US Squash is proud to announce that the grand opening of the Peggy & Leo Pierce U.S. Squash Hall of Fame will be held in conjunction with the 2022 U.S. Masters Squash Championships, April 1-3, at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia. The highlight of the weekend—on the evening of April 2—will be the dedication of the spectacular new Peggy & Leo Pierce U.S. Squash Hall of Fame space at the Specter Center and the induction of a new class of inductees to join the current sixty-five members of the Hall of Fame.

“There is no higher honor in the sport than membership in the Hall of Fame,” said Kevin Klipstein, US Squash President & CEO. “The Hall of Fame’s permanent home in the Specter Center, made possible through the generosity of the Pierce Family, will meaningfully celebrate the far-reaching impact that inductees have had on the sport’s past and future. As the Hall of Fame moves into this new era, we also are grateful Yale University for acting as a wonderful host for the last fifteen years.”
The National Interscholastic Team Squash Championships returns for its second edition this weekend, January 29-30, at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center, and welcomes two new high school programs from North Atlanta and Houston as a part of the event’s innovative format. Follow live streaming on the US Squash Youtube channel.
US Squash has announced RIA Eyewear as the official eyewear partner of US Squash. The company—cofounded by two-time U.S. Champion Chris Hanson—recently released its first line of squash-specific performance eyewear, the Model 2.
Five Americans will contest the fifteenth Cleveland Classic, including world No. 11 Olivia Fiechter and world No. 12 Olivia Blatchford Clyne, who enter the $51,250 PSA Bronze draw as the three and four seeds, respectively, January 27-31, at the Cleveland Racquet Club.
New Zealand's Paul Coll, who will become world No. 1 for the first time in March, and Egypt's world No. 4 Tarek Momen are both in search for their maiden Motor City Open title as the top two seeds this weekend at the Birmingham Athletic Club in Detroit. Follow tournament coverage on themotorcityopen.com.

The best of college squash will be on display throughout this weekend with a full schedule and several mouthwatering matchups up and down the rankings.


College squash teams were able to play a full schedule this weekend, and the matches were competitive and fun to watch all weekend long. Trinity College, Drexel University, and Brown University were three institutions with both men’s and women’s teams earning notable victories this weekend, but the road to the championships is just heating up.
One of the benefits of the U.S. Open arriving at Drexel University in 2011 has been a myriad of interactions between the squash community and Drexel professors. Eric Zillmer and Nyree Dardarian are two great examples of the integration. Zillmer and Dardarian have now written an essay, “Match Analysis in Squash” in a new book, Match Analysis: How to Use Data in Professional Sport.
Watch live streaming of the PSA Challenger Equinox Women's Boston Open this weekend. England's top seed Lucy Turmel and Hong Kong's two seed Tze Lok Ho are favorites to capture the $12,000 title.
Views From the Arlen Specter US Squash Center
Sophia Cifuentes from PHL17 Morning News visited the Specter Center Thursday, Jan 27, to learn more about the facility's initiatives and community programs. Narelle Krizek, Timmy Brownell, Spencer Lovejoy and Chris Sachvie (l-r) joined Sophia (center) on court to give her a Team USA style lesson.