From Dreams to Reality the Making of a National Champion
By Kristi Maroc
Hard work, dedication, setbacks, perseverance and sacrifice are key features of any athlete who has made it to the point of realizing exceptional...
Tom & Hazel Jones-Hall of Fame Inductees
Thomas B. Jones (1935- )
Tom Jones was a pivotal and ebullient leader who revolutionized squash in America in the last quarter of the twentieth...
Two Princeton Men Leave Enormous Legacies
By James Zug
It is not what you accomplish. It is what you overcome.
Charles Mallet-Prevost Brinton died in June 2011 at the age of ninety...
The Strongest Tree: Amanda Sobhy
By James Zug
It is almost ten in the morning and Amanda Sobhy is finally coming to school. It is her senior year and she’s...
The Lion at Rest (And 180MPH)
Hours after Amanda Sobhy won the world juniors, the World Squash Federation sent out a press release, “Sobhy Soars to World Title Success,” declaring...
US Pro—Julian Illingworth
What am I going to do after squash?
I have been asked this question constantly since I graduated college and started playing squash professionally in 2006....
Gilly Lane
This is the sixth in a series of articles written by the top-ranked U.S Squash Professionals about their lives on tour. These articles will...
When I’m Sixty-Four…!
By Jane Segall and Jen Gabler
When I get older losing my touch
Many years from now
Will I still be hitting backhand drops,
Cross-court volleys, nicking...
Chris Gordon
This is the fourth in a series of articles written by the top-ranked U.S Squash Professionals about their lives on tour. These articles will...
Great White Calls it a Career
By James Willlstrop, PSA No. 12
Photos by Steve Line/SquashPics.com
Anyone who has been lucky enough to witness John White hit a squash ball will have...