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SQUASH 57 has been in existence since the mid 80’s, rebranded to SQUASH 57 (SQ57) in 2016, and is now…

Exclusive by RJ Mitchell As squash activity around the globe gradually starts to pick up, England Squash National Senior Coach…

Exclusive by RJ Mitchell Stewart Boswell has revealed that he plans to go back to the future and use the…

As squash courts reopen in many countries following the COVID-19 lockdown, the sport will be relaunched in dramatic style when…

Tributes have been pouring in on social media following yesterday’s announcement that women’s World No.1 Raneem El Welily has retired…

World No.1 Raneem El Welily has today (June 25) announced her immediate retirement from professional squash, bringing to an end…

Squash is on the up in Russia, and key to the growth of the sport in the nation are a…

SquashSkills recently held the digital premiere of their documentary ‘A Bronx Tale’ – a heartwarming story which explores CitySquash’s efforts to use…

Last month, Samantha Teran, the most successful Mexican squash player of all time, was named as President of the Association…

The World Squash Federation (WSF) can confirm that the World Masters Squash Championships – originally postponed from August 2020 due…

Being passionate about preserving squash’s long and rich heritage, ex World Squash Federation (WSF) CEO Andrew Shelley has decided to…

US Squash explore the way that squash player Dr. Toby Lynch has served the community of St. Louis during the…

Hong Kong’s World No.21 Leo Au has announced his immediate retirement from professional squash. Au, 30, had a successful international…

Squash Auckland – with the assistance of Squash New Zealand – have launched their new ‘Squash Your Way’ campaign as…

The World Squash Federation is mourning the death of former WSF President Susie Simcock. It was in October 1996 that the…