Egypt, U.S. and Pakistan Earn U.S. Junior Open Titles
The 2024 U.S. Junior Open Squash Championships–the world’s largest individual squash tournament with 1,007 players representing fifty-one nations–saw just three nations earn titles as...
New York City Wins First Howe Cup in Eight Years
The Howe Cup trophy will return to New York City for the first time in eight years and the nineteenth time in the tournament’s...
Latasha Khan and Illingworth Join U.S. Squash Hall of Fame
US Squash inducted Julian Illingworth and Latasha Khan into the United States Squash Hall of Fame at a special luncheon before the finals of...
Record 66 Women’s Squash Week Events Held Across U.S.
A record sixty-six registered Women’s Squash Week events in eighteen states were held across the United States, September 16-22.
The goal of Women’s Squash Week...
Prockop, Musto and Grunberg Earn World Masters Medals
Americans Hope Prockop, Carole Grunberg and John Musto all recorded top three finishes at the 2024 WSF World Masters Championships as more than 100...
Philadelphia Public League Celebrates Second Squash Season
The Philadelphia Public League marked the end of its second squash season with its culminating individual and team championships, February 20-21, at the Arlen...
Watch Live: Specter Center Hosts SEA Nationals
More than 420 students representing nineteen Squash and Education Alliance programs are set to contest the 2024 SEA Team Nationals this weekend, January 26-28,...
US Squash Hosts First Women’s Coaching Certification Course
US Squash hosted a first-of-its-kind women’s level 1 coaching certification course, June 23-25, certifying ten new coaches at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center.
Led...
Amanda Sobhy Earns Sixth National Title; Douglas Celebrates First in Third Attempt
World No. 5 Amanda Sobhy earned her sixth U.S. Women’s Championship title without dropping a game, while Andrew Douglas lifted the S.L. Green U.S....
33rd Street Renamed “Squash Way” in Recognition of International Squash Hub
The City of Philadelphia has officially renamed 33rd Street between Chestnut and Arch Streets as “Squash Way,” in recognition of the thirty-nine squash courts...