Hometown Branford, Connecticut
College Yale University, 2020
Professional Aspirations
I have wanted to turn pro ever since I was young. From the get go I...
Hometown Brooklyn, New York
College University of Pennsylvania Class of 2021
Professional Aspirations
I really started of going pro when I was 17 and won...
Hometown Darien, Connecticut
College Yale University, 2021
Professional Aspirations
I strive to play squash at the highest level both nationally and globally. I hope to...
The fourth annual US Squash Academy brought together members of Team USA ranging from U11 players to college graduates for two weeks of intensive training, July 7-19, at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The approach to the Academy is multi-layered, combining several major components of US Squash’s elite development programs. These components include the Elite Athlete Program (EAP), prospective EAP athletes—primarily U.S. players competing in collegiate squash, the top...
Reinforcing its connection to the U.S. Olympic Committee and US Squash’s emphasis on national teams, the Association has rolled out a new logo and started the process of rebranding.
Two-time U.S. junior champion Caroline Fouts and world No. 62 Andrew Douglas will make their debuts at the 2022-2023 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family after winning the Wild Card playoffs Thursday, March 30, at the University Club of Chicago.
Douglas first defeated top U.S. junior Hollis Robertson 3-0 to set up a playoff final against world No. 85 Spencer Lovejoy, who defeated Dillon Huang 3-0 in the first round. Douglas sealed his...
Team USA's Amanda Sobhy earned her twentieth career PSA title with a comeback Canadian Women's Open final win against Egypt's Salma Hany Thursday, March 30, at Brookfield Place in Toronto.
The PSA Bronze event marked the first time an all-glass squash court was erected in the picturesque hall in twenty years, with capacity crowds enjoying world class squash throughout the week.
The draw progressed according to seeding with the top eight seeds reaching the quarterfinals, the...
Team USA's Amanda Sobhy defeated her younger sister, Sabrina, in a close three game semifinal to reach the Canadian Open finals, while Olivia Blatchford Clyne fell against two seed Salma Hany Wednesday, March 29, at the Brookfield Place in Toronto.
In the first semifinal of the evening, Amanda earned an early 6-1 lead in the first game, but Sabrina clawed her way back to win nine of the next twelve points and saved a game...
Team USA's Amanda Sobhy, Olivia Blatchford Clyne and Sabrina Sobhy advanced to the semifinals of the Canadian Women's Open semifinals--which will feature an all-Sobhy match up--Wednesday, March 29, at the Allen Lambert Galleria in Toronto.
The PSA Bronze draw progressed according to seeding with the top eight seeds reaching the quarterfinals and the top four seeds overcoming the lower seeds in contrasting fashion.
Blatchford Clyne, the four seed, came back from 2-0 down against Cornell senior...
The week of March 13, 2023 marked a historic world rankings milestone for Team USA in the world rankings as Olivia Fiechter rose to a new career high of world No. 7 from world No. 9--marking the first time two Americans have been ranked in the world's top eight players, while Olivia Blatchford Clyne climbed to world No. 13 from world No. 15--marking the first time four Americans have been ranked inside of the...
Olivia Fiechter emerged victorious in an all-American final against Olivia Blatchford Clyne to lift her second PSA title of the season at the club where she learned the sport--the Philadelphia Cricket Club--Monday, March 6.
Fiechter and Blatchford Clyne were facing each other for the fourth time in as many tournaments over the last two months, with Blatchford Clyne leading the recent head-to-head 2-1. Fiechter was determined to level the recent head-to-head scores as she looked...
