Publishers Note Shooting for PAR
By Jay D. Prince
At the risk of beating a dead horse, since both Richard Millman and Will Carlin have chimed in on PAR scoring inside...
From US Squash Preserving the Essence of Squash
By Kevin Klipstein
I was 14 years old and among the best junior squash players in the area. Asked to play an exhibition match with...
Walker to “Squash-the-World”
Never to rest on his laurels, Chris Walker—former World No. 4 and all-around squash nut—continues to use his creative mind to raise funds for...
Rapid growth Marks Middle School Championships
With participation nearly doubled from last season’s inaugural event, 28 teams competed at the 2009 U.S. Middle School Team Squash Championships. Mirroring the rapid...
Prepare to use Hannibal’s phrase!
By Frank van Loon, World Squash Federation, Vice-President
No, I don’t mean Hannibal Barkas. Although his genial tactics were admired from Napoleon to the Duke of...
District Spotlight—Florida Squash
Like the other 38 District SRAs, the Florida Squash Racquets Association (FSRA) is the local arm of U.S. SQUASH. Florida Squash was founded 24...
Squash Springs to Life at Maryland Club
Janet Paulsen, the General Manager at the Green Spring Racquet Club in Lutherville, Maryland, looked at the eight sparingly used racquetball courts at her...
Who is a Woman Squash Player? A profile of Dawn Gray
By Jennifer Gabler
Dawn Gray has focused her life on helping others; both as an emergency room nurse and as coach of a national championship high school girls...
North American Open Draws World’s Best
All eyes in the professional squash world will be on Richmond, VA, Feb. 23-28, as 32 of the world’s best players, including the top...
Richard Elliott Shined at World Masters
Richard Elliott. Those who religiously played in the U.S. Nationals in the late ‘90s and early years of this century, know Elliott as a...