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    Control the T

    • 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.
    • 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.
    • 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.

    Squash Mad

    • 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 […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      History was etched at the 2026 World Squash Junior Championships asย Egyptโ€™s Mohamad Zakaria and Indiaโ€™s Anahat Singh were crowned at White Oaks Resort & Spa in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Zakaria became the first menโ€™s player ever to win the world junior title three times and Singh became the first Indian player to lift the prestigious trophy. Already […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Egypt continued to underline their dominance across the sport after seven of eight men and women spots for the World Junior Championships semi-finals were filled by players from the powerhouse nation. It didnโ€™t come without the odd tense moment, however. Egyptโ€™s Marwan Assal [3/4] booked his place into the last four in an epic battle […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      Siblings Savannah and Maddox Moxham, of Belgium, both reached the quarter-finals of the World Junior Championships in Canada. No.1 seed Mohamad Zakaria and Indiaโ€™s No.1 seed Anahat Singh also reached the last eightย  after winning in three games. The Moxham siblings are the children of former pro players, ex-Belgian international Katline Cauwels and Aussie Shaun […]
    • by Squash Mad staff
      There will be only 32 squash players at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. 16 men and 16 women. Simply earning the right to compete at Universal Studios may prove even harder. When World Squash finally unveiled the qualification system earlier this year, it confirmed what players had feared. Olympic places will be spread across […]

    US Squash

    • 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 […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      Overview:ย At Nicol, coaches lead from the front by delivering a great on-court experience, building relationships, and driving the business forward. At Nicol, we operate with high-energy, accountability, and urgency. We work hard, have fun, support each other, and take pride in winning as a team. Who We Are:ย Nicol is a scaling racquet sports business founded […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      Job Title: Community Squash Manager Start Date: September 1st 2026 Type: Full-time Location: First State Squash facility, 524B South Walnut St, Wilmington, DE 19801 About First State Squash: First State Squash is a not-for-profit youth development organization based in Wilmington, DE. First State Squash seeks to support Wilmington youth to achieve and sustain personal academic […]
    • by Chris McClintick
      Assistant Menโ€™s Squash Coach The Naval Academy Athletic Association (NAAA), founded in 1891, is a nonprofit organization whose objective is to โ€œpromote, influence, and assist in financing the varsity athletic programs of the midshipmen of the United States Naval Academyโ€ in accordance with the policy of the Superintendent of the Academy. Through an intercollegiate athletics […]
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    Squash Canada

    • by Simone Visram
      Niagara-on-the-Lake is about to become the centre of the junior squash world. From July 20 to 31, White Oaks Resort and Spa and Ridley College will host the 2026 World Squash Junior Championships, drawing the sportโ€™s upcoming talent from across the globe to Canadian soil. Canada last hosted the championship in 1984, when Calgary staged […]
    • by Simone Visram
      Canadaโ€™s junior squash athletes have delivered a historic performance at the 2026 Pan American Junior Championships in San Salvador, El Salvador, capturing the most medals in Canadian history for this tournament.ย  From June 28 to July 4, Canada competed against nations from across the Americas and came away with seven medals: one gold, three silver, […]
    • by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is pleased to invite applications for the next phase of CANSquash. Following a successful first year of implementation, Squash Canada is seeking up to 25 new squash clubs and facilities from across Canada to deliver CANSquash programming during Fall 2026. CANSquash is Squash Canadaโ€™s standardized national curriculum for participants and coaches of all […]
    • by Simone Visram
      Squash Canada is pleased to announce the 2026 โ€“ 2027 National Junior Circuit (NJC) schedule.ย  The NJC is designed for high-performance athletes in the Under-15, Under-17, and Under-19 categories who are in the โ€œTrain to Trainโ€ and โ€œTrain to Competeโ€ stages of the Long-Term Development Model. These athletes have progressed through provincial, territorial, and regional […]
    • by Simone Visram
      The World Squash Junior Championships have not been held on Canadian soil since the early 1980s when Ottawa welcomed the inaugural Junior Womenโ€™s Championship (1981), and Calgary hosted the Junior Menโ€™s Championships (1984). More than forty years later, the tournament returns to Canada and Squash Canada is proud to announce the eight athletes who will […]