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  • Sana Bahadar Continues Remarkable Squash Journey With First PSA Tour Title
    by Jonty Banks on August 17, 2026 at 3:19 pm

    Pakistanโ€™s Sana Bahadar has taken another step in her remarkable squash career, winning her first-ever PSA Tour title after defeating former World No.1 Rachael Grinham in the final of the Bendigo Open 2026 in Australia. The 20-year-old from Peshawar, who has been deaf and mute since birth, produced the biggest result of her career to The post Sana Bahadar Continues Remarkable Squash Journey With First PSA Tour Title appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Season Preview 26/27: Ranking Battles
    by Jonty Banks on August 17, 2026 at 10:21 am

    As the worldโ€™s best complete their preparations for the 2026/27 PSA Squash Tour season, weโ€™ve taken a look at some of the ranking battles that lie ahead over the next 12 months. From the three-way battle for womenโ€™s World No.1 spot, to the potential heights that the returning Nouran Gohar can hit, and Diego Eliasโ€™ The post Season Preview 26/27: Ranking Battles appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Home Hero Perez Crowned PSA Valencia Champion After 110-Minute Epic
    by Connor Sheen on August 16, 2026 at 8:09 am

    Spainโ€™s Ivan Perez was crowned PSA Valencia Memorial Chimo Marmaneu 2026 champion yesterday, after defeating Walesโ€™ surprise package Rhys Evans in an 110-minute epic to claim his second Copper event title. Coming into the title decider, Evans was yet to concede a single game in the tournament, beating No.8 seed Yassin ElShafei and former World The post Home Hero Perez Crowned PSA Valencia Champion After 110-Minute Epic appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Evans and Perez Set Up PSA Valencia Final After Contrasting Semi-Final Wins
    by Connor Sheen on August 15, 2026 at 8:45 am

    Walesโ€™ Rhys Evans and Spainโ€™s Ivan Perez will contest the PSA Valencia Memorial Chimo Marmaneu 2026 final after the pair came through contrasting semi-finals on day four of the Copper Level event at the Olympia Hotel. Perez was the first to book his spot in the final, coming through a brutal 115-minute clash with English The post Evans and Perez Set Up PSA Valencia Final After Contrasting Semi-Final Wins appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

  • Complete This SQUASHTV Survey & Win Free Tickets To A PSA Event
    by Jonty Banks on August 14, 2026 at 9:16 am

    We want to hear your thoughts on the current SQUASHTV product. Help shape the future of SQUASHTV by completing our short survey below and sharing your feedback. Plus, youโ€™ll be in with a chance of winning two free tickets to an event of your choice on the PSA Tour! Complete the SQUASHTV survey here.ย  Sign The post Complete This SQUASHTV Survey & Win Free Tickets To A PSA Event appeared first on PSA Squash Tour.

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Control the T

  • If you've been reading our blog for a while, you'll probably remember me writing about Squash Junkies a few times in the past.
  • If youโ€™ve followed Control the โ€˜Tโ€™ Sports for a while and kept up with our content, youโ€™ll already be familiar with Nicole Bunyan.
  • Artificial intelligence is beginning to transform the way sport is analyzed, coached, and experienced, and one of the companies pushing those boundaries is Motion Dynamics.
  • For me, it's been an interesting season for many reasons, and, with the warmer months now here, it feels like the right time to reflect, recover, and plan for 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.

