Whither the Fates Carry Us Amr Shabana feels the love as he wins his...
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...
England Repeats at Men’s World Team Championships
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...
2008 World Open Championships
Couldn’t make it to Bermuda for the 2007 Men’s World Open? How about making plans for the 2008 Hi-Tec World Squash Championships in Manchester,...
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...
SL Merritt Properties
The 2007 Merritt Properties Open drew a number of top-ranked international professionals and countless squash enthusiasts. On October 9, 2007 the Merritt Properties Open...
Khan Conquered in London
The much-anticipated return of the legendary Jansher Khan was brilliant...for a game. Playing in the Anscombe & Ringland London Open nine years after leaving...
PSA Closed Satellite Initiative a Huge Success
Ten months after introducing a new category of Closed Satellite tournaments, the Professional Squash Association reports “overwhelming response” to the plan to help younger...
2008 Players Cup Squash Circuit
In a groundbreaking initiative for squash in North America, five world-class pro tournaments will band together in 2008 to form the Players Cup Squash Circuit....
US Open Stunner Not only were there no Egyptians in the final, but three...
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...
Spotlight Professional Squash in the US
Grinham Valedictorian
Rachael Grinham takes five-game final over Natalie Grainger at Vassar College Class of 1932
By Vidya Rajan
From October 1-6, Vassar College (Poughkeepskie, NY) hosted...