Publishers Note Shortlisted…again
By Jay D. Prince
Just under two years ago, in September 2009, the sport of squash had it’s Olympic hopes snuffed out for 2016—just four years after experiencing the elation of being included for 2012...
From US Squash Great Squash
By Peter Lasusa, Board Chair
Everyone who loves the game of squash has, in all likelihood, been drawn more deeply into the game by experiencing very early on some “great squash” either as a player,...
Cairo To Host 2012 World Junior Championships
Following an inspection of the planned facilities and hotel in Cairo, the World Squash Federation (WSF) has confirmed that the 2012 WSF World Junior Championships have been awarded to the Egyptian capital city.
The events...
CitySquash Ride
On June 6, two CitySquash players, along with Director of Squash Bryan Patterson and three students from Fordham University began a cross-country bike ride to raise money for the Bronxbased Urban Squash Program. Tenth...
Two Princeton Men Leave Enormous Legacies
By James Zug
It is not what you accomplish. It is what you overcome.
Charles Mallet-Prevost Brinton died in June 2011 at the age of ninety one. The last remaining national singles champion from the 1940s,...
Walker Triumphs in Players Championship Hardball Invitational
By Rob Dinerman
Whitewashed through the first 11 points against the recently- ensconced U. S. National Hardball champion, Chris Walker weathered that severe early storm and eventually retrieved and powered his way to a 3-15...
Fanning The Flames of Women’s Doubles
By Tracy Gates
I am a Flamingo. Well, I was for a few months this past spring, as a team member on the inaugural women’s hardball doubles league in NYC. Flamingoes are better at fishing...
Who to Play to Grow Your Game
By Richard Millman, Owner - Westchester Squash
Who you play can be a key factor if you want to develop both a broad and deep understanding of the game.
In the game of Squash we have some...
Dietary Supplements: Buyer Beware
By Candace Chemtob, B.S. and M.S. in Human Nutrition
The promise of improving athletic performance easily with the help of a pill makes athletes susceptible to the claims of dietary supplements. But athletes aren’t the...
The Path to Excellence – A God Given Talent?
By Damon Leedale-Brownb, Sports Scientist & Conditioning Specialist
How often do we watch a world class athlete or musician perform and marvel at the talent they possess – surely they were destined for excellence and were...