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    Squash Mad

    • by Rod Gilmour
      Doha — Casting aside the brouhaha of the first two world tour events, it has so far been a tournament of minimal fuss, few stoppages and clean squash.ย Should the finals go the same way, the only dirt in Doha will be the tyremarks left of what could be two fifth gear title showdowns between the […]
    • by Rod Gilmour
      Doha โ€” This was no way to end what had been a pulsating quarter-final and 70 minutes of scampering squash. Amid outright anguish for Abdulla Al-Tamimi, the Qatari went down at 6-7 in the fifth with a suspected ruptured Achilles against Jonah Bryant. A likely season-ender. His shrieks took over the indoor arena as silence […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Doha โ€” Mostafa Asal seems hungry for a first QTerminals Qatar Classic of his career.ย  During his quarter-final match with Youssef Soliman, the world No.1 twice complained to the referee that he could smell from the food court, which even Roy Gingell admitted to with a smile. READ MORE: A day watching the PSA World […]
    • by Rod Gilmour
      Doha — If you wanted bang for your buck, you got it in Riyals during a riveting second round day at the Qatar Classic — mainly all played out without the negative bang which has plagued the start to the PSA Squash Tour season (on the men's side at least). This was a day of […]
    • by Rod Gilmour
      Doha โ€” First blood, Jonah Bryant. This will be remembered โ€” should the rivalry develop as many predict it will over the next decade or so โ€” for many a year as Bryant and Mohamed Zakaria played out a wondrous match over five games and 109 minutes. โ€˜MoJoโ€™ has been born after this Qatar Classic […]

    US Squash

    • by Chris McClintick
      Assistant Squash Coach โ€“ SquashBridge About SquashBridge SquashBridge, a unique athletic, educational, and community center in Bridgeport, will offer an intensive Squash and Education Alliance (SEA) youth development program and serve as a community squash club for local players, families, and schools. The 15,000 square foot facility, currently under construction and scheduled to open in […]
    • Anderson Good is a seasoned professional with experience in and out of the squash industry. Anderson founded the Mid-Atlantic Squash Conference (MASC) in 2017, the first squash-specific collegiate athletic conference in the US. MASC was officially sanctioned in 2023 as the fourth official College Squash Association conference, joining the Ivy League, NESCAC, and Liberty League. […]
    • Alison McMenamin, CPA, joined US Squash in May 2025. She is responsible for accounting, budgeting, financial reporting, and compliance activities. Prior to working at US Squash, she served as the Controller at Friends Select School. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Moore College of Art & Design and a Master of Science from […]
    • Jack Hollinshead joined US Squash in September 2025 as Director of Development. He came from the University of Pennsylvania, where he spent two and a half years as Associate Director of Development, leading a $7.8M project for Penn Lacrosse and successful annual fundraising across multiple varsity programs. Before Penn, Jack was a Graduate Assistant at […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      Head of Squash โ€“ Ox Ridge Riding and Racquet Club About the Club: The Ox Ridge Riding and Racquet Club is a premier private member club with a world-class venue for racquets and equestrian training located in Darien, Connecticut. The Club features 6 international squash courts, 2 doubles courts, 3 paddle tennis courts, and a […]

    Squash Canada

    • by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is pleased to unveil the athletes selected to the 2025 โ€“ 2026 Senior, NextGen, and Junior National Squads. The National Squads are a critical piece of Squash Canadaโ€™s high-performance pathway, supporting athlete development as they progress from promising juniors to international professional contenders. With just three years until squash makes its Olympic debut […]
    • by Simone Visram
      The Arjun Gupta Foundation (AGF) will officially announce a historic $100,000 commitment to Squash Canada athletes at the Foundationโ€™s 2025 Gala to be held Wednesday, October 22 at the Jonathon Power All-Glass Court in Brookfield Place, Toronto. ย  The contribution will support young Canadian squash community members in their pursuit of athletic and academic excellence. […]
    • by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is pleased to officially launch the Road to the Podium LA 2028 Edition Fundraising Campaign which will catapult the sport and its athletes on our Olympic journey. The campaign features 3 key pillars designed to grow our sport and develop our athletes โ€“ Centralized Training, Individual Athlete Funding and the newly launched CANSquash […]
    • by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is proud to welcome Altas Partners back as a Platinum Partner for the 2025 Canadian Womenโ€™s Open (CWO) set to take place October 25โ€“30 on the Power Court in Torontoโ€™s Brookfield Place. As a premier silver-level event on the PSA World Tour, the CWO returns to Torontoโ€™s Brookfield Place for the 3rd year […]
    • by Simone Visram
      The stage is set for the 2025 Canadian Womenโ€™s Open, with the World No. 5 Amina Orfi headlining the World Tour Silver event returning October 25 โ€“ 30 to the iconic glass court in Torontoโ€™s Brookfield Place. Tickets are currently on sale and fans can take advantage of early-bird savings of up to 20% until […]