Digital Drive: Comcast Awarded Naming Rights for LA28 Olympic Squash Venue

Comcast Awarded Naming Rights to LA28 Olympic Squash Venue

Squash will be part of Olympic history at the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 (LA28), with its competition venue—the Comcast Squash Center at Universal Studios—among the first Olympic sports venues ever to carry naming rights.

The Comcast Squash Center at Universal Studios will be set on Hollywood’s iconic Courthouse Square backlot—instantly recognizable to film fans worldwide for its starring role in the Back to the Future trilogy—providing a spectacular stage for the sport’s long-awaited Olympic debut.

Comcast Corporation Chief Communications Officer Jennifer Khoury said: “The Olympic Games Paris 2024 reminded us that the power of sport can inspire the world. We’re honored to work with LA28 to help bring the most spectacular summer Olympic and Paralympic Games to the U.S. for the first time in more than 30 years.

“From hosting Squash’s Olympic Games debut to bringing LA28 to U.S. audiences on NBC and Peacock and serving as a founding partner of the 2028 Organizing Committee and proud sponsor of Team USA, we’re coming together across our entire company to support this historic moment."

Team USA Claims Twenty-First Battle of the Border on Home Soil

Team USA took home the twenty-first edition of the Battle of the Border, an annual weekend of training and competition between the U.S. and Canadian Junior National Teams, August 8-10, at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center.

Thirty Americans Compete in Egyptian Junior Open

A delegation of thirty American juniors competed in the Egyptian Junior Open—one of the world’s most competitive international junior tournaments—August 6-10, at the Madinaty Sporting Club in New Cairo, Egypt.

Support Without Pressure: Helping Your Child Trive at Tournaments

Tune in for the first Squash Education parent webinar of the season, hosted by SportMind's Jesse Engelbrecht, on Wednesday, August 27 at 5:00 p.m. ET.

Support the Junior Squash Class Gift

Honor your graduate with their name on the annual plaque displayed on the Class Gift exhibit within the Arlen Specter US Squash Center and directly contribute to the future of junior squash.

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CSA Adjusts Recruiting Start Date for 2025

The College Squash Association (CSA) has officially updated the recruiting calendar for prospective student athletes. Effective immediately, the first day that college coaches can initiate recruiting contact with student-athletes in their junior year of high school is now Tuesday, September 2, 2025. This represents a 24-hour delay from the original date.

CSA to Host Recruiting Town Hall and Q&A August 28

Navigating the college squash recruiting process can be complex for prospective student athletes, parents and coaches. The College Squash Association is hosting a special virtual Town Hall to provide clear information and answer your most pressing questions. This live presentation and FAQ session is your opportunity to hear directly from key figures in college squash and gain valuable insights into the current squash recruiting landscape.

InGenius Prep x US Squash: A Student Success Story from the Court to Duke

A true story of a student who leveraged their squash involvement with the help of InGenius Prep to commit to Duke University through early decision application.

Back Into the Swing: Returning to Court After the Off-Season

Germantown Cricket Club Head Squash Professional Lauren West offers tips ahead of a new season.

From Passion to Profession: A Conversation with Olivia Taylor

The Arlen Specter Center’s head coach Olivia Taylor shares her personal squash story and offers insights into the women’s game in this in-depth Q&A by Linda Elriani.

Views From the Arlen Specter US Squash Center

Members of Team USA show off their kits at the 21st annual Battle of the Border.