Womens World Team Champs
By Hope Prockop
In the four weeks between US Team trials and our departure for the 16th Women’s World Teams Championships in Cairo, I was filled...
Women Leading Urban Squash
By Jennifer Gabler
Photos courtesy of U.S. Squash
Urban Programs In General
Since 1996, the squash community has been assisting inner-city middle and high school students through...
Rein-Weston Takes Women’s Trial
Former Princeton University stalwart Claire Rein-Weston (WA) came back from 2-1 deficits in both her semifinal and final matches to take first place at the U.S....
Who is a Woman Squash Player?
By Jennifer Gabler
This article could read as the history of a squash icon. But the difference is that this icon is still playing and...
Howe Cup 2008 For the Love of the Game
By Beth Rasin
From the host venue to the 200 players participating, Howe Cup 2008 exemplified the love of the game that inspired the creation...
Women in Squash
By Jennifer Gabler
Doubles squash is big! Thanks in large part to Narelle Krizek. Narelle and her husband Rob founded the Women’s Doubles Squash Association...
Who is a Woman Squash Player? A series profiling women playing the game-who they...
By Jennifer Gabler
Many of the profiles in this series have focused on national level players or coaches. But what about the women who continue...
2009 Women’s World Open to Amsterdam
The 2009 Women’s World Open Squash Championships will be staged in Amsterdam and sponsored by Forexx.
The Forexx Women’s World Open will take place in...
Vicky Botwright Retires
England’s National Squash Center in Manchester has a new Head Squash Coach—Vicky Botwright. And she will finish off her 10-year career in Manchester during...
Women in Squash A series profiling women playing the game—who they are, why they...
By Jennifer Gabler
How do you make squash your life’s work? Is the ultimate achievement to coach a national championship team? How do you venture...