From US Squash World View
By Kevin Klipstein
In the March issue, I promised that being part of the World Junior Championships hosted in the US could be one of...
From US Squash Great Squash
By Peter Lasusa, Board Chair
Everyone who loves the game of squash has, in all likelihood, been drawn more deeply into the game by experiencing...
From US Squash
By Kevin D. Klipstein, President & Chief Executive Officer
At the fifty-ninth hosting of the Junior Nationals this spring, we honored Olivia Fiechter and Derek...
From US Squash Urban Squash Renewal
By Kevin Klipstein, President & Chief Executive Officer
At our annual Strategic Review this summer, CitySquash Executive Director Tim Wyant asked about fundraising initiatives and...
From US Squash A Vision of the Future
Last year, I teamed up with our Board Chair Peter Lasusa to play game of Sunday doubles. All four of us on court were...
From US Squash Behavior Modification
Boorish behavior, including excessive celebrations, taunting and histrionics directed towards opponents, fans and officials, is pervasive in today’s sporting landscape. Television has long celebrated the...
From US Squash Making it Count
By Kevin Klipstein
Last season I provided some detail on my experience with jumping back in to team leagues after a hiatus from organized play. It...
From US Squash “Huge” Aspirations
By Kevin Klipstein
After I took this job, one of the first people I talked with was a former boss and mentor of mine. He is...
From US Squash Teams Work
By Kevin Klipstein
The U.S. SQUASH National League Final, while technically in its first year, has a history that dates back to 1935 and the Tri...
From US Squash Nation. Team. Title. Unite.
By Kevin Klipstein
International athletic competitions such as the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup have a way of uniting nations and obscuring differences among people....