Chris Sachvie is a level 3 certified squash coach and will oversee the squash staff and programs at the Specter Center. Chris grew up in Canada and was a member of the Canadian Junior and Under 23 National Teams. He graduated from Cornell University in 2010 and was a three-time captain and College Squash All-American. Chris earned a Master’s of Education focusing on Leadership and Administration from St. Lawrence University while serving as their Assistant Coach. He’s also held coaching positions at Brown, Dickinson, and Columbia University making him very knowledgeable about the college recruiting process and the level of play it takes to play squash in college across the different levels. He has also led Canada’s Junior Athlete Development summer programs and Battle of the Border teams several times. Chris is active in the PSRA singles league and plays on the SDA Pro Doubles Tour.

Charles Loesch-Quintin was born and raised in Center City Philadelphia and grew up playing at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. He competed on the US Junior circuit and was recruited to play at Amherst College where he captained the team and later returned as their Assistant Coach. Charles served as the Squash Director at Squash and Education Alliance member program StreetSquash in Harlem, NY for two years. He is currently a student in the Doctorate Program for Physical Therapy at Temple.

Eli Segal began playing squash at 8 years old and spent his junior squash days training at Berwyn Squash and Fitness Club. He has won two National Doubles titles as a junior and multiple PSRA titles locally. Eli began coaching at 16 in summer camps and junior clinics. He has also coached tennis, pickleball, and platform tennis. He is currently studying sports management at Community College of Philadelphia.