North American Open Returns to Greenwich, CT

The Mid-Atlantic region sees a flourishing amount of squash this week, as CSA Individual Championships, the Tournament of Champions (TOC) and the North American...

More than 150 Players to Compete in Nineteenth Century Doubles

The nineteenth edition of the “Tournament of the Century”–The U.S. Century Doubles Championships requiring the combined age of each team to be one hundred...

US Squash Launches First-Ever National Squash57 Growth Campaign

US Squash today announced the launch of its first national Squash57 growth campaign, introducing an exciting and welcoming way for new players to discover...

USA, Canada, Egypt and Malaysia Claim U.S. Junior Open Titles

Nickhileswar Moganasundharam became the first Malaysian BU19 champion and Talia Zakaria made it back-to-back GU19 titles for Egypt, while Team USA and Canada swept...

977 Players and 45 Nations Set to Compete in the U.S. Junior Open

977 players representing forty-five nations will compete in the 2025 U.S. Junior Open--the world's largest individual squash tournament--this weekend, December 20-23. The four-day tournament will...

Public Statement – 2025 U.S. Junior Open Age-Eligibility Measures

To protect the integrity of the competition while allowing participation US Squash implemented a newly adopted policy. Where reasonable concern existed, affected players were...

Masters Squash Comes to the City That Never Stops

By James Green Masters sports are increasing exponentially around the world. We are all getting fitter, living longer and expecting our bodies to do things...

Whitman College: The Best College Squash Team in History

In the century-long plus history of collegiate squash, no team has ever matched the heights of the Whitman College men’s squad. Whitman is a modestly...

A Conversation with Katline Cauwels

From Squash MagazineLinda Elriani, former world No. 3 and US Squash Senior Director of Professional Development and Programming, sat down with Kat recently to...

Purposeful Progress: Marina Stefanoni on Training With Intent

Interview by Tor Gray Now in her second full season on the professional squash tour, Marina Stefanoni continues to evolve—not just in results, but in...

Team USA’s Tagliarini and Khan Earn Bronze at British Junior Open

Brendan Tagliarini (BU17) and Azlan Khan (BU11) earned bronze medals on final day of the British Junior Open, while Team USA finished with thirty-nine...

Brownell and Spizzirri Reach Career High Rankings

Team USA’s Timmy Brownell and Nicholas Spizzirri both marked the mid-point of the PSA season with career high rankings of world No. 27 and...

North American Open Returns to Greenwich, CT

The Mid-Atlantic region sees a flourishing amount of squash this week, as CSA Individual Championships, the Tournament of Champions (TOC) and the North American...

More than 150 Players to Compete in Nineteenth Century Doubles

The nineteenth edition of the “Tournament of the Century”–The U.S. Century Doubles Championships requiring the combined age of each team to be one hundred...

In Memoriam: Rob HIll

by Mike McGorry The squash community lost one of its brightest lights on Thursday, September 4th with the passing of Rob Hill. Rob died when...

U.S. Open News

US Squash and Thos. Moser Partner to Celebrate Craftsmanship and Competition at the 2025 Comcast Business U.S. Open

 Renowned Furniture Maker To Provide Handcrafted Trophies and Bring American Craftsmanship to the Tournament Philadelphia, PA (October 2025) - US Squash announced today that Thos....

James Zug to Host Updated “Squash: A History of the Game” Book Signing at U.S. Open, October 20

Award-winning author, leading squash journalist and US Squash Senior Correspondent James "Jim" Zug will offer book signings at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center...

Cauwels Honored With USOPC Coach of the Year Award

MSquash professional Katline Cauwels was recognized as the US Squash nominee for the 2024 USOPC Coach of the Year Award during a special presentation...