In follow up to the recent US Squash communication regarding the rapid and unprecedented spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) throughout the country, the association has continued to evaluate this dynamic situation and national response to it. The protection of the health and well-being of our participants and their families are our most important considerations. In light of this and what we know at this point, after considerable discussion, the Board and management have agreed...

The eighty-fifth National Doubles produced three first-time champions in twin sisters Elani & Lume Landman and James Stout, while Dylan Patterson celebrated his first National Doubles title in a decade Sunday, March 8, at Boast Squash, the Commodore Club and Minneapolis Club in St. Paul and Minneapolis. The National Doubles returned to the twin cities for the first time since 1993 with more than 200 players on 102 teams competing across fifteen divisions. Twelve national...

For the first time in nearly three decades, Minneapolis and St. Paul play host to the National Doubles, March 5-8, at Boast Squash, the Commodore Squash Club and Minneapolis Club in Minnesota. Follow live streaming from three courts and live scores for all matches throughout the tournament on ussquash.com/live. View all draws and results on the National Doubles Club Locker page. More than 200 players on 102 teams will compete across fifteen divisions with twelve national...

The 2020 U.S. Century Doubles Championships yielded three pairs of repeat champions in two-time Open champions Chris Walker & Thomas Harrity, three-time women's champions Kathryn Grant & Lissen Tutrone and two-time mixed champions Chris Spahr and Mary Belknap McKee, January 17-20 in New York City. Celebrating the notion that squash is a lifetime sport, the “Tournament of the Century” requires that the combined age of each team to be one hundred years or greater. The...

  The fortieth-annual U.S. Intercollegiate Squash Doubles Championships, presented by the U.S. Jesters Club, was held alongside the FS Investments U.S. Open as Navy and Penn swept up the titles Sunday, October 6. Philadelphia Cricket Club hosted the tournament, which was originally started in 1942. Twenty-four teams came from six universities: Brown, Columbia, Drexel, Fordham, Franklin & Marshall and the U.S. Naval Academy. Like in recent years, F&M v. Navy was a common theme in the 2019...