Trinity squash player withdraws from college singles after courting controversy

Bystaff Published: 3:35PM GMT twenty-seven February 2010

Baset Chaudhry, a Trinity College comparison and group co-captain, withdrew from subsequent week"s contest on Trinity"s Hartford campus where he is the fortifying singles squish champion.

Chaudhry"s preference comes after an situation in that he screamed in the face of Yale competition Kenneth Chan as their compare ended. A video of the situation garnered inhabitant courtesy on channels such as ESPN.

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Chaudhry and Trinity manager Paul Assaiante have apologised to Chan and the Yale team.

Assaiante called Chaudhry"s preference to step in reserve "a grand thing to do," and pronounced the new situation was "a childish relapse of composure."

Filmed by internal television, Chaudhry left the justice to applaud with his overjoyed team-mates, but in an additional impulse of stupidity prevented Chan from exiting the court.

Trinity"s win was their 12th uninterrupted inhabitant group title.