Publishers Note Why We Play
By Jay D. Prince
I don’t know about you, but the reason I started playing squash was simple—it was a lot of fun. I’d seen...
From US Squash New Schools of Thought
By Kevin Klipstein
By coincidence, two pieces from my past appear in this issue: Rochester, NY, and the boom in middle and high school squash. The...
Prince Appoints Peter Nicol As Squash Ambassador
Peter Nicol, MBE, arguably Britain’s most successful squash player of all-time, has been appointed as Squash Ambassador by Prince Sports Europe.
Through his company, Peter...
Ben Oliner’s 1,576-Step Approach to a Better Game
By Aimee Berg
On a winter’s morning in New York City, Ben Oliner threw on his squash shorts and a T-shirt a college teammate gave him,...
District Spotlight—Rochester Squash
It is said that cities with cold, snowy winters are great breeding grounds for squash enthusiasts, adults and juniors alike, which is why it comes...
90-Seconds With Chris Gordon
What was your welcome to professional squash moment?
Playing in Oklahoma City in July and having to walk a mile to get a sandwich in...
PSA Chief Gawain Briars Retires
Gawain Briars, Chief Executive of the Professional Squash Association for the past nine years, announced his retirement effective Mar. 31, 2008. Under his stewardship,...
Century Doubles
Last year we made a bet, and boy did it pay off! Launching this tournament exactly a century after squash doubles was born was...
Hardball National Championships a Hit in Philadelphia
A multi-generational group of some 70 Hardballers, from their mid-20’s to mid-80’s, from all over the country, gathered for the 2008 Hardball Singles National...
The Greatest Myth in Squash
By Rod Symington, WSF Referees and Rules Committee
That was the worst decision I have ever seen!” The speaker was a professional player in the Kolkata...