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    Squash Mad

    • by Squash Mad staff
      There was more record-breaking for Amina Orfi as she captured the US Open women’s title, while Paul Coll won his second men’s title in four years. Orfi, 20 next June, became the youngest women’s US Open champion in history after a sublime performance saw the 19-year-old beat Nouran Gohar 11-7, 11-3, 11-6 to go one […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Egypt’s Nouran Gohar reached a major PSA Squash Tour final just seven months after giving birth to her daughter after she ended the title defence of World No.2 Hania El Hammamy in the longest women’s match – including a 40-minute plus third game – in the history of the US Open. At 107 minutes in […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      With her fifth five-gamer in her last 10 matches, defending champion Hania El Hammamy came back from match ball down as she prevailed in a tight battle with fellow Egyptian Fayrouz Aboelkheir to reach the US Open semi-finals. El Hammamy, the current World No.2, had won all seven of their previous matches coming into today’s […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      There’s legs, fight and resolve still within the great Mohamed ElShorbagy after the 35-year-old produced one of his best matches in recent seasons to oust world No.4 Mohamad Zakaria in the US Open second round. Three-time US Open champion ElShorbagy is 16 years Zakaria’s senior but put in a performance full of craft and tactical intelligence […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Wildcards Lucie Stefanoni and Nicholas Spizzirri caused upsets at Philadelphia’s Arlen Specter US Squash Center as four Americans booked their spots in the last 16 of the US Open. World No.67 Stefanoni has reached round two of the US Open at the sixth attempt after she got the better of World No.33 Zeina Mickawy by […]

    US Squash

    • by Chris McClintick
      Before the finals of the 2026 U.S. Open powered by Comcast Business, US Squash inducted Morris Clothier, Heather McKay and Damien Mudge into the United States Squash Hall of Fame. More than two hundred and thirty people attended the luncheon. Mollie Marcoux Samaan, the chief executive officer of US Squash, welcomed a large crowd of […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      Andrew Cordova, Director of Racquets at the Maryland Club, was honored with the President’s Cup, US Squash’s highest annual award Wednesday, November 4, at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia. “He devoted more than three decades to growing the game of squash as a coach, competitor, administrator, official, and mentor,” said Mollie Marcoux […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      Yesterday at the 2026 U.S. Open Squash Championships presented by Comcast Business, Dominic Hughes received the 2026 Robert W. Callahan Sportsmanship Award. The award was presented by Mollie Marcoux Samaan, US Squash CEO. “I knew of the legend of Bob Callahan when I was a student at Princeton,” Samaan said, “And then had the honor […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      US Squash has unveiled an enhanced membership program headlined by added membership benefits for all US Squash Members and a brand new membership offering, US Squash Performance+ membership, built to provide significant value for the sport’s most avid players and followers. US Squash has collaborated with a number of partners within squash, including Club Locker, […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      Full-Time & Part-Time Coaching Opportunities | Fremont, California About Warriors Squash Warriors Squash is a squash club in Fremont, California, offering junior and adult programs, private coaching, clinics, camps and tournament support. We work with players of all ages and skill levels from young beginners taking their first steps in the sport through to competitive […]

    Squash Canada

    • by Simone Visram
      For the fourth time in the event’s history, Canada hosts the Can-Am Cup at the Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club. This weekend (November 6 – 8), sixty-eight players from across the country will take to the court in the open and age categories, all with one goal: to reclaim the title from the USA. […]
    • by Simone Visram
      The PSA World Tour arrives in Toronto this weekend with the 2026 Canadian Women’s Open and the SmartCentres Canada Cup each starting Sunday, October 25, and building all the way through to the Championship Matches on Friday, October 30.  Across the two events, Canada will be treated to the most exciting field of players yet, […]
    • by Simone Visram
      The Athlete Development Manager is a full-time role responsible for the leadership, administration, implementation, and continuous improvement of Squash Canada’s national athlete development programs and national team operations. Reporting to the Athlete Development Director, the Manager will provide day-to-day leadership and oversight of athlete pathway initiatives, national team programming, athlete services, training and competition opportunities, […]
    • by Simone Visram
      The Partnership Manager is a full-time role responsible for the day-to-day management, development, and activation of Squash Canada’s corporate partnerships, sponsorships, and fundraising relationships. The position works closely with internal teams, event organizers, committees, and external partners to deliver partnership commitments, create meaningful activation opportunities, and strengthen partner relationships. The Partnership Manager will play a […]
    • by Simone Visram
      As junior athletes begin their seasons, 17 athletes from across the country have been named to the 2026 – 2027 Junior National Squad: Angela Hong (BC), Daniel Wang (BC), Fangda Cui (ON), Hasti Shemirani (ON), Isita Paneri (BC), Jack Chen (ON), Joelle Kim (BC), Lyvia Han (ON), Malika Markman (BC), Navin Kerr (ON), Obie Ryding […]