Mike Sweeney, a faculty member and squash coach at the Mercersburg Academy in central Pennsylvania, contributes a story on how a Squash57 league took...
A game long appreciated for its intensity and precision is undergoing a transformation in the U.S. Look no further than the results at the...
I am pleased to share a few highlights of our accomplishments in 2024, reflecting the continued leadership and innovation we are demonstrating, and the...
by James Zug
Deaths
Leonard A. Bernheimer died in March at the age of eighty-two. In age group play, Lenny won eight National Singles and seventeen...
The World Squash Federation, WSF, announced the results of the Presidential and Vice Presidential elections, which took place during the 54th WSF Annual General...
“We wanted accessibility, we wanted visibility, and we wanted the community.”
With squash set to debut at the LA 2028 Games, the sport is taking...
by James Zug
Susan Gross was an ordinary squash mother. She had a precocious daughter, Amy, who loved squash but in the mid-1990s it was...
Sunrise Courts founder Jordan Aldrich has built more than 400 squash courts in the U.S. over the course of his long career in and...
Mark Pagon presenting Maria Toorpakai with the President’s Cup
In Olympic lingo, a “quad” is a thing. The Olympic Games are contested every four years,...
Article courtesy of the World Squash Federation.
Access Youth Academy, an urban squash program based in California, has introduced a trio of initiatives in Los...