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 and Sabrina Sobhy--who upset U.S. teammate and world No. 10 Olivia Fiechter--are through to the 2022 PSA World Championships round of sixteen following the first two rounds of play, May 13-16, in Cairo, Egypt.
Nine Americans entered the 2022 World Championships--the culminating event of the 2021-2022 PSA season--with five recording first round wins and the Sobhy sisters advancing as far as the third round.
The biggest result for Team USA was one between...
Nine players will represent Team USA against the world's best at the 2022 PSA World Championships, May 13-22, in Cairo, Egypt.
The first five days of play will take place at the Club S Allegria with streaming available for all side courts on the PSA World Tour Youtube Channel. Half of the round of sixteen onwards will be staged on a glass court at the Egyptian National Museum of Civilization and will broadcast live on...
The J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions will have three Americans in the quarterfinals for the first time in tournament history after Olivia Blatchford Clyne and Olivia Fiechter joined Amanda Sobhy in the last eight after round of sixteen wins Wednesday, May 4, at New York City’s Grand Central Station.
Making her tenth tournament appearance, Brooklyn-born Olivia Blatchford Clyne opened up the day’s matches against France’s world No. 30 Melissa Alves. The Penn graduate started on...
Team USA’s Timmy Brownell won his first career PSA title--the 2022 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions Challenger--qualifying for the ToC main draw Saturday, April 30, in New York City’s Grand Central Station.
The men’s final pitted Penn senior Aly Abou Eleinen against world No. 83 Brownell, a Harvard graduate. The vocal crowd had friends and supporters of both players in attendance, and were treated to a thrilling fifty-seven-minute final that Brownell edged 11-8, 8-11, 14-12,...
Team USA's Olivia Fiechter defeated Canada's Hollie Naughton to win her third and largest PSA title at the $30,000 Oxford Properties Canadian Open Friday, April 15, at the Bow Valley Country Club in Calgary.
Fiechter, world No. 11, entered the tournament as the top seed and reached the final without dropping a game.
In the final, Fiechter recorded her second win over world No. 17 Naughton this year 11-2, 12-10, 5-11, 11-4 in thirty-eight minutes.
Fiechter adds...
Team USA closed out the 2022 Pan American Championships by earning team silver medals—falling short in the gold medal match against Colombia—adding to doubles and singles bronze medals, April 3-9, in Guatemala.
The U.S. men—featuring Faraz Khan, Spencer Lovejoy, Chris Gordon and Timmy Brownell—entered the team competition seeded second. Following a first-round bye, the U.S. won back-to-back matches on April 8, defeating 5/8 seeds Guyana 2-0 in the quarterfinals and hosts Guatemala in the semis...