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    • ‘My first world squash title has always been a valuable lesson for me’
      by Rod Gilmour
      It is 11 years since Nour El Sherbini came back from 2-0 down to beat Laura Massaro to win her first world title, a Citroen car and $27,000. From the lessons she learned that day in 2015, little wonder she hails those 62 minutes as a match “I will never forget”. Spool forward to 2016 […]
    • Mostafa Asal: It’s not always aggressive heavy hitting, I’ve added more touch
      by Rod Gilmour
      Mostafa Asal, the men’s world No.1, says it has taken time to work to coach James Willstrop’s methods and tactics but admits it is now paying off handsomely. Asal enters the 2026 World Championships on a stellar run of form as he defends his title on home soil in Egypt. There have been several issues […]
    • World Squash 2026: Should PSA be promoting Orfi spat and other talking points
      by Rod Gilmour
      This correspondent had to look twice on a PSA social media post last month when the tour body beat this news outlet to the post and published quotes from Amina Orfi, 18, and the continued fallout between her and Egyptian rival Hania El Hammamy, the women's world No.1. The two are slated to meet in […]
    • Conduct, ref abuse, social media anger: Squash is in ugly state of affairs
      by Rod Gilmour
      One wonders whether those LA locals trying to snap up $28 tickets last month for squash’s Olympic debut had any inkling of the serial conjecture engulfing the top of the game as they hit the purchase button. Early April was a very forgettable month: Asal v Elias, the PSA promoting the ding-dong with a teenage […]
    • How Amr Shabana became Egypt’s first world squash champion
      by Squash Mad staff
      Amr Shabana recalls his run to the final and how he struggled to adapt in the aftermath For the man known as simply ‘The Maestro’ to legions of squash fans around the world, Amr Shaban's world title win in Lahore when he beat France’s Thierry Lincou in the 2003 final still enjoys a preeminent place […]

    US Squash

    • Ramsay and Wyant Honored with Specter Center Coach’s Court Naming
      by Chris McClintick
      Princeton Head Women’s Coach Gail Ramsay and University of Pennsylvania Head Women’s Coach Jack Wyant were honored with the naming of the Coach’s Court Friday, April 30, at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center. The Court 5 naming is made possible thanks to the generosity of David and Martha Slosburg of Omaha, Nebraska, who honor […]
    • Weaver Pulls Off National Title Three-Peat; Unseeded Huang Claims First
      by Chris McClintick
      World No. 4 Olivia Weaver came back from 2-1 down against six-time champion Amanda Sobhy to win her third consecutive Desai Family U.S. Womens’ Championship title, while unseeded Dillon Huang upset two seed and world No. 82 Nick Spizzirri to win his first career S.L. Green U.S. Men’s Championship title Saturday, May 2, at the […]
    • Squash on Fire Seeks Full-Time Squash Coach
      by Chris McClintick
      Squash On Fire has built something special in Washington, D.C. — and we’re looking for the right coach to be part of it. Squash On Fire is one of the most exciting squash clubs in the country — an eight-court, purpose-built facility in the heart of Washington, D.C. where high performance and genuine community coexist. […]
    • Toledo Club Seeks Director of Squash
      by Chris McClintick
      Toledo Club and Athletic Department Overview Located in the heart of resurgent downtown Toledo, the Toledo Club, in operation since 1889, is widely recognized as the premier private athletic club in Northwest Ohio. As one of the most beautiful and impressive City Clubs in the US, The Toledo Club displays architectural splendor and historical significance […]
    • Squash Tigers Seeks Squash Professional
      by Chris McClintick
      Locations: Hartford, CT | Princeton, NJ | Exton, PA Position Type: Full-Time (Part-Time Considered) Organization: Squash Tigers About Squash Tigers Squash Tigers is a junior squash academy focused on long-term athlete development and competitive performance. Founded in 2022, the program operates facilities in Princeton, NJ and Exton, PA, with a new location opening soon in […]

    Squash Canada

    • Squash Canada Appoints Reiko Peter as New Director of Athlete Development
      by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is pleased to announce that Reiko Peter will join Squash Canada as the new Director of Athlete Development as of May 1, 2026. Reiko, who has extensive international experience as a player and coach, will help guide Team Canada as we prepare for the LA28 Olympic Games cycle. Reiko is a former professional squash player and high-performance coach. Originally from Switzerland, he competed on the PSA World Tour for over a decade, reaching a career-high world ranking […]
    • Amica Senior Lifestyle Joins Squash Canada in Presenting the 2026 Canadian Squash Championships
      by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is proud to welcome Amica Senior Lifestyles as the Presenting Partner of the 2026 Pollock Clinics Men’s Health Canadian Junior & Senior Championships, taking place April 25 to May 2 at Vancouver’s Arbutus Club.  This partnership brings together two organizations united by a shared belief: that community, connection, and active living don’t have an age […]
    • Arbutus Club Hosts First-Ever National Squash Championship This Weekend: 2026 Pollock Clinics Men’s Health Canadian Squash Championships Presented by Amica Senior Lifestyles
      by Simone Visram
      The Arbutus Club is no stranger to high performance squash tournaments but there are still firsts to be had. Beginning this Saturday, April 25th, the Arbutus Club in Vancouver will welcome 615 athletes from across the country for the 2026 Pollock Clinics Men’s Health Canadian Junior & Senior Championships Presented by Amica Senior Lifestyles, the Club’s first-ever Canadian Squash Championship. This is a full circle moment […]
    • 2026 Call For Nominations to the Board Of Directors Of Squash Canada
      by Simone Visram
      DEADLINE – 19 June, 2026, 11:59 EST   Squash Canada is a non-profit, national sport association responsible, in collaboration with its partner Provincial/Territorial squash associations (PTs), for the development of athletes, coaches and officials. Founded in 1915, Squash Canada establishes rules, standards and national programs to promote the growth and development of the sport across the country.  Squash Canada is recognized by the Government of […]
    • Pollock Clinics Joins as Title Sponsor of the 2026 Canadian Squash Championships
      by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is excited to welcome Pollock Clinics as the Title Sponsor of the 2026 Pollock Clinics Canadian Junior & Senior Championships Presented by Amica Senior Lifestyles, taking place later this month at Vancouver’s Arbutus Club.   Founded in Vancouver, Pollock Clinics is a global leader in men’s health, providing gold standard care for men across the globe. They’ve built a reputation for delivering world-class medical services in a professional and supportive environment. Their approach emphasizes long-term wellness without cutting corners, values that […]