Publishers Note Getting Fit

By Jay D. Prince Squash is a funny game. It’s one of those games where a person who is not terribly fit can still play...

From US Squash Connecting the Dots

By Kevin Klipstein It’s very common for me to hear from one squash constituency or another, asking for more support from the Association. Fortunately, for...

SquashBusters Derby

Saturday, May 1st, marked the fourth annual SquashBusters Derby in Boston, a truly unique event in which seven teams, each comprised of a professional,...

Bronze Junior Culminates Singles Season

David Snyder (MD) defeated Geoffrey Keating (MD) in the Boys final while Caroline Sargent (WA) topped Hadley Chu (NY) in the Girls finale to win their respective U19 Divisions...

USOC Announces Coaching Awards

U.S. SQUASH recognized three coaches with the 2009 U.S. Olympic Committee Coach of the Year honors. In receiving this award, all three coaches are...

U.S. SQUASH Taps Legendary College Coach Assaiante to Lead Teams

U.S. SQUASH announced that Paul Assaiante has accepted the position of National Coach. In this newly created position, Assaiante will lead the U.S. SQUASH...

Banner Year for Doubles

By Morris Clothier, Chairman—U.S. Squash Doubles Committee The 2009/2010 doubles season was extremely successful, possibly the most successful in the sport’s history. U.S. SQUASH and the...

Women in Squash

By Jennifer Gabler Continuing with the look at the explosion in the number of college squash programs across the nation that we began in the...

SPA-tlight: Connie Barnes

How did you get started playing squash? When I was 11, I had a tennis lesson. The coach told me that I had without question...

U.S. SQUASH Junior Men’s Team Announced

Following a full year of competition in selection tournaments and a final playoff held at Williams College in April, U.S. SQUASH named the members...