Article and photos by Jay D. Prince To call the U.S. Junior Open an "international" event is perhaps one of the biggest understatements of the...
By Richard Eaton Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com From the moment James Willstrop stood arms aloft and triumphant, not far from what used to be Saddam Hussein's...
By James Zug Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com There was something primal about it: two Yorkshiremen battling it out in a glass box at a city train...
By James Zug Photos by Todd Rothstein In early January Merion Cricket Club hosted its 50th William White Tournament. Two hundred and seventy players entered in...

The Numbers Stop

By James Zug It was bound to happen. At some point, the numbers would stop ticking over. Eight times they had won 5-4 matches. A...
Episcopal Academy (PA) and Greenwich Academy (CT) once again proved too strong for the rest of the field as they won the Division 1...
By Alan Thatcher The Davenport North American Open continues to grow in status and influence. This PSA World Series Gold event brings the world’s leading players...
By Anne Bello Hours before the men’s A Division final between Princeton University and defending national champions Trinity College was scheduled to begin, a local...
By Dent Wilkins The top echelon of junior tournament players is a frequently shifting landscape; players who were once dominant fall back into the pack,...
Article and photos by Jay D. Prince The most difficult thing for me to do as a writer is to find unique ways to capture...