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  • Victor Crouin Targetting World’s Top Four As he Heads to Silicon Valley Open
    by Connor Sheen on October 18, 2026 at 1:16 pm

    Frenchman Victor Crouin has made a positive start to the new PSA Squash Tour season and is looking to build on that momentum as he targets a place in the world’s top four. The Frenchman discusses his ambitions for the campaign, the importance of mental toughness and the need to deliver consistent performances as he looks to take the next step in his career. Crouin now turns his attention to the Silicon Valley Open, where he will be aiming to go one step further than last season after finishing as runner-up. With his early-season form providing encouragement, the Frenchman reflects on his preparations for the event and the mindset required to challenge the world’s best. “It’s been an amazing start to the season,” said Crouin. “I’ve started well for the past few seasons now. I always seem to get off to a great start, probably because of strong summer training. I usually do things right in the summer, and it gives me a lot of confidence and excitement The post Victor Crouin Targetting World’s Top Four As he Heads to Silicon Valley Open appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Youssef Soliman Withdraws from Upcoming Silicon Valley open 2026
    by Connor Sheen on October 17, 2026 at 11:58 am

    World No.11 and No.5 seed Youssef Soliman has unfortunately been forced out of this year’s Silicon Valley Open presented by Oracle NetSuite through injury. The Egyptian wasn’t able to compete in his third-round match with Mohamad Zakaria at the CIB Egyptian Open last week and hasn’t been able to recover in time for the latest The post Youssef Soliman Withdraws from Upcoming Silicon Valley open 2026 appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Orfi & Elias Lift Maiden Egyptian Open Titles in Front of Great Pyramid of Giza
    by Sean Reuthe on October 16, 2026 at 9:12 pm

    World No.3 Diego Elias and World No.1 Amina Orfi have captured their maiden CIB Egyptian Open titles after dethroning defending champions Mostafa Asal and Hania El Hammamy on finals night by the Great Pyramid of Giza. Peru’s Elias, who lost out to Asal in the final of the Egyptian Open 12 months ago, avenged the The post Orfi & Elias Lift Maiden Egyptian Open Titles in Front of Great Pyramid of Giza appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Elias Overcomes Asal In Five Games To Lift First Egyptian Open Title
    by Jonty Banks on October 16, 2026 at 6:44 pm

    World No.3 Diego Elias has captured his first CIB Egyptian Open title following a high-quality five-game victory over World No.1 Mostafa Asal. Elias, who lost out to Asal in the final of the Egyptian Open 12 months ago, overturned the result from that day in front of the iconic Great Pyramid of Giza, toppling the The post Elias Overcomes Asal In Five Games To Lift First Egyptian Open Title appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Ruthless Orfi Powers Past El Hammamy To Lift First Egyptian Open Title
    by Jonty Banks on October 16, 2026 at 5:13 pm

    World No.1 Amina Orfi produced a flawless performance to lift her first CIB Egyptian Open title, powering past fierce rival Hania El Hammamy in straight games in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The reigning World Champion, unbeaten in 13 matches at the start of the 2026/27 season coming into to tonight’s contest, delivered The post Ruthless Orfi Powers Past El Hammamy To Lift First Egyptian Open Title appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

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  • Egyptian Squash Open 2026: Diego Elias and Amina Orfi lift titles
    by Squash Mad staff
    Diego Elias and Amina Orfi captured maiden Egyptian Open titles after dethroning defending champions Mostafa Asal and Hania El Hammamy on finals night by the Great Pyramid of Giza. Elias, who lost out to Asal in the final of the Egyptian Open 12 months ago, avenged the result from that day with a high-quality five-game […]
  • James Willstrop parts ways with world squash champ Mostafa Asal
    by Squash Mad staff
    James Willstrop has parted ways with Mostafa Asal, ending the world champion's coaching relationship with the Egyptian after more than three years. Asal remained coy on his partnership with Willstrop at last month’s Qatar Classic, a tournament he won without the Yorkshireman’s services in Doha. The news was relayed by Vanessa Atkinson at this week’s […]
  • GB Squash confirms backroom team for LA Olympics debut
    by Squash Mad staff
    Stuart Crawford has been appointed GB Squash head coach for the sport’s Olympic debut at Los Angeles 2028, while continuing in his role as England Squash national coach. Crawford’s appointment was announced by UK Sport as part of a new partnership between GB Squash and Sport Org, a specialist multi-sport organisation providing operational support and […]
  • British Open Squash 2027 moves to Birmingham ICC as Rep renovated
    by Squash Mad staff
    The British Open will move to Birmingham’s International Convention Centre (ICC) for 2027 after planned renovation work at The Rep Theatre forced a change of venue. The sport’s oldest event will run from June 1-6. A glass court will be installed in the ICC’s 1,500-seat auditorium, providing a theatre-style setting for the tournament’s 105th edition. […]
  • Mostafa Asal faces eight-week ban after PSA Squash Tour £10k fine
    by Squash Mad staff
    World No.1 Mostafa Asal has effectively been put on notice that another similar disciplinary breach could cost him eight weeks on the PSA Squash Tour, after the Egyptian was fined £10,000 for his conduct at the Qatar Classic. The Professional Squash Association has suspended £3,000 of the fine, leaving Asal to pay £7,000 immediately. But […]

