season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Research at Broad Institute (Computational Biology) — listed
Completed research at the Broad Institute on computational biology (listed among MIT off-the-court activities). Exact dates not specified.
Five-set win over Dartmouth at CSA Team Nationals
At the CSA Team National Championship (2019-20 season), picked up a five-set win over Brandon De Otaduy of No. 9 Dartmouth.
CSAIL research in Regina Barzilay Lab (listed)
Conducted research at MIT CSAIL in Regina Barzilay's lab (listed among off-the-court experiences). Exact dates not specified.
Founded AI consultancy 'Abelian AI' (listed)
Founded an AI consultancy called Abelian AI while at MIT (date not explicitly given; listed under off-the-court activities).
Social Chair of PSK Fraternity (role at MIT)
Served as Social Chair of the PSK fraternity during MIT tenure (listed among activities).
Google Software Engineering Intern (listed)
Listed as a Google software engineering intern among off-the-court experiences. Exact summer/year not explicitly dated in the bio.
Legacy: Transitioned MIT No.1 position after graduation
After Aman graduated in 2022, MIT men's squash lost a longtime No.1, noted as leaving an important hole in the top of the lineup.
Senior season (2021-22): Went 8-10; CSA Individual Qualifier
In his senior year (2021-22) Aman went 8-10, was a CSA Individual Qualifier, and recorded three straight-set wins that season.
Accolades: CSA Scholar Athlete; MASC All-Academic; First-Team All-MASC
Received CSA Scholar Athlete honors, named to the MASC All-Academic Team and First-Team All-MASC in the 2021-22 season.
MIT men's squash program best: Team ended campaign in 15th (B Division)
MIT snuck into the B Division at the end of the 2021-22 season and finished the campaign in 15th — a program-best finish; Aman had graduated, leaving the top spot open.
American Chemical Society Award (High school recognition listed)
Listed in high-school honors: American Chemical Society Award for Scholastic Achievement (appears on bio's high school honors list).
Listed extracurricular: Computer Science Honor Society & Math/Science Honor Societies (HS)
High-school honors included membership in Computer Science Honor Society, Math Honor Society, and Science Honor Society (listed on bio).
Graduated from MIT with major in Computer Science
Completed undergraduate degree at MIT, majoring in Computer Science (senior in 2021-22 roster).
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