Squash Shots & Rorschach Inkblots: It is Open to Interpretation

By Eric Zillmer, Athletic Director, Pacifico Professor of Neuropsychology, Drexel University We love competitive squash because it provides us with an accessible slice of life....

Middle and High School Championships A Success

By Nell Schwed Team feels an incongruous word when used in the same breath as squash. Squash is individual, independent, not often thought of as...

World’s First All-Glass Hardball Doubles Court a Hit with the Pros

By Kristi Maroc The world’s first all-glass hardball doubles court was officially given the nod of approval by the world’s top players during the first-ever...

The 2013 U.S. National Junior Doubles

By James Zug Ninety players from around the U.S. and Canada took part in the 27th annual National Junior Doubles in April 2013 in girl’s,...

Spahrs Dominate U.S. Father and Son

Last month the ninth U.S. Father & Son was held and it was no surprise that Chris and Carson Spahr won their first open title. Spahr has...

Snoring Rhinos and Other Tales: a Review of Nick Matthew’s Memoir

By James Zug Nick Matthew Sweating Blood: My Life in Squash Cheshire, England: internationalSportGroup, 2013 It is a shame but inevitable. Like everywhere else in their careers, Nick...

Urban Squash Citizenship Tour

By Sage Ramadge When was the last time you had a chance to play squash with a governor and a senator in the same week?...

World Junior Championships: Brownell’s Break Through in Namibia

By Chris McClintick An uncompromising desert climate with a mean altitude (5, 436 ft), higher than that of Denver (5,280 ft), welcomed the world’s best...

Howe Cup 2014 For the Love of the Game

By Beth Rasin There were the warm embraces of friends who hadn’t seen each other for a year or more; there were the team outfits that...

Book Review: Two Squash Manuals by James Zug

Two Squash Manuals By James Zug The G Spot: A Book about Squash Tony Griffin CreateSpace, 2014 Tony Griffin is a stalwart. He grew up in New Zealand and...