Hall of Famer Ann Wetzel dies
Ann Dietrich Wetzel died earlier this month at the age of ninety-two.
Wetzel was born in Pittsburgh and grew up in Philadelphia. She played tennis at the University of Pennsylvania, leading the Quakers to an...
Illingworth and Latasha Khan to be Inducted into U.S. Squash Hall of Fame
Latasha Khan and Julian Illingworth will be inducted into the United States Squash Hall of Fame on Saturday, October 26, 2024. The ceremony will occur at a special luncheon preceding the finals of the...
Hall of Famer Lenny Bernheimer Dies
Leonard A. Bernheimer died on Tuesday, March 25, from complications from pancreatic cancer. He was eighty-two years-old.
One of the most beloved members of the American squash community, Lenny Bernheimer grew up in Boston and...
U.S. Squash Hall of Famer Herrick Dies at Eighty-Four
John F. Herrick, one of the great players and leaders of U.S. squash, died on Tuesday, October 25, at the age of eighty-four.
A Cleveland native and junior tennis phenom, Jack captained and played #1...
Hall of Famer Sam Howe Dies at Eighty-Four
Samuel P. Howe, III, died last week at the age of eighty-four. Howe grew up playing at Merion Cricket Club. He starred on the varsity at Haverford School, which lost just one interscholastic match...
Nancy Gengler-Saint
(1956- )
Nancy Gengler-Saint was an outstanding player and coach who epitomized sportsmanship. After picking up squash at Princeton, she won the National Intercollegiate Individuals as a sophomore, reached two more finals and led the...
Gail Ramsay
(1957- )
One of the most impactful people in U.S. squash history, Gail Ramsay has been a leader as a player, coach and administrator. Growing up at the Cynwyd Club in Philadelphia, Ramsay was the...
John A. Fry
(1960- )
A squash player, parent and leader, John Fry has played an unprecedented role in transforming squash in Philadelphia and around the nation. When he became president of Drexel University in 2010, he created...
Thomas E. Page
(1956-2001)
Tom Page electrified the squash world with his physicality, will to win and an unique ability to combine stunning shotmaking and relentless retrieving. Raised at Merion Cricket Club, he was a young star at...
Peggy & Leo Pierce U.S. Squash Hall of Fame Officially Opened; Four New Inductees...
(Pictured, l-r: David and Palmer Page--accepting on behalf of their late brother, Tom--Gail Ramsay, Nancy-Gengler Saint, John Fry)
US Squash formally opened the Peggy & Leo Pierce U.S. Squash Hall of Fame, housed at the...