Publishers Note Will Carlin’s No. 1 Fan
By Jay D. Prince
On the heels of my "Psycho Parent's" column in our last issue, and the interestingly large number of emails I received in support of the message I was trying to deliver,...
Publishers Note Psycho Parents
By Jay D. Prince
For the past 16 years, I've spent a lot of time writing and talking about a subject that makes me roll my eyes and cringe every time it comes up. This...
Squash One Step Closer to Olymics
Squash has taken a substantial leap forward in the race for inclusion in the 2020 Olympics following presentations by the eight bidding sports to the IOC Executive Board in St. Petersburg, Russia, on May...
WSF Ambassador Program Sets Sights On Panama & Venezuela
Malaysia’s record seven-time world squash champion Nicol David will lead this year’s WSF Ambassador Program visit to Panama and Venezuela in June, accompanied by Egypt’s former world junior champion and current world No. 6...
Growth and Funding
In the last five years, U.S. Squash has paid almost half a million dollars in grants to a variety of causes and programs to further support the growth of squash in the United States.
As U.S. Squash...
From US Squash The Right Thing
By Kevin Klipstein
U.S. Squash recently announced that the prize purse for the 2013 Delaware Investments U.S. Open will provide equal prize money for both the men’s and women’s championships. The purse will be the...
Squash Fan Federer Supports Olympic Bid
World No. 2 Roger Federer is backing Squash to be added to the Olympic Games program in 2020.
“I think it’s a wonderful sport. It’s unfortunate some sports don’t get the opportunity to be in...
From US Squash Streams of Consciousness
By Kevin Klipstein
We often encounter circumstances which lead us to a crossroads. The choices are either cooperate and partner with an organization to further our collective goals together, or decide to work independently, and in...
WSF Ambassadors “An Inspiration” To Latvian Squash
The World Squash Federation's inaugural WSF Ambassador Program in Latvia in November was hailed as an "inspiration" to the country's squash community at the end of the three-day visit to the Baltic country’s capital, Riga,...
From US Squash Ten Days in January
By Bill Buckingham
When attending the Tournament of Champions, held annually at Grand Central Terminal in New York City, it’s very easy to fall prey to the illusion that squash has gone mainstream and finally...