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.
Team USA's Todd Harrity, Shahjahan Khan and Faraz Khan are all set to compete in the first major U.S. PSA tournament of the year--the $110k Houston Open--at the newly-opened Houston Squash Club, January 4-9, in Texas.
The PSA Gold draw, the Houston Open's largest prize money in its twelfth edition, has attracted some of the world's top players including world No. 1 Ali Farag, world No. 3 Mohamed ElShorbagy, world No. 5 Mostafa Asal and...
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...
Amanda Sobhy made history by becoming the first U.S. born player to reach the semifinals of the PSA World Championship presented by the Walter Family with a three-game win over world No. 5 Hania El Hammamy Monday night at the University Club of Chicago.
The American world No. 7 sent the home crowd into raptures with a clinical performance against one of the Tour's most in-form players in El Hammamy underneath the chandeliers in Cathedral...
Team USA will have three representatives in the PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family round of sixteen for the first time courtesy of second round wins from Olivia Fiechter, Olivia Blatchford Clyne and Amanda Sobhy Friday, July 16 at the University Club of Chicago.
For tickets, live streaming and more tournament coverage visit worldsquashchamps.com.
Blatchford Clyne, world No. 13, was the first to progress with a four-game win on the traditional court 3 against...
