The 2018 U.S. Open—the most prestigious professional tournament in the U.S.—is set to return to Philadelphia October 6-11. Mark your calendars now to watch as the best players in the world descend on Drexel University, which will host the event for the eighth consecutive year.
Report courtesy of PSA.
The Professional Squash Association (PSA) unveiled its new vision for professional squash which will see a new-look professional squash tour structure come into effect for the 2018-19 season onwards, while a WSF & PSA Satellite Tour has also been announced following the recent partnership agreement … Continue Reading ›› 
(l-r): Mohamed ElShorbagy, Mark Walter, Nour El Tayeb
2018 Windy City Open champions Nour El Tayeb (l) and Mohamed ElShorbagy.
2018 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions winners Nour El Sherbini (l) and Simon Rösner
El Tayeb (r) against El Welily
Courtesy of US Squash
The Professional Squash Association (PSA) and US Squash have agreed to intensify their partnership in an effort to continue the significant growth of PSA tournaments and associated prize money in the United States over the coming years.
Total prize money on offer at US-based PSA tournaments has … Continue Reading ›› 
l-r: Mike Desaulnier, Maurice Hecksher and Ben Hecksher.
At a special luncheon before the finals of the 2017 United States Open, Michael Desaulniers, Benjamin Heckscher and Maurice Heckscher were inducted into the United States Squash Hall of Fame.
Mark Pagon, the chair of the board of US Squash, welcomed a large crowd of friends, fans and family to the gala luncheon next to the ASB GlassCourt in the Drexel’s Daskalakis Athletic Center. “We take the responsibility of the selection process very seriously as an organization,” he said. “Induction into our Hall of Fame is the highest honor in squash.”