News, Views, Insight and more from around the squash world
Gohar: "I love breaking stereotypes"
Motherhood does not appear to have softened the ferocity of Nouran Gohar's ambition. Despite dirty diapers, fractured sleep patterns and doubting voices, her focus is clear: 'I will return to world no.1.'
StayInIt: Graduate League Squash
What happens when the U.S. College experience is over? Step into the world of the Graduate League Squash
Wonderful Woodliffe
Mark Woodliffe's recent World Masters wins set new records, defied repeated medical setbacks and continued an extraordinary family legacy.
Rooney: "One More Crack"
Patrick Rooney has vowed to give the PSA Squash Tour "one more crack" after contemplating his future as a pro squash player at the end of last season.
Subramaniam On The Road To Gold
With her ticket to LA now booked, Subramaniam will spend the next 21 months focusing fully on creating her next chapter of Olympic history.
Could Barbados' Margot Prow Squeeze Through Squash's Olympic Door?
Margot Prow could be the name you don't expect to see at the LA28 Olympics
A Theatrical Triple
Sometimes, suddenly and unexpectedly, everything changes. Especially did this happen to squash four decades ago in England.
Pakistan's Noor Zaman: Four Keys To Squash's Olympic Door
Pakistan's Noor Zaman is focusing on LA28 - with four potential paths open to him
Asian Games: Sivasangari Subramaniam
Malaysia have never won an Olympic Gold Medal - Sivasangari Subramaniam could be the first. Her journey to LA28 starts this week at the Asian Games












