By James Zug
Photos by Dick Druckman
Upon clinching a 11-6, 11-6, 11-4 win in his match against Yale, Baset Chaudhry stooped down and for three...
By Jack Farley
This year saw another incredible success for what has become one of the premier squash events in all of North America. The...
By James Zug
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
John Nimick has produced thirty-one glass court events. The Hall of Famer has survived economic meltdowns, untold numbers of...
By Jonathan Reifler, Metropolitan Squash Racquets Association (MSRA) Treasurer
For 51 weeks a year, Grand Central Terminal serves as New York City’s principal commuting hub,...
By Angela Grosshans
Photos by Seth Packard
On Martin Luther King Jr. day, while most people lounge around the house enjoying the tail end of a luxurious...
Story and Photos by Jay D. Prince/SquashMagazine.com
For the third consecutive year, US SQUASH hosted the US Junior Open just a week before the winter...
By Ted Price
The 2009 Price-Bullington Invitational was memorable in many ways. First it was the 39th anniversary of this event—the first tournament having been...
By James Zug
The richest squash tournament in the Western Hemisphere is one way to look at the $145,000 Briggs Cup.
Another is to see how...
By Beth Rasin
The courts were packed, the food was plentiful, the players were joyous and the Saturday night party was a dancing scene. In...
By Anne Bello and Michael T. Bello, co-Editors of CollegeSquashAssociation.com
Although the 2009-2010 college squash season is just getting underway, there have been plenty of...