Publishers Note Athletic Excellence
By Jay D. Prince
In the United States, sports is a tremendous part of our culture. From the time we could walk, we have been...
From US Squash A Concerned Parent
By Kevin Klipstein
Whether or not you agree with him in policy or governance, you have to agree that Barack Obama knows sports. Interviewed recently...
DreadSports Targets Kids in Botswana
DreadSports, the brainchild of Lefika Ragontse, has launched the DreadSports Foundation to partner with the Botswana government in an effort to grow the game...
WSF Backs ‘Rackets For Africa’ Initiative
The World Squash Federation (WSF) has stepped in to back a Canadian initiative to boost squash development in Africa.
Riley Waterous, a squash-playing student from...
Squash Launches Social Media Portal to Drive Online Support for 2020 Olympic Ambition
As part of Squash’s campaign to become part of the 2020 Olympic Games, the World Squash Federation (WSF) unveiled www.squash2020.com—a social media portal enabling...
Fathers and Daughters, Mothers and Sons
By Tracy Gates
The guy is all over the court—front, back, sides, middle—hitting low reverse corners, floating lobs, and hard cross-courts to the left wall,...
2012 Grand Masters Honor Roll
Three new members to the U.S. SQUASH Grand Masters Honor Roll were recognized at national championships this spring: Charlie Baker, John Bennett and Tony...
Preston Quick Captures Back to Back Hardball Championships
The 2012 Hardball Singles Championships again featured a strong field in the Men’s Open. With 12 players competing for the title, top seeded and...
Vlcek and Heldring Take Century Doubles Title
The University Club of New York hosted the 2012 U.S. Century Squash Doubles Championships the last weekend in February. Added to this event, now...
World Masters Scoring Unchanged
Following requests from a few masters players that the World Squash Federation (WSF) consider moving from PAR11 to PAR15 for some older age categories,...