Paul Assaiante is currently the Men’s Squash and Tennis coach at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, Ganek Family US Squash Head National Coach, Professional...
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Play with a purpose, play with passion, respect your opponent, and love every second.
Resides Philadelphia, PA
School/Club University of Pennsylvania
Years Coaching 9
Years as US Squash...
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Resides San Francisco, CA
School/Club Squash Zone
Years Coaching
Years as US Squash Coach 2
Hometown
Events Coached
2018 Battle of the Border
Regional Squads 2016-2019
Resides Chatham, New Jersey
School/Club The Chatham Club
Years Coaching 35
Years as US Squash Coach 5
Events Coached
BJO 2015
Regional Squad 2014-2019
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Build and be confident in your...
Resides Redwood City, CA
School/Club Squash Zone
Years Coaching 35
Years as US Squash Coach 5
Events Coached
Regional Squad 2019
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Play for the love of the game. Enjoy...
Resides Boston, MA
School/Club Murr Athletic Center
Years Coaching 33
Years as US Squash Coach 1
Events Coached
Regional Squad 2018-2019
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At the highest levels, squash has the most...
Resides Ardmore, PA
School/Club Merion Cricket Club
Years Coaching 12
Years as US Squash Coach 3
Events Coached
Pan Am Junior Championships 2017, 2018 & 2019
Regional Squad 2015-2019
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Competitive,...
Resides Jersey City, NJ
School/Club The Pingry School
Years Coaching 15
Years as US Squash Coach 5
Events Coached
Battle of the Border 2014, 2016
Regional Squad 2013-2019
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Becoming a...
Resides Greenwich, CT
School/Club Greenwich Academy
Years Coaching 16
Years as US Squash Coach 4
Events Coached
Battle of the Border, 2017
Regional Squad 2015-2019
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Hard Work Beats Talent When...
Resides Westport, CT
School/Club Green Farms Academy
Years Coaching 19
Years as US Squash Coach 5
Events Coached
Battle of the Borders 2016, 2017, 2018
Regional Squad 2013-2019
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Don't waste...
Resides Philadelphia, PA
School/Club The Shipley School
Years Coaching 14
Years as US Squash Coach 2
Events Coached
Battle of the Border 2018
Regional Squad 2018
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Learn the fundamentals of...
Name:Henry Clutsman
Location:Cincinnati, Ohio
Club or school:Cincinnati Country Club
Years coaching:12
Years as USQ coach:5
Trips as USQ coach:Battle of the Border (2017), British Open (2019,18,17)
Advice/guidance:The best thing to...
Resides Louisville, KY
School/Club Louisville Boat Club
Years Coaching 26
Years as US Squash Coach 1
Events Coached
US Squash Academy 2018
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Always have fun, passion and hard work...
Team USA's Amanda Sobhy will compete on one of the sport's most iconic stages next to the Pyramids of Giza for the first time in five years after defeating U.S. teammate Olivia Blatchford Clyne in a close CIB Egyptian Open third round match Monday in Cairo.
Sobhy, world No 6 and the tournament's four seed, pulled off a dramatic comeback against Blatchford Clyne after narrowly losing the first two games 11-9, 20-18.
“There was a point...
Seven Americans will represent Team USA at the iconic CIB Egyptian Open--a PSA Platinum event--staged next to the Pyramids of Giza, September 10-17, in Egypt.
Todd Harrity, Shahjahan Khan and Faraz Khan--all boasting career high rankings this month--are set for first round action on the side courts Friday. Live stream side court action on cibegyptiansquashopen.net/watch-2021. Glass court play by the Pyramids begins with select third round matches from Sunday, September 12, on SquashTV and PSA...
Team USA's Sabrina Sobhy, Todd Harrity and Shahjahan Khan ascended to career high rankings of world No. 18, 43 and 45, respectively, in September's PSA World Tour rankings.
Sobhy and Harrity's performances at August's British Open sent them further up the rankings. Making just her second career British Open appearance, Sobhy recorded two wins on her way to the third round. Sobhy rises three places from world No. 21, topping her previous career high of...
The Allam British Open third round will feature an all-American battle between Amanda Sobhy and Olivia Blatchford Clyne, while Sabrina Sobhy celebrates her third round debut following second round victories in Hull, England.
Both Amanda Sobhy and Blatchford Clyne overcame challenging second round opponents in the first slate of matches Tuesday after first round byes.
Blatchford Clyne, world No. 13, pulled off a dramatic five-game comeback against Holland's Milou van der Heijden 10-12, 11-7, 10-12, 11-6,...
Todd Harrity, Olivia Fiechter, Sabrina Sobhy and Haley Mendez all booked a spot in the Allam British Open second round courtesy of opening day victories Monday in Hull, England.
World No. 45 led off the slate of American victories with a three-game upset over England's world No. 35 Tom Richards 11-7, 11-9, 11-3 in thirty-two minutes.
“I feel great. I think it was my second win at the British Open, so I’m really pleased with that...
Amanda Sobhy returned to a career high ranking of world No. 5 following her PSA World Championship semifinal appearance, and Shahjahan Khan reached a career high ranking of world No. 48 in August's world rankings.
Sobhy had previously reached world No. 5 for the first time in April, but subsequently dropped to world No. 6 in June and world No. 7 in July. The American's first career semifinal appearance at the PSA World Championships in...
