National Singles on Fire
By James Zug
For the 108th time, the best singles players in the country gathered to play each other for the right to claim a national championship. The 2019 National Singles, spread across seventeen divisions,...
Sobhy Makes Triumphant Return and Hanson Repeats at 107th National Singles
Above: Amanda Sobhy (r) clinched the National Singles title in her first career match against two-time finalist Reeham Sedky.
by Chris McClintick
March 10 is a date that will always have some negative association for Amanda...
Charlottesville Welcomes the World
by Chris McClintick
This summer the 2018 World Masters will be hosted stateside for the first time in tournament history at the Boar’s Head Resort in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The biennial tournament, the world’s largest adult squash...
Masters of Fate: A Personal Report on the 2016 World Masters
By Alan Stapleton
I am an average squash player, an ever-learning coach and a try-my-best administrator. Squash pulses passionately through my veins. When I heard the news that South Africa was hosting the 2016 World...
Two For the Ages
by Bill Buckingham
Not only does seventy-four-year-old Jay Nelson clearly recall winning his first championship in any sport—the 1954 little league title in Saugus, MA, as a second baseman and pitcher—he also remembers many of...
Legends Play in the World Masters Championships
By Will Carlin
"Brett Martin is playing.”
Those were the words on many people’s lips when Martin’s name appeared as top seed in the M50 draw of the World Squash Federation’s World Masters Squash Championships in...
2014 World Masters Championships
In just over a month, over 700 masters players from around the world will convene at the Hong Kong Football Club for the World Masters Championships. With entries now closed, twenty-one Americans are making...
Masters: Masters Squash Players Lifelong Devotees of our Game
By Richard Millman
In all the marketing blurbs that accompanies our Olympic efforts the game of Squash is described as a life sport.
This name, applied to a prestigious few sports, is as it implies, an...