The Moose is Still Loose: Mike Corren, the All-Time Great You’ve Never Heard of
By James Zug
Look at the list of top eight title winners in the world: seven of the best players ever and a guy the casual observer hasn’t heard of. It’s Mike Corren, the Australian...
Junior National Team Prepares for Namibia
By Chris McClintick
Last summer, Poland hosted its first-ever World Junior Squash Championships, which included the United States Junior Women’s team matching its best finish of second place. This summer, another nation will host its first...
Bridging the Generations
By Chris McClintick
A few nights before the inaugural U.S. Century Doubles Championship in 2008, tournament founder Kit Tatum received a phone call from Palmer Page, the former US SQUASH CEO. Page was concerned that the tournament, requiring nothing...
PSA World Series Finals
By Jay D. Prince
The PSA World Series Finals are coming to the United States for the first time, to be staged in Richmond, Virginia, at the Westwood Club, March 15-19, 2014.
First held as the Super Series...
Haverford and Greenwich Academy Take Seventh Annual U.S. Middle School Team Championships
By Molly Davidson
The seventh annual U.S. Middle School Team Squash Championships took place at Yale University’s Brady Squash Center January 31-February 2. Haverford took home the Boys' Division I title and Greenwich Academy, once again, dominated the Girls'...
Penn Squash Celebrates 125 Years
By Palmer Page
In early February the University of Pennsylvania celebrated 125 years of squash.
More than 375 former and current players and friends gathered in Thomas B. Ringe Courts, following a thrilling 5-4 women’s squash victory over Yale,...
US Squash Revamps Rating Algorithm and Officiating Program
By Molly Davidson
US Squash started 2014 by introducing some major changes to both the rating and ranking system as well as the refereeing and officiating program. In early January a new ratings algorithm was implemented and age-targeted...
Illingworth Captures First U.S. Pro Series
After a successful inaugural U.S. Pro Squash Series last year, with American Julian Illingworth claiming the $5,000 top prize for winning the points series, the 2014 schedule of events is underway. The season’s first event...
Thirty-Third Windy City Open Back In Style
By Jay D. Prince
For thirty-three years, the Windy City Open has been a mainstay in Chicago and, at the end of this month, the event will kick into gear again at the University Club of Chicago....
The Bat That Will Save Hardball
By James Zug
A quarter century ago, a squash racquet had a small head and weighed a ton—it’s amazing to imagine this, but the Head SX2, the standard racquet in the game in the late eighties, weighed 245...