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Penn Duo Claim Collegiate Doubles Title

1/6/2009

University of Pennsylvania standouts Trevor McGuinness and Thomas Mattsson outlasted KimLee Wong and Chris Callis of Princeton in a dramatic five game final to win the 2008 Intercollegiate Doubles Championship, held at the University Club of New York.

Harrity,Sobhy, Capture U.S. Junior Open Titles

1/5/2009

Despite the snow and frigid temperatures, Todd Harrity's hot play was the dominant story as he lost only one game on his way to winning the BU19 title at the 2008 U.S. Junior Open Squash Championships, held December 20-23 in Hartford, CT. 

11 Reasons for PAR 11

12/11/2008

1. At the WSF, the vote was overwhelmingly in favor of the scoring change.

 

2. Many tournaments and leagues are already using PAR 11, College Squash Association tested PAR 11 at the Ivy Scrimmages and The New England Scholastic Squash Association league (70 high school teams) adopted PAR 11 officially for this season.

 

U.S. SQUASH to Adopt PAR 11 Scoring System

12/9/2008

The U.S. SQUASH Board of Directors recently approved the adoption of the new official World Squash Federation (WSF) scoring system, effective immediately. 

U.S. Women Drop Finale to Germany

12/7/2008

Natalie Grainger continued her outstanding play, but it was not enough as the United States lost to Germany 2-1, finishing in 14th place at the 2008 Women's World Team Championship in Cairo, Egypt. 

U.S. Over Italy in World Team Play

12/6/2008

Having already defeated them in pool play, the United States topped the Italian squad again, 2-1, at the 2008 Women's World Team Championships in Cairo Egypt.

Japan Upsets U.S. in Team Championship

12/4/2008

Misaki Kobayashi defeated Claire Rein-Weston(WA) in four games, 11-9, 7-11, 11-2, 11-7, to take the deciding match, giving 15th seeded Japan a 2-1 upset win over the United States at the 2008 Women's World Team Squash Championship in Cairo, Egypt.

U.S. Women Finish Pool Play With Win Over Italy

12/2/2008

The United States, despite dropping the first match, defeated Italy 2-1, to secure third place in Pool C at the 2008 Women's World Team Squash Championship in Cairo, Egypt.

U.S. Women Fall to Ireland

12/2/2008

 Ireland, led by Madeline Perry's upset win over U.S. # 1 Natalie Grainger (CT), swept the United States in pool play at the 2008 Women's World Team Championships in Cairo, Egypt.

U.S. Women Split Opening Matches at World Team Championships

12/1/2008

The United States bounced back from a 2 1 defeat to New Zealand, shutting out China , 3 0, on the opening day of pool play at the Women's World Team Championships in Cairo, Egypt. 

National 5-Player Team Champs, Dec. 12-14

11/18/2008

Enter the "5-man's" by Friday, December 5th, 2008. Two divisions, Open and A are offered, and despite the colloquial name, there are no restrictions on team composition (men, women, juniors).

WELCOME TO OUR NEW HOME!

11/4/2008

U.S. SQUASH is pleased to launch www.ussquash.com in presenting a whole new experience of the sport. For some quick tips on how best to navigate the new website, read on...

 

Rein-Weston Takes First Place at Womens Team Trials

11/4/2008

Former Princeton University stalwart Claire Rein-Weston (WA) came back from 2-1 deficits in both her semi-final and final matches to take first place at the U.S. Womens Team Trials in New York City.

U.S. Tops Canada at Can-Am Cup Doubles Squash Championship

11/4/2008

The United States, led by captains Mike McGorry, Len Bernheimer, Lee Belknap and Molly Pierce, defeated Canada by the score of 51.5-26.5 to win the 2008 Can-Am Cup Squash Doubles Championship in Boston.

U.S. SQUASH Hosts Hall of Fame Gala

10/15/2008

 U.S SQUASH inducted four new Hall of Fame members at the 2008 U.S. SQUASH Hall of Fame Gala on Saturday, October 4th, at the Pierre Hotel in New York City.

U.S. SQUASH to Launch New Web Presence in October 2008

10/6/2008

After having www.us-squash.org as the flagship web address for the Association and the sport in the United States for over a decade, U.S. SQUASH will transition to a new web design at a new address, www.ussquash.com.

U.S. Advances to Final 16 in World Junior Team Championship

10/6/2008

The United States emerged from pool play to reach the final sixteen at the 2008 World Junior Squash Championships in Zurich, Switzerland. Led by to Todd Harrity(PA), the U.S. dominated it’s first two matches, defeating the Netherlands and Venezula by

Malaysia Tops U.S. in Junior Worlds

10/6/2008

 Malaysia advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2008 Junior Men’s Squash Championships by defeating the United States 2 1 today in Zurich, Switzerland. Malaysia, seeded sixth in the tournament, got off to a quick start against the U.S. with Ivan

U.S. Rebounds to Defeat South Africa

10/6/2008

After losing their last two matches by identical 2 1 scores, the United States bounced back with a 2 1 victory over South Africa at the 2008 World Junior Men’s Squash Championships in Zurich, Switzerland. The U.S. team now advances

U.S. Juniors Top New Zealand

10/6/2008

The United States scored a 2 1 decision over New Zealand today at the 2008 World Junior Men’s Squash Championships in Zurich, Switzerland. The U.S. will play it’s final match tomorrow afternoon when it squares off against Australia, a 2

Junior Men Drop Finale to Australia

10/6/2008

The United States lost to Australia today, 2 1, in their final match at the 2008 World Junior Men’s Squash Championships in Zurich, Switzerland. With the loss, the U.S. finished the team tournament in tenth place. Todd Harrity(PA) concluded a

U.S. Edged Out in Battle of the Border(2)

9/16/2008

After a weekend of exciting competition at the White Oaks Resort and Spa in Ontario, Canada, Sunday’s match score in the Ontario-American Challenge stood tied at 12-12. In the tiebreaker, determined by total number of games won, the Ontario Team edged out the U.S. SQUASH Junior Team by a 44-42 margin, thereby winning the title for the first time since 2005.

US Squash News

9/16/2008

U.S. SQUASH News News and updates from U.S. SQUASH NewsU.S. SQUASHOnline Squash ForumFind a Squash CourtU.S. Edged Out in Battle of the Border 9 12 2008 in Features and News, Junior Squash, Team USA Squash by billb After a weekend

U.S. Edged Out in Battle of the Border

9/12/2008

After a weekend of exciting competition at the White Oaks Resort and Spa in Ontario, Canada, Sunday’s match score in the Ontario-American Challenge stood tied at 12-12. In the tiebreaker, determined by total number of games won, the Ontario Team edged out the U.S. SQUASH Junior Team by a 44-42 margin, thereby winning the title for the first time since 2005.

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