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Women are making squash their business. Wendy Lawrence, Nancy Cushman and Demer Holleran are three examples of successful woman who share a savy business sense and a love of the game of the squash. read more

Squash 2016 delegate Vijay Gajjar, President of the Squash Federation of Africa, will be attending the ANOCA (Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa) General Assembly in Abuja, Nigeria. read more

While it may be more of a struggle than in past generations, due to our culture’s habit to worship sports celebrities and their ubiquity in the media, practice makes perfect, which is why squash offers some of the best training in sportsmanship. read more

13 Year Old Ethiopian Squash Player Shines at IOC Presentation. read more

Julie Cerullo trains for the Junior World Championships before heading to Princeton University for her freshman year. read more

Squash players all over the globe are uniting on Squash 2016 Day to support their sport's bid for a place in the 2016 Olympic Games. read more

IOC President Jacques Rogge has recently cited "universality" as a quality that he'll be seeking in sports bidding to become part of the 2016 Olympic Programme. Squash has always claimed universality as a strength. read more

Many of the most important people in the world of Squash have gathered in Denver, USA, to attend Sportaccord 2009 and boost the campaign for the sport's inclusion in the Olympic Games from 2016. read more

Former world No1 Peter Nicol made a presentation at a Squash 2016 press conference to outline the key elements of their campaign. read more

The world of squash is uniting to support the sport's bid for inclusion in the 2016 Olympic programme with a massive worldwide festival on May 23rd. read more

For six hours inside the capacity-and-then-some-packed Jadwin Squash Courts, the difference between the top teams in men's college squash was razor thin. read more

Squash yesterday moved a step closer to its goal of becoming one of the sports included in the Summer Olympic Games after the WSF submitted its response to the 80-question Olympic Programme Review questionnaire read more

Princeton's women secured a Howe Cup victory by beating Williams, Trinity and Harvard to earn their third straight NCAA title. read more

Natalie Grainger secured a hat-trick of WISPA World Tour squash titles in Cleveland when she beat unexpected English opponent Alison Waters in the final of the Women's National City Burning River Classic at the Cleveland Racquet Club. read more