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Families Reflect on Their Time as Part of the Junior Squash Community

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The below reflections were submitted by parents of junior squash players from the high school Class of 2020. US Squash is celebrating the Class of 2020 as these exceptional student-athletes conclude their time in junior squash and move to the next stage in their lifelong engagement in the sport. From Jean Ervasti, parent of Lark […]

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