SDA World No. 1 Mathur Announces Retirement Ahead of David C. Johnson, Jr. Memorial
Manek Mathur, one of the most dominant and influential professional doubles players of the past decade, has announced his retirement from the Squash Doubles...
The 2001 U.S. Open and September 11
By James Zug
Cattle Call
The United States Open Squash Championships were a part of the story of the September 11th, 2001 attacks.
In 1998 tournament director...
Klipstein Concludes US Squash CEO Tenure, Marking an Era of Transformation
Kevin D. Klipstein steps down this week from his role as President and Chief Executive Officer of US Squash. His twenty-one-year and two-month tenure...
U.S. Representatives Assume Key Roles in Lead Up to LA28
The World Squash Federation, WSF, announced the results of the Presidential and Vice Presidential elections, which took place during the 54th WSF Annual General...
Breaking Barriers: How US Squash is Reshaping the Game
A game long appreciated for its intensity and precision is undergoing a transformation in the U.S. Look no further than the results at the...
Project Beacon to Combine Creativity with Squash in the Chicago Community
“We wanted accessibility, we wanted visibility, and we wanted the community.”
With squash set to debut at the LA 2028 Games, the sport is taking...
Cynwyd Club: A History of One of America’s Great Clubs
by James Zug
Susan Gross was an ordinary squash mother. She had a precocious daughter, Amy, who loved squash but in the mid-1990s it was...
Olympic Inclusion: Incalculable Impact
Like you, I am excited about this season of squash ahead of us. Inclusion in the Olympic Games has provided us with an entirely...
Outside the Glass Podcast: Kevin Klipstein
Now completing his twentieth year as president & CEO at US Squash, Kevin Klipstein returns to OTG to talk about milestones, past and future...
Sport For Life x 2
I get the question a half dozen times a week, usually after exchanging the required pleasantries, “you playing any squash?” almost immediately followed by,...