Women in Squash
By Jennifer Gabler
The best part of being tournament director for the Howe Cup this year was all the people I met through email and then...
Grainger Steps Down From WISPA Tour
Squash fans around the world are sad to see Natalie Grainger has decided to bring to an end a distinguished career lasting 14 “glittering” years...
Australia Reclaim World Team Title in New Zealand: US Team Finish 7th on a...
By Grant Smith
After last winning the title in 2004—and finishing in 10th place two years later—Australia re-established their authority in women’s world squash by beating...
American Women Make Statement: Seeded ninth, the American team upset the Netherlands in pool...
By Richard Chin
U.S. Squash further established their growing presence among the world’s best as the Women’s National Team finished 7th at the World Team Championships in...
How do you make that choice: sportswomen and pregnancy?
By Jen Gabler
Nobody ever said that life as a working mum is easy, and many women agonize over the decision of when, or if, they...
Something to Boast About: Carol Weymuller Open Draws Top Players
By Linda Elriani and Judy Scofield Miller
The top professional women squash players in the world returned to Brooklyn (New York) to participate in the...
Women in Squash
By Jennifer Gabler
Squash Magazine is traveling around the country, focusing on how women build squash communities in their cities. For our first article of...
Women in Squash
Picking up from where we left off last month, there are two additional issues to consider with respect to women playing squash. While women...
Women in Squash
By Kim Clearkin
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus. This was clearly evidenced at our recent club championships. Our tournament director was tearing...
Women in Squash
By Jennifer Gabler
Continuing with the look at the explosion in the number of college squash programs across the nation that we began in the...