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    • With the season well underway, I hope you're all back in the swing of regular squash. It's sometimes a bit of a shock to the system,ย however, it comes back to us allย eventually!
    • If youโ€™ve ever watched top players like Nour El Sherbini, Diego Elias, or Ali Farag before he retired glide around the court, you must have noticed how effortless they make it look.
    • If you're an avid watcher of the PSA Squash Tour, you'll no doubt have seen Jonah Bryant play at some point.
    • Although the PSA Squash Tour season has been underway for a short while now, many of us amateur players are just getting back into our league games, team matches, and tournament play.
    • I've been absolutely hooked on live squash since the start of the season and, as expected the 2025 CIB Egyptian Open has provided some cracking matches.

    Squash Mad

    • by Squash Mad staff
      Hosts India were crowned SDAT Squash World Cup champions after routing top seeds Hong Kong, China, on home turf at Express Avenue Mall, Chennai. The mixed-team event brought together 12 squads from around the world competing for the honour of World Cup champion. India went into todayโ€™s clash with ghosts to exorcise, having exited in […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Current world champions Nour ElSherbini and Mostafa Asal have won the Platinum-level Milwaukee Hong Kong Squash Open 2025 titles after claiming respective wins over Olivia Weaver and Youssef Ibrahim on finals night at Ocean Park.ย  World No.4 ElSherbini moved through her first title of the 2025/26 PSA Squash Tour season, and the 45th of her […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      In addition to cricket and hockey, squash is being considered for reinstatement at the 2030 Commonwealth Games, according to reports. Although squash was dropped from the trimmed-down 2026 Games, the host nationโ€™s bid for 2030 reportedly includes former disciplines such as squash, archery, badminton, shooting, wrestling and others. The 2030 host organisers appear committed to […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Englandโ€™s rising star Jonah Bryant earned his first-ever victory over fellow countryman and former World No.1 Mohamed ElShorbagy to advance to the quarter finals of the Milwaukee Hong Kong Squash Open 2025. The 20-year-old, whoโ€™s ranked at 14 in the PSA World Rankings, lost out to former World Champion ElShorbagy earlier this season at the […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Squash will hope to be part of a โ€œnew golden era for Commonwealth Sportโ€ after the axed sport was put forward for a return at the centenary Games in 2030. Ahmedabad (Amdavad) in the Indian state of Gujarat was formally ratified as host of the 2030 multi-sport competition in Glasgow on Wednesday. Squash was excluded […]

    US Squash

    • by Chris McClintick
      Nickhileswar Moganasundharam became the first Malaysian BU19 champion and Talia Zakaria made it back-to-back GU19 titles for Egypt, while Team USA and Canada swept the younger divisions on U.S. Junior Open finals day Tuesday, December 23, at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia. View live stream replays from the Specter Center and all […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      977 players representing forty-five nations will compete in the 2025 U.S. Junior Openโ€“the worldโ€™s largest individual squash tournamentโ€“this weekend, December 20-23. The four-day tournament will be held across six venues: the Arlen Specter US Squash Center, Penn Squash Center, Drexel Universityโ€™s Kline & Specter Squash Center, Philadelphia Cricket Club, Springside Chestnut Hill and Springside Chestnut […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      To protect the integrity of the competition while allowing participation US Squash implemented a newly adopted policy. Where reasonable concern existed, affected players were permitted to compete only in the age group in which they are ranked domestically and/or most recently competed at their National Championships. No player was banned or disqualified, and all affected […]
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    Squash Canada

    • by Simone Visram
      In the new year, 50 Canadian junior athletes will travel overseas to one of the most historic junior squash events, the 2026 British Junior Open, running January 2 โ€“ 6, 2026 in Birmingham, England. This year, the British Junior Open celebrates its 100th anniversary, making it one of the most prestigious and historic junior squash […]
    • by Simone Visram
      Following a record-breaking 2025 Canadian Junior Open presented by Forthlane Partners, Canadian junior athletes travelled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to compete at the 2025 U.S. Junior Open (20 โ€“ 23 December). After a gruelling few days of competition, two Canadians emerged victorious, with Eugenie Cao (BC) and Obie Ryding (ON) each claiming championship titles after five-game […]
    • by Simone Visram
      Following the 2025 Canadian Junior Open presented byย Forthlaneย Partners, aย delegation of 84 junior athletesย representingย Canadaย will travel to theย 2025 US Junior Open, taking place from December 20 โ€“ 23 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The US Junior Open is the largest international junior squash tournamentย acrossย the Americas and providesย athletes with an invaluable opportunity to test their skills and gain international competition […]
    • by Simone Visram
      After four days of competition featuring over 900 matches and participants from overย 17ย countries, theย 2025 Canadian Junior Open presented byย Forthlaneย Partners has concluded. Hosted at The Club at White Oaks and the Jackย Aylottย Squash Centre at Ridley College, the eventย showcased over 370 athletes competing in boysโ€™ and girlsโ€™ U11, U13, U15, U17, U19, PSA NextGen categories from December […]
    • by Simone Visram
      A record-breaking 370 athletes from across Canada and the globe will compete at the 2025 Canadian Junior Open presented by Forthlane Partners, beginning this Saturday, December 13, and running through Tuesday, December 16. Athletes across the Under-11, Under-13, Under-15, Under-17, and Under-19 divisions will take to the courts at the Club at White Oaks Resort […]