Canada Sweeps Lapham-Grant
An intrepid band of merry pranksters sailed by air to the Pacific Northwest to represent the United States in the Lapham Grant matches. Fifty-two...
World Doubles: Nineteen Countries Compete for World Supremacy
By Kristi Maroc
It was a victory for the USA in the women's draw of the 2013 World Doubles Championships, with home heroines Amanda Sobhy...
Century Doubles
The 2013 U.S. Century Doubles Squash Championships were held February 22-24, 2013 in New York City with Eben Hardie and William Villari winning the...
Tompkins Tames the Upset Beast
By James Zug
Back in 1907 young Fred Tompkins invented a game. He called it squash doubles. He used the fastest balls he could find...
Harrity Makes it a Triple
By James Zug
Preston Quick directed the 28th annual Butcher/Ball/Ketcham National Intercollegiate Squash Doubles Championships in Philadelphia during the U.S. Open’s first weekend in October....
2012 M4 – Maine/Maryland @ Meadow Mill Doubles
By Fred Hill
Nigel Thain hit a hard backhand volley just above the left front tin to give Thain and Dave Rosen a dramatic, “no-set”...
Canada Sweeps 2012 Can-Am Cup
Buffalo (NY) was the setting for the third biennial installment of the Can-Am Cup held the weekend of October 26-28. The previous two Can-Ams...
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...
2011-12 Doubles Season a Wrap
The 2011-12 Doubles season kicked off with over 30 men’s and women’s teams, representing 15 schools, competing in the Intercollegiate Doubles Championship, held at...
Tins Go Lower for International Doubles
The World Squash Federation (WSF) has confirmed that for future World Doubles Championships, Commonwealth Games and other major events, the height of the tin...