Attention! This is your Captain speaking…
By Tracy Gates
When I got off the court, just one last match remained unfinished. One teammate had won three zip. Another had lost by mere points...
WSF Launches Olympic Bid Brochure
In the latest step in its campaign to have Squash included in the program for the 2020 Olympic Games, the World Squash Federation has...
Squash Surges in Australia
A new four million (Australian) dollar squash center close to completion in Darwin is yet another example of squash’s resilience and growth in Australia.
The...
Put Up Your Dukes
By Tracy Gates
I went to see a match the other night. A woman I knew from my gym was making her professional debut and...
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...
Silver and Bronze Championships 2012
Over 280 players traveled to Williamstown (MA) to decide the 2012 U.S Junior Silver Squash Championships, hosted for a third straight year by Williams...
Where are all the Women?
By Emily Stieff
Six years ago, the number of women regularly playing squash in NYC was dwindling close to none. There were just four league...
Sobhy Summer Threepeat
Amanda Sobhy’s August victory, at the Squash Revolution National Capital Open in Maryland, marked her third WSA title win of the summer, making her...
Drexel President Fry Elected US Squash Chairman
John A. Fry, current President of Drexel University, has been elected US SQUASH-Chairman of the Board of Directors, replacing Peter R. Lasusa, Jr., who...