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    • PSA Players to Watch Next Season
      In my most recent article, I wrote about the upcoming Indian squash superstar, Anahat Singh, and it got me thinking more broadly about the other up-and-coming talent on the PSA Squash Tour.
    • Anahat Singh: The Future of Indian Squash
      I've been noticing a really interesting trend in professional squash this season, and I think it's especially apparent in the women's game.
    • My Experience at the Senior Inter County Championships (England)
      On the weekend of April 25th and 26th, I was lucky enough to be called up to play for my men's county team (Northumbria) in the Senior Inter County Championships.
    • The Most Controversial Squash Match Of All Time?
      If you watched the recent El Gouna International Squash Open, you'll know that one of the men's semi-finals was certainly a controversial one (I'm sure you can guess which one I'm referring to).
    • Noor Zaman: Pakistan’s Next Squash Star
      I’ve written a few player profiles recently on some of the younger names coming through the game, and it’s really made me think about where squash might be heading over the next few years.

    Squash Mad

    • British Open Squash diary: Elias showboat and Orfi to the fore
      by Rod Gilmour
      Squash Mad runs the rule over Orfi numbers, Diego’s ‘wondershot’ and the best of the British Open Beware court sprint Coll Quite the season this has been for Paul Coll. The Kiwi began it with his London Classic win before exiting meekly at the Egyptian Open to world No.252 Adam Hawal in one of the […]
    • PSA Squash Tour Finals 2026: Mostafa Asal and Amina Orfi eye history
      by Squash Mad staff
      World champions Mostafa Asal and Amina Orfi top the bill in the season-ending and revamped PSA Squash Tour Finals 25/26 as they look to take home over $100,000 each.  Staged at the Centquatre-Paris, the top-eight finals will be held in France for the first time and the first time in Europe since 2013.  World No.1 […]
    • LA Olympics 2028 squash tickets ‘at range of prices’ for second drop
      by Rod Gilmour
      The Los Angeles 2028 Olympics public ticket sale will offer squash fans a second chance to claim tickets next month. The second drop will open Aug 10-20 ‌after selling more than four million tickets in an initial release. Squash sold out all availability following the first drop of tickets ahead of its debut at the […]
    • British Open Squash 2026: Amina Orfi and Paul Coll lift titles
      by Squash Mad staff
      Amina Orfi became the youngest British Open women’s champion while Paul Coll won his third title in Birmingham after a fatigued Mostafa Asal was forced to retire. Orfi, current world junior champion, added this major triumph to her senior world title after a whirlwind few weeks of record breaking. She did so after overcoming Nour […]
    • Amina Orfi shows boundless energy in British Open Squash marathon
      by Squash Mad staff
      There was one rally, late on in the 110-minute marathon, that suggested Amina Orfi may well have a limitless supply of energy. It came at 8-6 to Orfi in the fourth. A near 60-shot rally ensued, Orfi going to backhand and then sending top seed Hania El Hammamy deep at the back with her relentless […]

    US Squash

    • Seattle Athletic Club Seeks Squash Professional
      by Chris McClintick
      Squash Professional Reports to: Director of Squash / General Manager Position Overview The foundational purpose of a Seattle Athletic Club Squash Professional is to elevate our world-class squash program. This role is integral to our commitment to providing exceptional squash services and fostering a supportive, engaging community for players of all levels. This role not […]
    • Boar’s Head Seeks Assistant Squash Professional
      by Chris McClintick
      Assistant Squash Professional The Boar’s Head seeks nominations for a Full Time Assistant Squash Professional, ideally starting September 2023. The McArthur Squash Center (MSC) at Boar’s Head Sports Club includes fourteen singles courts and two doubles courts. MSC is a joint use facility, being both a private club available to members of Boar’s Head Sports […]
    • US Squash Board Nominates Two Directors in Lead Up to June 24 Annual Meeting; Proxy Voting Available June 17
      by Chris McClintick
      In accordance with the Association By-laws, ARTICLE IV, Section 1, the Association hosts an Annual Meeting of the Members. This year the meeting will be held via Zoom, Wednesday June 24, at 5pm ET. The purpose of the Annual Meeting is to elect Directors duly nominated by the Board upon recommendation by the Nominating and […]
    • Kate Nelson
      Cincinnati, OH | Class 3 Candidate – Exp. 2030 – Kate Nelson is a nationally recognized organizational change management expert, accomplished executive, and thought leader with more than 30 years of experience helping organizations navigate complex transformations, strengthen leadership effectiveness, and build high-performing cultures. Throughout her career, she has partnered with senior executives across healthcare, […]
    • Karen Dougherty Buchholz
      Philadelphia, PA | Class 3 Candidate – Exp. 2030 – Karen Dougherty Buchholz serves as a Strategic Advisor for Comcast Corporation after serving as Executive Vice President of Administration. In this role, Karen had a wide array of corporate responsibilities, including corporate real estate, facilities, aviation, corporate services and experiences, travel, and security. Karen served […]

    Squash Canada

    • Power Court Returns to Brookfield Place for the Fifth Canadian Women’s Open
      by Simone Visram
      The spotlight returns to one of the most striking urban squash venues this fall from October 25th to 30th. The 2026 Canadian Women’s Open and the Jonathon Power Court will return to the vaulted Allen Lambert Galleria at Brookfield Place in Toronto, ON for its fifth edition. Each year, Brookfield Place has welcomed a deeper […]
    • Squash Canada and Arjun Gupta Foundation Open Applications for Post Secondary Student-Athlete Scholarship
      by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is pleased to highlight its ongoing partnership with the Arjun Gupta Foundation (www.arjunguptafoundation.com) to deliver the Arjun Gupta Foundation Post-Secondary Scholarship. As part of the Foundation’s deeply impactful, five-year $100,000 commitment to supporting the Canadian squash community, this joint initiative will award a series of $2,500 financial bursaries annually to exceptional Canadian student-athletes […]
    • Canada Gets Ready for Pan American Stage as Junior Team is Named for 2026 Pan American Junior Squash Championships
      by Simone Visram
      Canada is preparing for the 2026 Pan American Junior Squash Championships, taking place June 28 to July 4 in San Salvador, El Salvador following a strong showing in 2025. This year’s squad will be looking to build on last year’s podium performances across all events, such as the Individual, Team, and Softball Doubles competitions. The […]
    • Welcome William Kuhn, Squash Canada’s New Events Manager
      by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is pleased to welcome William Kuhn to the team as the organization’s new Events Manager. William joins Squash Canada with a strong background in the sport as a player and coach, as well as an experienced event organizer. He most recently served as Competitions Coordinator with Squash Ontario, where he managed the delivery […]
    • Coaching Staff Set to Lead Canadian Teams Through a Busy Summer of International Championships
      by Simone Visram
      Canadian junior and senior athletes are preparing for an exciting slate of international competition across Pan America this summer. Supporting them every step of the way will be a seasoned group of coaches, bringing a wealth of international experience and high-performance expertise to each Canadian team.  The summer campaign begins at the Pan American Junior Championships in San Salvador, El Salvador, […]