His Cup Runneth Over: Willstrop Celebrates Kuwaiti History on the Way to the Top
By Richard Eaton
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
From the moment James Willstrop stood arms aloft and triumphant, not far from what used to be Saddam Hussein's killing fields, it was clear that squash was likely to...
John Nimick Awarded with President’s Cup
U.S. SQUASH presented the 2011 President’s Cup to John Nimick at an award ceremony that took place during the Tournament of Champions in New York City. The President’s Cup is the highest service award...
Take Your Niece to the T.O.She
By Tracy Gates
"UURRRGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!! WHYYYYYY?????????” was the exact quote from my niece’s facebook post a few weeks ago. Curious as to what she was reacting to (although as an almost-teenager, she could’ve been distressed about her...
Chilton North American Open Doubles
The North American Open Men's Doubles tournament is one of the most prominent squash doubles events in the United States. Since 1931, this event has drawn top-ranked squash players from around the world. The Field Club...
Egypt Deny India World Cup Triumph In Chennai
In a dramatic clash that went the full distance, favorites Egypt eventually overcame surprise opponents India 2/1 in the final of the SDAT WSF Under-21 World Cup to deny the hosts a historic first...
Railroading to No.1: Nick Matthew regained the top spot in the world rankings with...
By James Zug
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
There was something primal about it: two Yorkshiremen battling it out in a glass box at a city train station a continent away from home, surrounded by hundreds of...
Smokin’ in Virginia: King James rules in Richmond
By Alan Thatcher
The Davenport North American Open continues to grow in status and influence.
This PSA World Series Gold event brings the world’s leading players to Richmond, Virginia, each year, just as winter turns into...
Poster Madness: The Making of the Image
By James Zug
Marketing a tournament is easy these days: set up a website, send out some tweets, update Facebook and bam! The deal is done.
Not so fast. The North American Open has figured out...
And the Beat Rolls On: Julian Illingworth’s dominance of the men’s S.L. Green shatters...
Article and photos by Jay D. Prince
The most difficult thing for me to do as a writer is to find unique ways to capture the story emanating from annual events. That objective is made...
The Schoolgirl who could Depose a Legend
By Richard Eaton
Photos by Steve Line/squashpics.com
The next new world number one has announced herself. She will get to the top within three years. In doing so she will depose the highest profile woman the...