by Bill Buckingham
Not only does seventy-four-year-old Jay Nelson clearly recall winning his first championship in any sport—the 1954 little league title in Saugus, MA,...
by Chris McClintick
They almost withdrew. It was the title they wanted most and the last to elude them on the SDA tour. As the...
By James Zug
When Gregory Gaultier won the 2015 Men’s World Squash Championships, the scene was perhaps as dramatic a moment as we have ever...
by James Zug
In January 2010 just before the men’s final of the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions, two teenaged girls from New York stepped...
by James Zug
Parity is the watchword at the Delaware Investments United States Open. Two years ago, the national championship became the first major in...
By James Zug
Take yourself back to the 1961 National Singles. The men are playing at Penn. In the quarters Charlie Ufford faces his former Harvard classmate
Dave Watts. They...
By Michael Kearns and Ryan Rayfield
Not all social networks are built in front of glowing monitors with a Mountain Dew and a bag of...
In locker roomsand galleries, during van ridesand post-game chats, people talk about who does what in the game, about which celebrity is rumored to...
By Chris McClintick
Photos by Paige Stewart
“In an indifferent Toronto, the Pan Am Games Land With a Thud,” read a headline in The New York...
On February 7, 2003, a terrorist bomb exploded at Club El Nogal, Bogota's leading squash club. Thirty-six people were killed and more than 200...