Report courtesy of Mick Joint,  Detroit Athletic Club squash pro blogging at The Squash Joint The Cross Border was first played in September of 2005 in order to grow interest and enthusiasm in the Detroit Athletic Club squash program. It was important that we could build long term relationships and friendly rivalries with a select [...]

J.P. Morgan and Trunk Club have signed on to present the 2015 World Squash Federation World Doubles Championships next month. [...]

Fourteen open age division national champions were decided on the final day of national singles play in Charlottesville. [...]

Richard Millman was presented with the 2014 USOC Developmental Coach of the Year Award at National Singles. [...]

Saturday's finals are streaming live at 5pm ET [...]

US Squash President & CEO Kevin Klipstein took to Kansas City to visit the growing squash program [...]

Club Locker: The future of the seamless squash experience has arrived! [...]

The 2015 U.S. Skill Level Championships are moving to Philadelphia in conjunction with the Delaware Investments U.S. Open from October 15-17. [...]

Article courtesy of GQ Magazine. by Noah Davis When you hear the phrase “cold-weather squash, ” you may think of a roasted and buttered gourd. But the winter months are actually the ideal time to catch the indoor racquet-sport fever (no, seriously!) that’s sweeping the country. The days of preppy old Finn Mortimer IV battling [...]

The 2014 Delaware Investments U.S. Open celebrated Character in Sports Day in grand style. [...]

Americans Michael Gough (75+) and Natalie Grainger (35+) won their WSF World Masters Squash Championships finals Friday to bring home two gold medals. [...]

Americans Michael Gough (75+) and Natalie Grainger (35+) advanced to their respective World Masters finals Wednesday in Hong Kong. [...]

U.S. masters Natalie Grainger (35+) and Michael Gough (75+) are through to the World Masters semifinals with victories in Tuesday’s quarterfinals in Hong Kong. [...]

The 2014 World Squash Masters are underway at the Hong Kong Squash Center with twenty-one U.S. representatives or U.S.-based players participating. [...]

The Hyder Trophy, New York Squash’s annual talisman tournament, including ten skill-level draws and a professional draw took place this weekend across New York City. [...]

Article and image courtesy of the Buffalo News.  Sally Russell, Dave Koehler and Richard Lynn have done an exemplary job of putting together a history of squash in Buffalo. Their many hours of work on this project included the Buffalo Squash Racquets Association, Through the Decades, the association Hall of Fame, compilation of squash happenings [...]

After a sixty-seven year hiatus, the U.S. v. Canada squash matches, the Lapham-Grant, returned to Philadelphia and Merion Cricket Club over the weekend of April 10-13, 2014. [...]

by Dan Karnowsky President So Cal Squash Jonathan Club in Los Angeles was the host club for the 2014 California State Doubles Squash Championships, April 4 – 6. As she has done for all of her recent squash events at that magnificent, upscale downtown venue, Victoria Simmonds, Jonathan Club Head Squash Professional, did a superb [...]

Six regional skill level champions and finalists who earned free entry into the U.S. Squash Skill Level Championships with their regional performances, came away with national skill level titles at Meadow Mill Athletic Club. [...]