Team USA's Olivia Weaver will make her first appearance of the 2024-2025 PSA Squash season as the Paris Open five seed, while Timmy Brownell is set to face world No. 1 Ali Farag in the first round Sunday, September 15.
The Paris Open, a PSA Platinum draw, marks the second major event of the season as four Americans aim to progress through the draw. First round matches will be split between Squash Montmartre and Squash...
The first ever PSA Diamond tournament, the CIB Egyptian Open, will feature four Americans this weekend as Marina Stefanoni, Timmy Brownell, Sabrina Sobhy and Amanda Sobhy open their 2024-2025 campaigns August 30-31, at the O West Complex in Cairo, Egypt.
The 2024-2025 PSA World Tour season will introduce a new tour format and expanded tiers of events. Diamond are the highest tier event with a minimum of $600,000 prize money. Diamond events employ a forty-eight-player...
Amanda Sobhy, the most decorated American squash player of all time, will return to the PSA Squash Tour for the first time since rupturing her Achilles eight months ago this weekend in the season-opening CIB Egyptian Open Saturday, August 31.
The thirty-one-year-old is no stranger to coming back from a ruptured Achilles. In 2017, while ranked what was then a career-high ranking of world No. 6, she sustained a ruptured Achilles in the final of...
US Squash is proud to announce the appointment of Nick Taylor as the new Ganek Family US Squash Head National Coach. Taylor is expected to start in the role in early fall and will focus on the training and support of Team USA Squash and its high performance programming at the Specter Center and nationwide. Taylor takes over the role from Ong Beng Hee who was the first to serve in the full time...
The United States defeated Canada 23.75-7.75 to lift a seventh straight Battle of the Border trophy this weekend, August 3-4, at White Oaks Resort in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada.
Canada hosted the Battle of the Border at the same venue where the tournament was founded twenty years ago. Twenty-four players representing each country competed across U13, U15 and U17 boys and girls divisions.
The U.S. squad was led by coaches Karim Ibrahim, Lyall Patterson, Chris Longman, Vanessa Raj,...
Team USA closed out a historic WSF World Junior Championships with the U.S. Junior Women recording its fourth second place finish in program history--and first since 2015--and the U.S. Junior Men matching its best performance with its third bronze medal podium finish Tuesday, July 23, at the Houston Squash Center.
The World Junior Teams marked a historic first with the World Junior Men's and Women's Team Championships staged alongside each other having previously been held...
