Hardball and Doubles Rankings, 2011/2012 Season
Doubles Rankings
Men Open
1 Whitten Morris
2 Trevor McGuinness
3 Dylan Patterson
3 Steven Scharff
5 Addison West
6 Josh Schwartz
7 Shane Coleman
8 John White
9 Hamed Anvari
10 Tim Wyant
11 Gustav Detter
12 Noah Wimmer
13 John Russell
14 Dennett Wilkens
15 Coley Smith
16 Peter...
My Internship at U.S. Squash
By Raheem Logan
When I traveled to the U.S SQUASH office to introduce myself in person before the start of my internship, all eyes gazed on me as they tend to do with an unfamiliar...
SPA-tlight: Craig Thorpe-Clark
Craig Thorpe-Clark, Poughkeepsie Tennis & Squash & Bard College
Where did you grow up?
Melbourne, Australia.
How did you get involved with squash?
A club opened up just down the road during the start of the boom in...
Urban Squash Goes to Doubles Camp
Four students from Access Youth Academy, Ana Rodriguez, Jesus Gomez, Yan Liu and Omar Galindo, had the opportunity to participate in an introductory doubles squash camp in Denver (CO) at the end of August....
Summon Your Angel to Stifle Your Devil
By Richard Millman, Owner- The Squash Doctor Corporation
You need a positive Mantra from your personal Angel. Something simple and non critical. Something that helps you to get your maximum edge. For me it’s one...
Alcohol’s Effect on Performance
By Candace Chemtob, B.S. and M.S. in Human Nutrition
Obviously athletic performance and alcohol don’t mix well. Performing under the influence of alcohol will reduce your ability to think clearly on the court, slow reaction...
The ‘Interrupted Winning Return’
By Barry Faguy
There are a whole bunch of places where the concept of ‘winning return’ appears in the rules. We don’t have the space to deal with all of them, but we’ll clear up...
Developing Movement Proficiency in Young Athletes
By Damon-Leedale Brown, Sports Scientist & Conditioning Specialist
Squash is a movement-based sport and a major part of success especially at higher levels of play is based around proficient athletic and movement skills. The ability...
He Whiffed: The Original Streak, the Cardiac Kid, The Palindromic String and Cool as...
By James Zug
1989
We had lost to Harvard in the regular season in 1989, 6-3 in Cambridge. A week later we beat them in the semis of the first nationals team tournament at Yale....
U.S. Boys Finish Eighth at World Junior Championships
By TJ Dembinski
Qatar. This was the site of the World Junior Championships in 2012 and, throughout the 2011- 12 squash season, the destination that many of us in the under-19s hoped would be our...