Publishers Note Keep Learning

By Jay Prince Somebody once asked my why I am so into sports. The simple answer is: because they are fun. But the reality is that...

From US Squash Nation. Team. Title. Unite.

By Kevin Klipstein International athletic competitions such as the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup have a way of uniting nations and obscuring differences among people....

USOC Awards for Three Coaches

U.S. SQUASH has honored Martin Heath, Renato Paiva and Pat Yuen with the prestigious U.S. Olympic Committee Coach of the Year Award. Heath, Paiva and Yuen...

U.S. to Host Women’s World Junior Squash Championships

U.S. SQUASH is proud to announce that the 2011 Women’s World Junior Squash Championships, July 20-30, will be hosted at the Murr Center on the campus...

US Pro—Julian Illingworth

What am I going to do after squash? I have been asked this question constantly since I graduated college and started playing squash professionally in 2006....

Young Stars Energize US Squash Hardball Singles Nationals!!

Hardball Singles is not just for “old” guys. The 2011 Hardball Singles National championships at the Tennis & Racquet Club in Boston, February 18-20, was dominated...

Doubles or Nothing: A Novice Plays in the U.S. Century

By Tracy Gates A man dressed in squash whites came walking up to me about five minutes before our match, a big smile on his face:...

Managing Your Time: Micro, Macro, Body, Mind and Soul

By Richard Millman, Owner—Westchester Squash This month I wanted to give you a simple way of monitoring your progress and development in your game. Everything in...

Balancing Court Fitness & Body Health – Part 1

By Damon Leedale-Brown, Sports Scientist & Conditioning Specialist Hopefully this article will be read by players of all ages, some with aspirations to further improve their...

Nudge, Nudge, Wink, Wink! #3

By Barry Faguy, WSF Referees and Rules Committee Here’s the third in a short series of short articles dealing with what can be called ‘conventions’—used here...