World Squash, US Squash and the Professional Squash Association (PSA) are delighted to announce that the Universal Studios Lot in Los Angeles, CA, has been designated as squash’s venue for the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 (LA28).
World Squash President Zena Wooldridge said: “On behalf of the global squash community, I would like to thank the teams from the IOC, LA28 and NBCUniversal for their brilliant creative vision in proposing squash for what will surely...
Twenty-year-old Lucie Stefanoni has qualified for the million dollar PSA World Championships by winning the Pan American World Championships qualifying event Friday, April 11, in St. Louis, Missouri.
Stefanoni, a sophomore at Harvard, entered the Pan American qualifying event as an unseeded player, and progressed to the final with upsets against the four and one seeds on the way to the final. After winning a five-game semifinal, Stefanoni defeated Barbados' two seed Margot Prow in...
World No. 4 Olivia Weaver comfortably advanced to the second round of the PSA Platinum El Gouna Open with a 3-0 win, while U.S. teammates Amanda Sobhy and Timmy Brownell lost out in the first round Saturday, April 12, in Egypt.
El Gouna, the first PSA Platinum Tournament since January's Tournament of Champions, saw three American representatives qualify for the draw of thirty two.
Weaver, the tournament's four seed, made quick work against Egypt's world No....
Team USA's Olivia Weaver, Amanda Sobhy and Timmy Brownell will aim to progress through the El Gouna Open--the first PSA Platinum event since January's Tournament of Champions--this weekend, April 12-13 in Egypt.
The El Gouna Open presents opportunities for all three players with world ranking implications on the line, and potential clashes with the world's top players. Early round matches will take place at local clubs before later rounds move to the all glass show...
Amanda Sobhy set a new recovery milestone this season, reaching the world's top ten PSA rankings at world No. 10 this week, April 7, for the first time since sustaining a second Achilles rupture in December 2023.
Sobhy's ascent back up the world rankings has accelerated in 2025 after finding her footing throughout the start of the season since August. Sobhy began the season with pinned rankings points following her return from injury that enabled...
Amanda Sobhy won her first professional title since coming back from her second ruptured achilles, defeating top seed and world No. 8 Georgina Kennedy in the German Open final Sunday, March 23, in Hamburg.
The American entered the draw as the tournament's three seed and progressed to the final without dropping a game, including a semifinal win against two seed and world No. 14 Nada Abbas.
Sobhy continued her momentum into the final, which she confidently...
