Digital Drive: Team USA Takes on the World's Best at PSA World Championships in Chicago

Team USA Takes on the World's Best at PSA World Championships

Eight Americans, led by world No. 4 Olivia Weaver and world No. 8 Amanda Sobhy, will take on the world's best this week during the 2024-2025 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family at the University Club of Chicago and LakeShore Sport and Fitness, May 9-16.

The PSA World Championships brings 128 of the world’s best players together competing for a record prize purse of $1.3 million, vying for the title of World Champions. The early rounds of the competition will be held at the University Club of Chicago before moving to an all-glass court at Lakeshore Sport and Fitness.

For tickets and more tournament coverage visit www.worldsquashchamps.com.

First Public Outdoor Squash Court to Open in U.S.

The PSA Foundation, US Squash and the Chicago Park District announced the opening of the first publicly accessible outdoor court in the United States in a decade. Located in Fulton Market, west of the Loop, the first outdoor squash court dubbed “Project Beacon” will be opened at Union Park.

Squash's Presence at RacquetX Still Resonating

US Squash was proud to be an official partner for this year’s RacquetX conference in Miami, FL, March 22 – 24. US Squash was joined by squash colleagues from a range of perspectives, including club owners, software providers, teaching pros and coaches and youth program entrepreneurs helping to generate significant buzz about the newly-minted Olympic sport.

Access Courts Launches U.S. Sales of Low-Cost Modular Squash Courts

Access Courts, developers of a modular and affordable squash court, has formally launched sales in the U.S. of both its indoor and outdoor squash courts. The news comes following the successful debut of the indoor version at the RacquetX conference in Miami in March and in advance of its outdoor model debut as Project Beacon in Chicago’s Union Park May 16.

Russell Honored With US Squash Women's Achievement Bowl

Sally Russell, a driving force behind the growth of squash in Buffalo, New York for fifty years, was honored with the prestigious Achievement Bowl during Buffalo Squash’s annual end of year celebration at the Saturn Club Thursday, May 8.

Support the Drive to LA28 Campaign and Attend the U.S. Championships This June

The nation’s top squash players are set to compete in the 2025 U.S. Women’s and S.L. Green U.S. Men’s Championships, June 16-20, at the Specter Center in Philadelphia. The Drive to LA28 Campaign Launch Event and Reception, featuring U.S. Olympic & Paralympic athletes, the United States Olympic & Paralympic Foundation and Team USA Squash will be held on Thursday, June 19th at the Specter Center. Tickets and more information are now available here.

Celebrating the Class of 2025: First Installment

Beginning in 2020, US Squash has celebrated the graduating senior class by publishing personal reflections from players on their junior squash careers, and what they look forward to in their next chapter in life and squash. Below is the first installment for 2025 of this ongoing series. If you are a Class of 2025 high school senior and have not already submitted your own picture and reflection, please follow these instructions to do so.

Marina Stefanoni Wins Largest PSA Title in Richmond; Reaches Top Thirty

Team USA’s Marina Stefanoni captured the largest title of her career–the PSA Copper Richmond Open–sending the twenty-two-year-old into the world’s top thirty rankings for the first time in her career Sunday, May 4, at the Country Club of Virginia.

Amanda Sobhy Captures Second PSA Bronze Title of the Season in D.C.

Team USA’s Amanda Sobhy captured her second PSA Bronze title of the season, winning the $58,750 Squash on Fire Open Sunday, April 27, in Washington, D.C. The title sent Sobhy up to world No. 8 in the rankings—her highest since returning from a second torn Achilles.

Squash Player Magazine: Spizzirri Sibling Sync

Squash Player Magazine recently profiled Team USA's upcoming professional Nick Spizzirri, and his brother Elliott—world No. 121 on the ATP professional tennis tour.

US Squash Announces 2025-2026 U.S. Junior Championship Schedule

US Squash is excited to announce the U.S. Junior Squash Championships schedule for the 2025-2026 season! The official tournament pages are linked below on each tournament name. Please visit the tournament page for draw, registration, hotel and patronage information.

CSA Presents 2024-2025 All-American Selections

This year’s honorees represent 10 different CSA member institutions, highlighting the competitive depth and talent across college squash. All-American selections recognize the top student-athletes who have demonstrated exceptional performance throughout both the regular season and the championship events.

Georgetown University Named 2025 Recipient of the CSA Chaffee Award for Team Sportsmanship

The College Squash Association (CSA) is proud to announce that the Georgetown University women’s squash team, led by Head Coach Heba El Torky, has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Chaffee Award for Team Sportsmanship.

Bowdoin College Named 2025 Recipient of the CSA Sloane Award for Team Sportsmanship

The College Squash Association (CSA) is proud to announce that the Bowdoin College men’s squash team, led by Head Coach Brendan McClintick, has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Sloane Award for Team Sportsmanship.

Stoker & White Win Third Mixed Doubles Title in Four Years

Philadelphia’s Georgina Stoker & John White won their third Mixed Doubles Open title in four years, while Phoebe Trubowitz celebrated her second national title of the season in the 60+ divison with Ed Chilton Sunday, May 3, at Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia.

US Squash to Host Annual Meeting of the Members June 18

In accordance with the Association By-laws, ARTICLE IV, Section 1, the Association hosts an Annual Meeting of the Members. This year the meeting will be held via Zoom, Wednesday, June 18, beginning at 5pm ET.

NSL Season in Full Swing After Two Weeks of Play

The second NSL season is in full swing with the Philadelphia Lightning and Freesdom, SoNo Sharks, Newport Dragons and Atlanta Tornadoes all earning early season wins. Catch up on all of the action on nslsport.com.

SDA Women Close Out the Season in LA

The LocalWorld Open, presented by Northwestern Mutual and The Calvert Family, wrapped up the women’s 2024-25 season with a memorable edition hosted by the Jonathan Club in Los Angeles. With a $20,000 purse on the line, the event drew strong performances from a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging talent. In the end, it was Meredeth Quick and Suzie Pierrepont who lifted the trophy, earning a hard-fought title at their third attempt.

James Stout and Scott Arnold Rally to Defend Buffalo Club Title

The Buffalo Club Open once again lived up to its reputation as one of the most popular stops on the SDA calendar, closing out the regular season in style. With a $30,000 purse and its iconic buffalo sculpture trophy, the event—hosted at The Buffalo Club—attracts top-tier talent and a lively local crowd. Defending champions and top seeds James Stout and Scott Arnold, the current world #1 ranked team, returned looking to repeat last year’s success.

US Squash Coach Certification Opportunities

Whether you are considering coaching for the first time or have made a career of teaching squash, develop your skills through US Squash Coach Certification courses. Learn about upcoming opportunities to participate in courses held around the country. Learn more and see the full schedule of courses.

Views From the Arlen Specter US Squash Center

The Philly Phanatic helped kick off the 2025 NSL Season between the New York Knights and Philadelphia Lightning at the Specter Center during SquashSmarts' 25th anniversary.