Publishers Note Reality Check

By Jay D. Prince Last month I told you I was “back in the saddle again.” That may be true, but it’s been more like being bucked off of a bronco. While I can honestly...

Letters April 2007

Indian Summer  The  Indian Summer Tournament, held November 8-12, 2006, had 85 participants, with 105 matches played, making it Minnesota’s largest tournament in 2006.  For the second year in a row, a strong team of...

Longitudinal Squash Players

They’re flying south for the…spring. Current World No. 1 Nicol David, former World No. 1 Rachael Grinham, and the woman who has won about every squash title imaginable—Sarah Fitz-Gerald—are headed to South America for...

El Halaby Wins First PSA Title

Those who follow the American collegiate squash scene know what Yasser El Halaby is capable of. The people he played with in Egypt before he left to attend Princeton are fully aware of his...

Road to Hong Kong US Junior Women’s Team

With consistently strong performances throughout the season, Logan Greer and Olivia Blatchford earned the two automatic spots on the US Junior Women’s Team set to compete in Hong Kong August 1-11. Greer and Blatchford...

From US Squash Mapping our Future

By Jeannie Blasberg Let me start with an overview of what we have accomplished in the last year and a half. We’ve hired and empowered a top-notch Chief Executive Officer in Kevin Klipstein; we’ve redesigned...

CHERRYPHARM Team USA Squash Tour

By Chris Smith, National Teams Manager The CherryPharm Team USA Squash Tour heated up in March with three events being played. All the events are worth points for the Men and Women to make the...

2006 US Squash President’s Cup Awarded to David Talbott

By Jeannie Blasberg One of the joys of being Board Chair of US Squash is the opportunity to recognize people who have generously given of themselves to the game and to our Association. The President’s...

US Hardball Championships

The 2007 Hardball National Singles Championships at The Merion Cricket Club witnessed not only a very high quality of play, but also a spirited meeting discussing the future of the Hardball game. Tefft Smith...

3rd Annual Squash Pediatric Cancer

Over 110 Philadelphia-area junior squash players organized the third annual “Squash Pediatric Cancer” event and raised more than $35,000 for pediatric cancer research at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. The event was held again...