Over the past half century, beginning in 1970 with the late Margaret Riehl who as President of the United States Woman’s Squash Racquets Association spearheaded the consolidation of organized women’s and men’s Squash in America into what is now U.S. Squash, the participation of women has exploded nationwide.

Liz Everts won the national women's 4.0 national skill level championship in Philly Oct 13 as part of the US Open program of events.

Every year US Squash designates a week in September as a time to reach out to women squash players in every district. The initiative is to get women playing, introduce them to other players and let them know about squash opportunities in the area.

US Squash announced the Scholar-Athlete awards for 2018-19. Locally, Eva Finney St. Paul's and Brynn Cross Bryn Mawr were honored in the girls divisions. For the boys, Ned Gildea Gilman, Zain Khan and Joe Radek -- both of McDonogh and Alexis Ballo City high school were honored.

John's Hopkins men's club squash team won their opening matches of the season with a 9-0 win over Pittsburgh and 8-1 over Swarthmore at Meadoe Mill, with Pittsburgh winning 5-4 over Swarthmore in the final match of the round robin played at Meadow Mill October 26.

The William T. Ketcham Jr. Honorable Mention Award was given to players who had shown extraordinary commitment to the sport while significantly improving their game.

Five years after reaching the final of the 2013 World Doubles, Englishmen Jonny Smith & Clive Leach partnered up again to win the 2018 SDA Gold Baltimore Cup at the Baltimore Country Club.

Thirty five teams played in the 10th playing of the M4 (Maine Maryland at Meadow Mill) Doubles Tournament at Meadow Mill Sept 20-22.

A record fifty-seven Americans will represent Team USA and take on the world’s best juniors at the 2019 Dunlop British Junior Open, January 2-6, at Birmingham University and Edgbastion Priory Club in Birmingham, England.

SquashCares, founded in 2014 by Sydney Soloway — then a multi-sport star and student leader at Dana Hall School and now attending Hamilton College — will continue to collect squash balls and equipment to benefit the broader community.

900 junior squash players representing forty-one different nations descend on Boston and Andover, Massachussetts, this weekend to compete in the world’s largest individual squash tournament–the 2019 U.S.