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Raneem reigns for 15th consecutive month By ELLIE MAWSON – Squash Mad Correspondent Belgium’s Tinne Gilis has achieved a career-high World Ranking of No.19 after breaking into the top 20 for the first time in her career following the release of the PSA Women’s World Rankings for March today (March 1). The 21-year-old from Mol [...]
‘We need women to consider turning pro after college’ says Blatchford Clyne By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent US duo Amanda Sobhy and Olivia Blatchford Clyne have made history. Yesterday’s victories mean that the quarter-finals of the Windy City Open presented by the Walter Family will feature two Americans for the first time in [...]
Big Interview: 11 Points with Tom Ford By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor THIS YEAR’S Wild Card Challenge in the St. James’s Place Canary Wharf Classic features two extremely talented English players, Tom Ford and Joe Lee, who have returned to action after extended absences caused by injuries. Here, Tom reveals the physical and [...]
Lucy Turmel meets Rowan Elaraby in battle of the giant killers By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent Nour El Tayeb and Joelle King, the 2018 finalists, fell to shock defeats against World No.20 Rowan Elaraby and World No.19 Nadine [...]
Sabrina Sobhy makes it three Americans in round two By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent Two amazing marathon matches lit up day one of the Windy City Open presented by the Walter Family, with astonishing triumphs for Egypt’s Youssef [...]
Coaching legends look on as 58 College teams battle it out By RICHARD MILLMAN – Squash Mad Correspondent Fifty-eight of the sixty-eight ranked men’s teams of the CSA Intercollegiate Men’s Squash association are scheduled to compete in the Intercollegiate Men’s [...]
‘My team and I looked at every part of my game and I have come back stronger’ By NATHAN DUGAN – Squash Mad Correspondent Amanda Sobhy may have had a January to forget on the PSA World Tour, but tonight [...]
Winner books wild card spot for next year By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor This year’s Wildcard Challenge at the St. James’s Place Canary Wharf Classic features two extremely talented English players, Tom Ford and Joe Lee, who have [...]
Way’s Crimson crackers cruise to 83rd consecutive victory By CSA Reporters Top seeds Harvard created history as they claimed a record sixth straight Howe Cup by winning the College Squash Association women’s Team Championship after beating No.2 seeds Princeton 6-1 [...]
Hosts Yale fall to Princeton By CSA Reporters On day two of the CSA Women’s Team National Championships, top-seeded Harvard ran away with an 8-1 victory over Trinity to clinch a spot in the Howe Cup finals for the 12th [...]
Harvard and Trinity sweep through 9-0 and meet in semi-finals By CSA Reporters The 2020 College Squash Association National Collegiate Women’s Team Championships started with a full day of highly competitive action on Friday. All five divisions had matches at [...]
Luxembourg ladies learn and improve By TONY GRIFFIN – Squash Mad Correspondent I first meet Sandra Denis in September 2019 when Xavi Blasco, Bertrand Tissot and I started working together with the Luxembourg national teams. She has been the national [...]
‘My goal is the same as it was at the start of the season’ By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent Egypt’s World No.5 Nour El Tayeb says that she is finding her form again as she prepares to kickstart [...]
‘We believe safety and high performance can coexist with eye protection’ By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor American number two Chris Hanson has done much more than simply join the current debate about eye safety in squash. The New [...]
‘College Squash is the engine that drives the game in the US, and large parts of the world’ By RICHARD MILLMAN – Squash Mad Correspondent For the next three weekends, in the USA, the College Squash Association comes to a [...]
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