The world's first all-glass hardball doubles court has officially been given the nod of approval by the world's top players. [...]

U.S. Squash has announced U.S. Championships dates for the 2013-2014 season. [...]

The 2013 Hardball Singles National Championships were held this weekend at the Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia with Chris Walker emerging as the champion of the Open division. [...]

For more than 30 years, from as early as 1981, at the urging of the Junior Committee which encouraged and then later required the wearing of protective eyewear during accredited (sanctioned) play, the priority of ensuring the safety of the participants has been part of U.S. Squash policies. The Association later adopted the American Society [...]

U.S. Squash is making a renewed push for the use of protective eyewear for all players, reminding participants of the serious dangers of significant injury when not wearing approved eyewear. [...]

The ENTRY DEADLINE is Friday, December 14th! Call your partner and send in your entry. Merion Cricket Club January 4-6, 2013   If you have any questions contact Whitney Thain wthain@merioncricket.com or 610-642-5800 ext 260 [...]

The United States has sadly said goodbye to a legend of squash – two-time U.S. Open champion, three-time National Champion, eleven-time National Doubles Champion, and U.S. Squash Hall of Famer, Diehl Mateer.  The 84 year old legend passed away at his home on Saturday. Diehl Mateer, with his unmatched eleven national doubles titles, was one [...]

The dates and locations for the 2012-2013 U.S. Championship Series have been announced. National titles will be competed for this season at 18 U.S. Championships, across juniors, adults, hardball and doubles. The U.S. Women’s team Squash Championships (Howe Cup) will take place October 19th-21st, in Seattle, WA while the U.S. Junior Open Championship returns to Cambridge, MA,  December 15th-18th. Additional [...]

By Rob Dinerman Trailing 1-0, 14-12 in his quarterfinal, two games to love in his semifinal and having failed to convert a third-game double-match-ball this afternoon in the final, top-seeded defending champion Preston Quick answered every one of those daunting multi-front challenges and emerged victorious in the 2012 U. S. National Hardball Championships, hosted by [...]

By Rob Dinerman Trailing 1-0, 14-12 in his quarterfinal, two games to love in his semifinal and having failed to convert a third-game double-match-ball this afternoon in the final, top-seeded defending champion Preston Quick answered every one of those daunting multi-front challenges and emerged victorious in the 2012 U. S. National Hardball Championships, hosted by [...]