Team USA Aims for World Juniors Podium Finish in Houston

Team USA begins its campaign to reach the podium of the WSF World Juniors Championships on home soil as the world’s top junior squash nations descend on the Houston Squash Club, July 12-23.

The 2024 World Juniors marks the first time the event has been held in the United States since Boston hosted the 2011 World Junior Women’s Team Championship. For the first time in tournament history, both the World Junior Women’s Team Championship and World Junior Men’s Team Championship–previously held on a biennial basis–will be held alongside each other in addition to the annual World Junior Individual Championships.

Team USA will have three seeded players in the individual draws. Caroline Fouts and Rishi Srivastava both enter the tournament seeded to reach the semifinals as 3/4 seeds, while Riya Navani is seeded to reach the quarterfinals as a 5/8 seed.

Follow all results on the World Juniors Draws. For more information and tournament coverage visit wsfworldjuniors.com.

Todd Harrity Announces Retirement from Professional Squash

Todd Harrity—a three-time U.S. national champion, four-time Pan American Games medalist, and former world No. 34—has announced his retirement from professional squash. At thirty-three years old, Harrity leaves behind a legacy as one of the most dominant U.S. men’s players of the past decade on court, and as a social trailblazer for the sport off court.

US Squash Announces Endurance Flooring as Official Flooring Supplier

US Squash, the national governing body for the sport of squash in the United States, has announced Endurance Flooring, an industry-leading commercial flooring supplier, as its Official Flooring Supplier.

Watch Live: World Juniors Live Stream

Watch all of the World Juniors action including the Houston Squash Club's new glass show court, the three-glass-walled show court and traditional courts on worldsquash.tv.

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Caroline Fouts: Team USA is a Force to be Reckoned With

"This year at the British Junior Open there were more than 50 U.S. teammates supporting me behind the glass in the final and I pulled out some of my best squash, so being able to recreate that at the World Juniors this year is really something exciting, especially in our home country. I know there will be a lot of support, and both the men and the women have really strong teams this year, and we’re looking to grab the team titles for both the men and the women.”

U.S. Skill Level Championships to be Held Alongside U.S. Open Finals

The U.S. Skill Level Championships will be held alongside finals weekend of the 2024 U.S. Open, October 26-27. All players will receive 50% off GA tickets for the U.S. Open Semifinals and Finals.

Host a Group at the U.S. Open

The 2024 U.S. Open has the opportunity for groups to attend and get prime viewing in a reserved front wall or side wall seating box. Group boxes seat 12 people but we can accommodate groups of any size. Inquire about group ticket discounts and offerings by contacting tickets@usopensquash.com.

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2023-2024 Scholar Athlete Award Applications Available

Applications for the 2023-2024 US Squash Scholar Athlete Award are now available, providing high school students the opportunity to be recognized for their academic and athletic accomplishments over the past year. The deadline for applications is July 31, 2024.

Registration for U.S. Junior Open and All 2024-2025 JCT's Available Now

Registration is now available for the 2024 U.S. Junior Open Squash Championships and all 2024-2025 JCT's on ussquash.org/tournaments.

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Todd Harrity is a four-time Pan American Games medalist. Harrity earned doubles and team bronze in his Pan American Games debut at the 2015 Toronto Games, and made history at the 2019 Games in Peru leading Team USA to its first men’s team and doubles gold medals.