By James Zug Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com I could see it in the warmup. From the moment Gregory Gaultier came onto the court for the final...
By Vidya Rajan Photos by Jay Prince/SquashMagazine.com It all began when I stepped into the court on Saturday morning to play a certain Salma Mohamed Ahmed Nassar,...
A month before the 2007 Men’s World Team Championships, Egypt looked like a near certain winner with four players ranked in the World’s Top...

Sisterly History

By Richard Eaton Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com Probably only Venus and Serena Williams, the two most iconic females in world sport, have achieved what Rachael and...

Howe Cup 2007

By Beth Rasin Photos by Beth Rasin and Chris Smith "Babies and knee braces,” said Bridget DiBonaventura as she surveyed the bustling activity, including numerous children...
By James Zug Photos courtesy of Bert Armstrong Looking for an old book? How about a British Open racquet from Geoff Hunt? A Johnny Skillman letter?...
It was supposed to be an Egyptian confirmation, but instead the 2007 US Open became a British invasion. Forty-three years after the Beatles sent Americans...

Who Will It Be Today?

By Kirsten Carlson On any given day, anything can happen. On November 16th, the brothers Talbott will have a dual on their hands, as Mark’s Stanford...
By James Zug In October 1997 the first issue of Squash Magazine arrived in your mailbox. Some people then might have been surprised to see it...
By Jay D. Prince Ten years and 100 issues of Squash Magazine. Seems hard to believe, especially in light of the fact that it almost...