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...
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...
By Trevor McGuinness
First, there was the Badger & Rosen SquashBusters facility at Northeastern University—a 29,000 square foot athletic center with eight squash courts, a...
By Richard Eaton
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
The more the capital letter questions were put in their full and startling details, the more they sounded hard...
By Jay D. Prince
Two years ago, the sport of squash had one foot in the door of the Olympics. After the International Olympic Committee...
By Jay D. Prince
Over the past six years, the US Junior Women’s Teams have been establishing a pattern of sorts. It started in 2001...
By Will Carlin
Photographs by Damon Leedale-Brown
In my June column, I mentioned that I was an idiot. The ostensible reason for my claim was that I...
By James Zug
It was a jam session. It was like the Bird and Diz and Train getting together in some East Village loft at three...