While the shot is as old as the game itself, a team of researchers has now revealed the physics behind it – Brown University, USA
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Category: US SquashSite
Market Studies: Success Factors in Racquet Facilities – Still True After 35 Years!
Interesting article from SquashFacilities: The fundamentals of racquet sports business models remain the same, the best way to see the future is to understand the past…
Read moreUSSquashSite: ALL ABOUT THE SPECTER CENTER
Visit the Arlen Specter Center, the heart of USSquash…
Read moreMath, stats and predictions… Is there Home Advantage in Squash?
ScienceBit: “We use a Bayesian hierarchical model to predict whether one of the two players has the home advantage….”
Read moreUSSquash: World Junior Squad announced
US Squash has announced the twelve young men and women set to represent Team USA at the 2025 WSF World Junior Squash Championships, July 21-August 1
Read moreMeet the Player: USA Nick Spizzirri
It was always squash for senior Nick Spizzirri. Well, it was tennis first. But squash was the first sport that clicked for an eight-year-old Spizzirri…
Read moreMeet the Junior Player: Quinn Waldron, USA
USSquash Most Improved Player: Quinn climbed from No. 99 to No. 25 in the national rankings and pulled off a remarkable first-round upset against the No. 12 seed at the Champs
Read moreAll you didn’t know you needed to know about the CSA finals – Rob Dinerman
Rob is THE College Squash Specialist, giving us a detailed step-by-step tale of the CSA Champs Finals day….
Read moreCollege Squash End of Season: Last Champs, Part 2
Potter Cup (Men’s) and Howe Cup (Women’s).. Chris’ photos… FINALS DAY: Trinity is still HOWE CHAMPION, 5/4 v Harvard…. the POTTER CUP stays with Penn! Reports….
Read moreSo you think you know all about John Nimick, do you?
John Nimick – ToC promoter amongst other achievements – has spent the last few weekends performing in a facsimile of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre…
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