By James Zug
Drexel University’s symbol is the dragon. It is not the only college with a legendary serpentine reptile as a mascot (Minnesota State...
By James Zug
The 2011 (Part Two) U.S. National Intercollegiate Doubles Championships came to Philadelphia as a part of the U.S. Open’s first weekend. After...
By Richard Eaton
Photos by Steve Line/Squashpics.com
You may imagine how much it means to the morale of some Egyptians—with thousands having risked their lives for a...
By Gilly Lane
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
For two years the goal of the U.S. Men’s National Team was to finish top-8 in the World Team Championships....
By Richard Eaton
Photos by Steve Line/Squashpics.com
Tommy Berden and Natalie Grinham are more than the most famous husband and wife team in the sport. They are...
By James Zug
It is that time of year again. In between Labor Day and New Year’s, the vast majority of books are published. Since squash...
By James Zug
It is a sign of rude and robust health that the lingering feeling about the 2011 Women’s World Juniors Squash Championships was...
Two years after his older brother won the title for the second time, 17-year-old Marwan El Shorbagy clinched the 2011 WSF Men’s World Junior...
By James Zug
It is almost ten in the morning and Amanda Sobhy is finally coming to school. It is her senior year and she’s...
Hours after Amanda Sobhy won the world juniors, the World Squash Federation sent out a press release, “Sobhy Soars to World Title Success,” declaring...