By U.S. SQUASH
Spicy would be one word that well describes not only the food, but also the U.S. Junior Women’s two weeks of international...
By Jennie Shulkin
What happens when nine thousand Jewish athletes from 54 countries come together to compete in Israel? A life-changing experience that will not...
By Howard Harding
Described as ‘the Roger Federer of women’s squash’ by Swiss National Coach John Williams, Nicol David captivated youngsters in Zurich of the...
By Jennifer Gabler
Women are making squash their business. Nancy Cushman (Meadow Mill, Baltimore, MD), Wendy Lawrence (Results Gym, Washington DC) and Demer Holleran (Fairmount...
By James Zug
It started ten years ago with meetings in George Polsky’s Manhattan apartment. A second-year masters student in social work, Polsky had just gotten...
By Lee Stabert
If you’re trying to get attention, jumping off a bridge is certainly a viable option. That’s exactly what Phil Buscke, musician and erstwhile...
By James Zug
Photos by John Lau
The World Hardball Doubles is a pretty venerable title for a world championship. It is as old as the...
By Richard Eaton
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
Without wishing to bore you with tales of arcane protocol by the British, it was quite an insight to...
By James Zug
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
Five years ago, squash in the Caymans was on life support. Hurricane Ivan swept through the Cayman Islands in...
By A. J. Hakim and Henry Payne
Spain’s Borja Golan made the most of his first trip to the Motor City Open presented by the...