Changes to Junior Ranking Structure
U.S. SQUASH is pleased to announce several changes to the junior ranking structure to take effect this summer and fall, including adjustments to the ranking average divisor and age-up policies. These policy adjustments are a...
Silver Championships Decided in Williamstown
In the second to last singles tournament of the U.S. SQUASH Junior Championship Series, over 270 players traveled to Williamstown (MA) to compete in the 2011 U.S. Junior Silver Squash Championships, hosted for the second...
Bronze Nationals Culminates Junior Championship Season
The 2010-2011 U.S. SQUASH Junior Championship Series concluded in New Haven (CT) April 29-May 1, as over 240 players competed at the U.S. Junior Bronze Championships, hosted at the Brady Center on the campus of Yale...
2011 U.S. Junior Doubles Championships
By Ed Chilton
The 25th Anniversary of the National Junior Doubles Championships was held at the Wilmington Country Club in Wilmington, Delaware. This year we had 80 players. Among them were 18 participants from Toronto, Canada. Other...
U.S. Junior Women’s Team
The team that will represent the United States at the 2011 Women’s World Junior Squash Championships has been finalized following the U.S. Junior Women’s Team Playoff that took place in Williamstown (MA), Apr. 8-10. Amanda Sobhy...
DeRoy and Ketcham Awards Presented
At the conclusion of the U.S. SQUASH Junior Gold Championships, the Association presented two of its most prestigious awards to outstanding members of the junior squash community.
The DeRoy Sportsmanship Award, presented annually to a ranked...
Case Closed: Sobhy and Murray lead the way at the U.S. Squash Junior Championships
Article and Photos by Jay D. Prince/Squashmagazine.com
Trivia Time: What do Annie Ballaine, Olivia Blatchford, Bailey Bondy, Julie Cerullo, Kathryn Corelli, Hallie Dewey, Caroline Feeley, Rachel Leizman, Haley Mendez, Emily Park, Elizabeth Schetman, Dylan Murray, Alexander...
U.S. to Host Women’s World Junior Squash Championships
U.S. SQUASH is proud to announce that the 2011 Women’s World Junior Squash Championships, July 20-30, will be hosted at the Murr Center on the campus of Harvard University, in Boston (MA).
World Squash Federation CEO Andrew...
8th Annual High School Championships
By James Zug
Photos by Seth Packard
The largest squash tournament in the world is a superlative that is hard to confirm but the facts seem to support the 2011 U.S. High School Team Squash Championships: seven...
Brunswick and Sacred Heart Repeat at U.S. Middle School Championships
The brunswick School and Convent of the Sacred Heart, both hailing from Greenwich, CT, each dropped only one match during the course of the weekend to defend their respective Boys’ and Girls’ Division 1 titles...