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Klipstein Concludes US Squash CEO Tenure
Marking an Era of Transformation
Kevin D. Klipstein steps down this week from his role as President and Chief Executive Officer of US Squash. His twenty-one-year and two-month tenure has been marked by watershed changes throughout the organization and in the game both nationally and globally.
This winter, when a dozen leaders of the game were asked what words they’d use to describe Kevin Klipstein, they used the same key words: strategic, committed, diligent, intense, impactful, focused, determined. When the parade of athletes begins at the 2028 Games in Los Angeles and squash players finally walk into the stadium, there will be no one more responsible in the audience than Kevin Klipstein.
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Team USA's Olivia Weaver reached back-to-back Platinum finals for the first time in her career after reaching her first final at the Sprott Tournament of Champions presented by Crowd Street this week. Weaver's next Platinum appearance will be next week at the Windy City Open in Chicago.
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Hania El Hammamy defended her title in Grand Central with a historic comeback from 9-3 down in the fifth game, while Mostafa Asal claimed his first title without dropping a game all tournament on finals night of 2026 Sprott Tournament of Champions presented by Crowd Street Thursday, January 29, at Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
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Squash fans! This is your first opportunity to be a part of squash history and attend the LA28 Olympic Games. Ticket Draw Registration is now available and will remain open until March 18. Enter the LA28 Ticket Draw Registration here.
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The U.S. Century Doubles Squash Championships will forever be known as the Christopher “Kit” Tatum U.S. Century Squash Doubles Championships following a special US Squash proclamation at the nineteenth edition of the ‘Tournament of the Century’ Saturday, January 17, at the Racquet & Tennis Club in New York City.
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Steven Scharff and Sue Greene won their third Century Doubles national titles in the Open and women’s divisions with first-time co-champions Adrian Griffin and Hope Crosier, respectively, at the Christopher “Kit” Tatum U.S. Century Squash Doubles Championships, January 16-18, in New York City.
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Olivia Weaver claimed the fourth PSA Silver title of her career, while Sabrina Sobhy displayed a resounding return to form at the Squash in the Land final Sunday, January 18, in Cleveland, Ohio. Both Americans enjoyed a significant rankings boost with the result as Weaver returned to her career high World No. 4, while Sobhy jumped thirteen places to world No. 23.
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Linda Robinson, who served on the US Squash Board of Directors for a decade, was honored with the President’s Cup, US Squash’s highest annual award, during the Tournament of Champions semifinals Wednesday, January 28, at Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
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US Squash presented the W. Stewart Brauns, Jr. Award, one of the organization’s highest honors, to Melissa Winstanley in a special ceremony on the glass court in Grand Central Terminal during the 2026 Tournament of Champions. Winstanley is the Operations and Hospitality Director at the Tournament of Champions.
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Zena Wooldridge, President of World Squash and a key leader in squash’s inclusion in the Olympic Games, was honored with the 2026 Tournament of Champions Women’s Leadership Award during a special reception Friday, January 23, at the Yale Club in New York City.
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A staple on the SDA calendar, the North American Open (NAO) squash doubles tournament concluded on Monday, January 26 in Greenwich, CT. Canada's Nikole Todd and England's Georgina Stoker took home the Women's Open Doubles trophy in five games against American team Kayley Leonard and Maria Elena Ubina, preceding the Men's Doubles match on Monday, January 26. Christopher Callis (USA) and Sam Khalifa (EGY) beat Australian pair Cameron Pilley and Zac Alexander in four games.
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The new Club Locker mobile app allows for quick access to Club Locker directly from the home screen, centered around a player dashboard. Download now on the Apple store or Android store.
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The 2026 CSA Individual Championships produced two high-caliber finals as Princeton's Zeina Zein successfully defended her title, while 2025 finalist Omar Hafez went one step further to win his first title.
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Brown University will transition four club athletics teams to varsity status, including men's and women's squash teams, as of July 1, 2026, reflecting the teams’ significant growth in team achievements, coaching expertise and athletic facilities, all backed by philanthropy to support the teams’ long-term financial sustainability.
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The College Squash Association (CSA) has released its latest team rankings, incorporating all varsity match results through Jan 21, 2026. Rankings will continue to be updated regularly throughout the season as teams take on more opponents, shaping the pathway toward championship seeding in 2026. View the most recent rankings here.
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The 2026 U.S. Middle School Championships return to the Arlen Specter US Squash Center this weekend. Live stream all matches and follow all results on ussquash.org/live.
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When players step onto an Access Courts squash court, one thing stands out immediately: the game feels right. From ball speed to rebound accuracy, Access Courts glass is engineered to deliver a true black ball squash experience, whether the court is indoors or outdoors.
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