US Squash

  • 2026 Hall of Fame Profile: Damien Mudge
    by Chris McClintick
    Damien Mudge will be inducted into the United States Squash Hall of Fame on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The ceremony will occur at a special luncheon at noon at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia. Mudge, an Australian, came to the U.S. in 1998 to work at the University Club of New York. […]
  • US Squash and Dunlop Renew Partnership and Target Growth with ‘Use the Right Ball’ Campaign
    by Chris McClintick
    US Squash and Dunlop have announced a renewed partnership with Dunlop maintaining its nationwide support as the Official Ball of US Squash, expanding its grassroots impact through their new ‘Use the Right Ball’ campaign and joining the US Squash Official Supplier Program. As the Official Ball of US Squash, Dunlop will continue to provide thousands […]
  • Squash Tigers Seeks Squash Professionals
    by Chris McClintick
    Squash Tigers Seeks Squash Professionals Multiple Coaching Opportunities | Full-Time & Part-Time | Mid-Atlantic & Northeast About Squash Tigers Squash Tigers is a growing junior squash academy with established programs in Princeton, New Jersey; Exton, Pennsylvania; and Hartford, Connecticut. Founded in 2022, Squash Tigers has grown from a single location into a multi-site organization delivering […]
  • Chris Gordon Retires After 332 Professional Tournaments
    by Chris McClintick
    by James Zug One of the most talented, successful and famously peripatetic professional players in U.S. squash history, Chris Gordon has announced his retirement. Fittingly, his last tournament was an event earlier this month in Astana, Kazakhstan—underscoring the breadth of his remarkable career. Gordon was a pioneer for U.S. squash. A junior prodigy (he won […]
  • Sportsmanship Matters: Recognizing the Values Behind the Competition
    by Chris McClintick
    Competitive squash challenges players to perform under pressure. Close matches, difficult decisions and disappointing results are all part of the experience. How players respond to those moments matters—to their opponents, to everyone watching and to the culture of our sport. For US Squash, sportsmanship is central to a positive competitive experience. Honesty, respect, composure and […]

Squash Canada

  • Squash Canada is Hiring: Athlete Development Manager
    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, […]
  • Squash Canada is Hiring: Partnership Manager
    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 […]
  • Squash Canada Announces 2026 – 2027 Junior National Squad
    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 […]
  • Squash Canada Unveils NextGen Squad for the 2026 – 2027 Season
    by Simone Visram
    Seventeen athletes from across the country have been named to this year’s NextGen Squad, each working to elevate their game and take the next steps toward competing at the highest level. Named to this year’s squad are Abbas Nawaz (QC), Blake Reinson (AB), Calder Murray (AB), Colten McLaughlin (QC), Maximilien Godbout (QC), Iman Shaheen (ON), […]
  • Introducing Athletes Named to the 2026 – 2027 Senior National Squad
    by Simone Visram
    The 2026 – 2027 Senior National Squad features ten athletes this season, including several familiar faces alongside a number of emerging talents. The athletes named to the Senior National Squad are Hollie Naughton (ON), Nicole Bunyan (BC), Nikki Todd (ON), Niki Shemirani (ON), Zeina Zein (ON), David Baillargeon (QC), Connor Turk (AB), Liam Marrison (ON), […]