By Paul Assaiante, National Coach
In life the pursuit of goals is a bit like building a railroad track. You must first come up with...
By Rod Gilmour
It was just before Sunday lunch at the Hilton in Buenos Aires, when Jacques Rogge, the outgoing International Olympic committee president, stared...
By Pia A. Floresca
One of the biggest international efforts in squash in the past decade has been the quest to join the Olympic Games....
By Barry Faguy
HEY REF! I was refereeing a match recently and made a key decision—and quickly realized I had made a mistake. It was...
By Beth Rasin
Could a coveted national championship really be at stake when competitors were smiling broadly and so easily applauding an opponent’s scrappy play?...
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...
By Beth Rasin
For three days in October at the Seattle Athletic club, squash was celebrated in all its glory and distilled to its essence....
By George Meiras, chair of the World Squash Federation's Olympic Bid Steering Group
Every four years there is a different system for selecting sports for...
By Vidya Rajan
Cemented as the world’s largest junior tournament, the 2012 US Junior Open brought together over 800 participants from 24 different countries. Played at...
By Beth Rasin
Grit, glamour and glory defined the 3G bandwidth of Howe Cup 2012. Grit was evident throughout the tournament on the host Meadow...