Sol Squash: Creating a New Home for Squash in Miami

From Squash Magazine

By Tor Gray
When Bruna Marchesi Petrillo and her husband Vini Rodrigues opened Sol Squash in Miami, they weren’t trying to replicate a traditional squash club. Instead, they set out to create a space built around community, accessibility and a new kind of squash experience. Drawing on their experiences across Brazil, London and the U.S., Sol Squash is quickly becoming not just a place to play, but a place to spend time, meet people and build a community around the sport. We caught up with Bruna to talk about building Sol, growing the game, and why Miami turned out to be the perfect place to start something new.
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