Squash Mad

  • by Rod Gilmour
    Should Nouran Gohar reach the final at the Qatar Classic in her return to the PSA World Tour next month, it would mark exactly one year since she last played. You wouldnโ€™t bet against her claiming the title in her first event as a mum on tour, would you? Still only 28 (29 in September), […]
  • by Squash Mad staff
    The Professional Squash Association (PSA) has announced record prize money of $13.54 million for the 2025-26 season, marking an 8% increase on the previous campaign and extending the sportโ€™s post-pandemic growth to a fifth consecutive year. Players competed for a total purseย up from the $12,534,421 distributed during the 2024-25 season, when prize money had risen […]
  • by Rod Gilmour
    Peter Nicol recalls his 2006 Commonwealth Games gold Melbourneโ€™s Commonwealth Games was a unique period in my career. I was 31-years-old and up until then I had never planned anything other than trying to be the best I could possibly be at every tournament I entered, other than World and British Opens.ย  Eighteen months out […]
  • by Squash Mad staff
    Egypt continued to showcase their dominance by retaining both the menโ€™s and womenโ€™s World Squash Junior Team Championship titles after securing victories over Malaysia and the USA in Niagara-on-the-Lake. This was Egypt menโ€™s seventh title in in the last 11 editions and the womenโ€™s 11th victory in a row. Egyptโ€™s womenโ€™s team claimed their 13th […]
  • by Squash Mad staff
    Nigeria made history by defeating No.9 seeds Brazil 2-1 in the womenโ€™s team event, recording the nationโ€™s first-ever match victory at the World Squash Junior Team Championships just one day after making their debut in the competition. โ€œWe are really excited. We are so happy to get our first win as a team,โ€ head coach […]

US Squash

  • by Chris McClintick
    Squash Tigers is growing. With established clubs inย Princeton, New Jerseyย andย Exton, Pennsylvaniaย and a third location opening in Hartford, Connecticut, we are looking to add talented and motivated people to our coaching team across all three locations. We are interested in hearing fromย full-time coaches, part-time coaches and player-coaches, with opportunities that can be structured around the right […]
  • by Chris McClintick
    Assistant Squash Professional position at the Heights Casino The Heights Casino is looking to hire an assistant squash professional to join their world class coaching team. We have a large, vibrant and successful junior and adult squash program and a wonderful coaching team to serve our membership. This position reports to the Squash Director. Compensation […]
  • by Chris McClintick
    One of the most successful and controversial champions in U.S. squash history, Victor Niederhoffer died earlier this week at the age of eighty-two. Niederhoffer picked us squash his freshman year at Harvard. Within a year he won the National Juniors. He played No.1 on the Crimson varsity for three years, leading them to three straight […]
  • by Chris McClintick
    The Missoula Family YMCA unveiled its groundbreaking Airnasium facility featuring two outdoor squash courts during a special ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, July 24, in Montana. The new courtsโ€“constructed by Sunrise Courtsโ€“represent the latest innovation in outdoor squash court design and are the first multi-sport facility in the country to feature two outdoor courts. The project came […]
  • by Chris McClintick
    LBSQUASH is looking for a squash professional to join our excellent coaching team. The successful candidate will work with our Elite, Academy and Developmental programs as well as School Squash programs based at our five courts at the Greenwich Academy school in Greenwich CT.ย  Responsibilities Include: Private lessons, tournament coaching and clinics within the LBSQUASH […]

Squash Canada

  • by Simone Visram
    Over the long weekend, twenty-four Canadian and American junior athletes, along with their coaches, converged on The Club at White Oaks for the annual Battle of the Border. Founded in 2004, Battle of the Border has provided Canadian and American junior players with the opportunity to train, compete, and gain invaluable experience representing their countries. […]
  • by Simone Visram
    The Sunshine Squash Club โ€” the largest non-profit squash club in North America, created and operated by high school student-athletes โ€” marked a landmark spring in 2026, with all three chapters active across Vancouver, Toronto, and Boston. Vancouver: Six Years in the Making On May 23, the Vancouver headquarters hosted its annual summer event, drawing […]
  • by Simone Visram
    International summer events continue with the 2026 Pan American Senior Championships. With more than twenty competing nations, including Canada, there are Individual, Team, and Doubles titles up for grabs. Ahead of the tournament, Team Canada will travel to Asunciรณn, Paraguay, and compete from August 15 to 22. The 2026 Pan American Championships are the last […]
  • by Simone Visram
    Registration is officially open for the 2026 Canadian Junior Open (CJO), taking place December 12โ€“15 at the Mark Sachvie Squash Centre at White Oaks Resort & Spa, with additional matches hosted at the Jack Aylott Centre at Ridley College. In its 30th year, CJO remains one of the premier junior events on the national and […]
  • by Simone Visram
    Dear Squash Canada Community, We hope your summer has been restful thus far and you are looking forward to getting back on the Squash Courts very soon. Squash Canada would like to share some news regarding our tournament and membership platform, Club Locker that will come into effect as of August 15, 2026. Over the […]